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Hiking the saw-toothed Perito Moreno Glacier, the thunderous roar of Iguazú Falls, wine-tasting at Mendoza’s many vineyards... On a tailor-made vacation to Argentina with Audley, you’ll see the highlights — and much more — your way. We’ll design your ideal trip with you, paying close attention to your interests, your travel style and your budget. Our Argentina specialists know the country inside out and can lead you to experiences you won’t find in a guidebook.
Road-trip through red-sandstone gorges and desolate deserts of northern Argentina on Ruta 40. Fragrant orange trees waft over the red-brick Jesuit ruins of San Ignacio Mini. Sip mate, the drink of the gauchos, on the veranda of an estancia overlooking yerba plantations. Float through the caiman-rich waters of the Iberá wetlands. Attend a traditional asado (barbecue) in the backstreets of Buenos Aires’ barrios.
The slinky movements of tango dancers. The faint beat of a gaucho tearing through the faraway pampas. Magellanic penguins huddling noisily in cliffside burrows. What excites you? Travel at your own pace, in your own style, with the confidence that we’ll show you the best options, wherever you go.
Road-trip through red-sandstone gorges and desolate deserts of northern Argentina on Ruta 40. Fragrant orange trees waft over the red-brick Jesuit ruins of San Ignacio Mini. Sip mate, the drink of the gauchos, on the veranda of an estancia overlooking yerba plantations. Float through the caiman-rich waters of the Iberá wetlands. Attend a traditional asado (barbecue) in the backstreets of Buenos Aires’ barrios.
The slinky movements of tango dancers. The faint beat of a gaucho tearing through the faraway pampas. Magellanic penguins huddling noisily in cliffside burrows. What excites you? Travel at your own pace, in your own style, with the confidence that we’ll show you the best options, wherever you go.
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Suggested tours for Argentina
These tours give you a starting point for what your holiday to Argentina could entail. Treat them as inspiration, as each trip is created uniquely for you.
Suggested activities for Argentina
Whatever your interests, our specialists will build activities into your trip that connect to how you want to experience Argentina.
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Parrilla Tour, Palermo ![Palermo street scene, Buenos Aires, Argentina]()
Parrilla Tour, Palermo
Buenos AiresParrilla Tour, Palermo
Most visitors to Buenos Aires only dine at the most touristy parrillas published in guidebooks and sadly miss out on some of the city’s most delicious gems.
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Iguazú Falls ![Iguazú, Parque Nacional Iguazú]()
Iguazú Falls
Iguazú FallsIguazú Falls
Exploring the Argentinian side of the falls, allows opportunities for detailed and close up views, plus chances to see the flora and fauna of the Iguazú National Park.
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El Querandi Tango Show ![El Querandi Tango Show]()
El Querandi Tango Show
Buenos AiresEl Querandi Tango Show
You can experience Argentina’s home-grown dance, the tango, in an entertaining yet authentic way at this dinner show. The production tells the story of tango, from its humble roots to its worldwide fame, and includes many dexterous, gravity-defying routines.
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Why travel with Audley?
- 100% tailor-made tours
- Fully protected travel
- Established for over 25 years
- 98% of our clients would recommend us
Best time to visit
Our specialists advise on the best months to visit Argentina, including information about climate, events and festivals.
Travel advice
Practical tips for traveling to Argentina, from social protocols to guidance on money matters, with a link to the latest government travel advice.
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Our detailed brochures feature trip ideas and travel experiences recommended by our specialists.
Argentina in pictures
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![The 'Train to the Clouds' passing over Viaduct Polvorilla]()
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![Caiman in the Ibera wetlands]()
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![Onelli Bay, Patagonia]()
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![Southern right whale off Península Valdés, Argentina]()
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![Andes mountains around Mendoza]()
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![Gauchos at Estancia Los Potreros]()
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![Wine Tasting, Mendoza]()
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![Iguazú Falls]()
Visit Iguazú Falls
Our expert guides to traveling in Argentina
Written by our specialists from the viewpoint of their own travels, these guides will help you decide on the shape of your own trip to Argentina. Aiming to inspire and inform, we share our recommendations for how to appreciate Argentina at its best.
