Things to do in Argentina
Palermo Tours31 optionsTigre Tours8 optionsCity Tour Buenos Aires24 optionsWhite Water Rafting17 optionsRecoleta Cemetery Tour23 optionsBoat Tour Iguazu Falls8 optionsBuenos Aires Walking Tour54 optionsTierra del Fuego National Park Tours23 optionsRecoleta Cemetery Tours27 optionsPalermo Walking Tour9 optionsPuerto Madero42 optionsBuenos Aires Food Tour48 options
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Ezeiza to Aeroparque Transfer: Door-to-Door, No WaitingYou're picked up at Aeroparque and driven directly to Ezeiza International with a Spanish-speaking driver who meets you at arrivals. All fees are included upfront, the service runs around the clock, and luggage allowance is one checked bag and one carry-on per person. Book this if your next flight departs from Ezeiza and you want the logistics handled without negotiation.Is it for me?Right for travelers connecting between Buenos Aires' two airports who want the drive handled without arranging a taxi or app-based ride. The fixed price and 24/7 availability mean you book once and the transfer is settled, regardless of your arrival time.
Córdoba to La Cumbrecita: Pedestrian Village & Villa General Belgrano Day TripYou’ll wind from Córdoba into pine forests and mountain villages, wander car-free streets in La Cumbrecita, taste Central European pastries in Villa General Belgrano, and share stories with your local guide. Expect small surprises — maybe a lakeside coffee stop or laughter over lunch — plus hotel pickup so you can just enjoy the ride.
Buenos Aires: Food Tour with Local Parrilla & GelatoYou’ll wander Palermo’s lively streets with a local guide, tasting fresh empanadas and admiring street art before settling in for an authentic Argentine asado at a classic parrilla—with handmade sausages, provoleta cheese, and local wine included. Finish your Buenos Aires food tour with creamy Italian-style gelato as evening falls.
San Martin de los Andes: Road of Seven Lakes Full DayYou travel by minivan through six lakes and an ancient forest in the Andes foothills, stopping at a Mapuche community snack stand and the viewpoint that overlooks Chile, then spend a few hours in Villa La Angostura before returning to San Martin de los Andes. Hotel pickup, a professional guide, and small-group format mean you don't navigate or time it yourself — you just show up at your hotel in the morning.Is it for me?Right for travelers who want to see the lakes and forest without renting a car or navigating unfamiliar roads — the pickup, guide, and fixed schedule handle the logistics so you focus on the scenery.
Buenos Aires: Tango Porteño Show & Optional 3-Course DinnerYou sit in a restored Art Deco theater near the Obelisk and watch professional tango dancers and an eight-piece orchestra perform the Golden Age of Tango for an evening. If you choose a dinner option, you get a three-course meal with Argentine wine and unlimited drinks; if you don't, you get the show and a drink. You leave without having arranged a restaurant, a ticket line, or transport — it's all there.Is it for me?Book this if you want to see professional tango dancers and a live orchestra in a historic theater without arranging a separate restaurant or transport — the evening is self-contained, and the fixed price means no surprises at the end.
4x4 Off Road Adventure: Escondido & Fagnano Lakes from UshuaiaIf you want to see Tierra del Fuego beyond Ushuaia’s main streets, this off-road trip is for you. You’ll cross mountain passes in a 4x4, spot wildlife in deep forests, eat real Argentine barbecue by Lake Fagnano—and get stories from guides who know every hidden corner.
Buenos Aires: Private Tango Lesson & Milonga Night with WineYou get a one-on-one tango lesson covering the basics of lead and follow, then transportation to an actual milonga where locals dance to live music. Your guide sits with you, explains the codes and traditions as you watch and sip local wine, and you can dance if you want to. The whole thing is private, paced for you, and includes everything—lesson, transport, wine, and entry—so you show up and the rest is arranged.Is it for me?Book this if you want to understand tango as a living culture rather than a tourist spectacle, and you'd rather spend an evening inside the real thing than watching it from a distance—the private format and the guide's presence are what make that possible in one night.
Tierra del Fuego National Park Private Tour from UshuaiaA private guided tour of Tierra del Fuego National Park departing from Ushuaia port takes you through forest trails, past Lapataia Bay and to Lake Roca, which straddles the Argentina-Chile border. Your local guide leads the hikes, park entry is included, and pickup and drop-off happen at the port. The tour runs four hours and suits all fitness levels.Is it for me?Book the private van or minivan option if your group is larger or you prefer more space; choose the standard private tour if it's just a few of you. Either way, you move as your own party with a guide who knows the park, which means the pace stays yours and the hikes don't rush.
Tierra del Fuego National Park tour: Small-group shore excursionA small-group shore excursion to Tierra del Fuego National Park from Ushuaia, designed for cruise travelers, visits Lapataia Bay, Lake Roca, Ensenada Zaratiegui and Canyon del Toro with a local guide in English or Spanish. Pickup and return happen inside the port area near your ship, and hot drinks with snacks are included; national park entrance is payable separately at check-in (approximately $20–30 USD). The tour runs about four and a half hours and suits all fitness levels.Is it for me?Book this if your ship is docked in Ushuaia and you want to explore Tierra del Fuego's key sights in a small group—pickup and drop-off happen right at the port, so you're back before the ship departs.