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What to do in Argentina: our highlights guide ![Iguazú Falls]()
What to do in Argentina: our highlights guide
What to do in Argentina: our highlights guide
Argentina: there’s more to it than tango, football, and Eva Perón (although they’re all part of the quintessential Buenos Aires experience). Long-time fan Jasmine explains the best places to visit in Argentina, from wetland wildlife-spotting to an estancia stay.
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5 reasons to stay in an estancia on your trip to Argentina ![Estancia La Bamba]()
5 reasons to stay in an estancia on your trip to Argentina
5 reasons to stay in an estancia on your trip to Argentina
If you enjoy horseback riding and are looking for an authentic Argentinian experience, staying at an estancia is a must. An integral part of the culture of Argentina, staying at a gaucho's home can either be a relaxing experience or you can get more involved.
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How to spend two weeks in Argentina's Lake District ![Bariloche, Argentina]()
How to spend two weeks in Argentina's Lake District
How to spend two weeks in Argentina's Lake District
Yes, you can go to Argentina for two weeks and never leave its Lake District, says Argentina specialist Olivia. Combine drives, hikes and kayaking in the main hubs with a jaunt across the border to Chile’s off-piste Futangue Park.
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Driving Argentina’s wild northwest: Salta to Mendoza on Ruta 40 ![Road to Cachi from Salta or viceversa]()
Driving Argentina’s wild northwest: Salta to Mendoza on Ruta 40
Driving Argentina’s wild northwest: Salta to Mendoza on Ruta 40
Between Salta and Mendoza in northwest Argentina lies a yawning, unforgiving landscape dominated by Andean ranges, desert and badlands. Few visitors set foot there. Audley specialist Melissa explains why it makes for a classic Argentinian road trip on Ruta 40.
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Patagonia beyond the Torres: hiking vacations in Argentina’s El Chaltén ![El Chaltén, Argentina]()
Patagonia beyond the Torres: hiking vacations in Argentina’s El Chaltén
Patagonia beyond the Torres: hiking vacations in Argentina’s El Chaltén
Audley South America specialist Iain explains why, for him, El Chaltén isn’t just one of the best places to visit in Argentina, but offers some of the best hiking in Patagonia. He recommends his preferred trails.
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Argentina’s wildlife: where to go and what to see ![Elephant seal, Península Valdés]()
Argentina’s wildlife: where to go and what to see
Argentina’s wildlife: where to go and what to see
From whale spotting off the shores of Peninsula Valdés to the second largest wetland in South America: Argentina specialist Nick guides you through Argentina’s unsung wildlife hubs, explaining where you can spot penguins, capybaras, guanacos, rheas, and much more.
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Driving vacations in Chile & Argentina ![The Road to Lago General Carrera, Aisen]()
Driving vacations in Chile & Argentina
Driving vacations in Chile & Argentina
A self-drive trip through Chile or Argentina is ideal for those looking for the flexibility to go where they want, when they want. Our specialists will advise on the routes to take as well as the best places to see and the accommodations you should stay in.
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What to do in Patagonia: our highlights guide ![Snow-capped mountains in Parque Patagonia, Aisen]()
What to do in Patagonia: our highlights guide
What to do in Patagonia: our highlights guide
Patagonia stretches across both Chile and Argentina, and down to the frozen waters of the Southern Ocean. Latin America specialist, Ann, selects her top things to do when visiting this vast region.
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Machu Picchu plus one: tried-and-tested South American combinations ![Machu Picchu ruins viewed from Machu Picchu Mountain]()
Machu Picchu plus one: tried-and-tested South American combinations
Machu Picchu plus one: tried-and-tested South American combinations
Did you know that thanks to ever-improving flight connections, you can easily combine Machu Picchu with other South American destinations such as the Galapagos and Argentina — without the need to extend your trip drastically? Our specialists explain how.
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