Salta 3-day tour: Cafayate, Cachi, Salinas GrandesThis is a three-day guided tour from Salta visiting Cafayate, Cachi and Salinas Grandes, with hotel pickup each morning and an air-conditioned vehicle throughout. Each day runs 12 to 14 hours and covers a different region: the Calchaquí Valley ravine and its wineries, the colonial town of Cachi with Los Cardones National Park, and the high-altitude salt flats at 4,720 meters. A live guide in English or Spanish travels with the group; children from age 3 can join.Is it for me?Three distinct landscapes—ravines, colonial towns, and high-altitude salt flats—connected by a single itinerary with transport and guide included, so you move through Northwest Argentina without arranging logistics or negotiating routes.
Talampaya and Valley of the Moon tour from La RiojaA full-day tour from La Rioja takes you to Ischigualasto Provincial Park (Valley of the Moon) and Talampaya National Park, with a professional guide, hotel pickup and an air-conditioned vehicle. The tour includes a 4-hour circuit through the Valley of the Moon to see the Bocce Court rock formations and fossil remains, then continues to Talampaya's main canyon and formations. Hotel pickup is from centrally located hotels only; the national park entrance fee and internal circuit in Talampaya are separate. Minimum age is 12.Is it for me?Book this tour if you want to see both the Valley of the Moon and Talampaya without driving yourself or arranging the logistics between two parks. The early departure and fixed schedule keep both sites inside a single day, and the guide handles the route and the stops so you focus on the landscape and the geology.
Palermo & Recoleta bike tour Buenos Aires: Small groups, 4 hoursA 4-hour small-group bike tour through Buenos Aires' most elegant neighbourhoods—Palermo, Recoleta, and the tree-lined parks that connect them—with a live English-speaking guide, helmet, water and a traditional mate stop. Groups stay under 8 riders on shared departures, so you move through each street and plaza without the rush of a larger group. Available as a shared tour or private experience in English, Spanish or Portuguese.Is it for me?Book the shared departure to ride with a guide who manages pace and stops for you; choose private if you need the route in a specific language or prefer riding without other cyclists.
Buenos Aires Private Cruise Port Transfer & PickupThis private transfer covers your ride between Buenos Aires cruise port and your hotel (or vice versa), with local drivers who help with luggage and know their way around town. Enjoy air-conditioned comfort, safe handling of your bags, and a quick trip straight to your door—no taxi hassle or language mix-ups. A small thing that makes arriving in Buenos Aires feel easy.
Puerto Almanza King Crab Cooking Tour & Lunch from UshuaiaYou’ll cook fresh Fuegian king crab with locals in Puerto Almanza, explore quiet trails along the Beagle Channel, enjoy seafood lunch with real fishermen’s catch, then relax by a fire with homemade treats—all just outside Ushuaia.
Iguazu Falls: Private Argentine Side Tour & Boat Ride OptionYou’ll hear Iguazu Falls before you see them—then spend a full day exploring every angle with a local guide who knows all the tricks (and coati warnings). Walk metal catwalks above roaring water, stand in Devil’s Throat mist, and if you’re up for it—take a boat ride under the falls themselves. It’ll stick with you.
Tierra del Fuego National Park Private Tour from UshuaiaA private guided tour of Tierra del Fuego National Park departing from Ushuaia with hotel or harbor pickup, a live guide in English, Spanish or Portuguese, and stops at the southernmost post office, Lake Roca, the Alakush Visitor Center and Bahía Lapataia. The tour runs 4 hours inside the park and is timed to your ship's arrival and departure, so you control when you move between stops and how long you spend at each one.Is it for me?Book this tour if you're arriving by ship and need the timing locked to your departure — the operator tracks your schedule and builds the day around it so you don't spend the tour calculating whether you'll make it back. A private guide means you set the pace at each stop instead of moving with a larger group.
Tigre & Paraná Delta Day Trip from Buenos Aires: Private TourYou get picked up from your hotel, driven north through Buenos Aires' green spaces to San Isidro Cathedral, then to Tigre for a one-hour boat cruise through the Paraná Delta and a walk through Puerto de Frutos market. Lunch on the waterfront is included, along with the boat tickets and soft drinks. The whole day runs long enough to feel like a real escape but ends in time for dinner back in the city or a flight out.Is it for me?Choose this if you want to leave Buenos Aires for a full day without arranging transport, boat tickets, or a meal — the private vehicle and fixed itinerary mean you show up and go, and the boat ride is the kind of thing that changes how you see the region.
El Calafate Airport to Hotel: Private TransferYou're picked up at Armando Tola Airport by a private driver who meets you at arrivals and takes you directly to your El Calafate hotel. The 30–40 minute drive covers all fees upfront, so there's no negotiating at the curb or surprises on the meter. Infants travel on an adult's lap.Is it for me?Book this if you're landing in El Calafate and want to skip the taxi queue and meter negotiation—the driver meets you at arrivals and the price is locked in, so you go straight to your hotel without fuss.
Buenos Aires & Tigre Delta: River tour with local guideStart your day with hotel pickup in central Buenos Aires before exploring River Plate Stadium and San Isidro Cathedral with a local guide. Cruise quietly through Tigre Delta’s waterways, browse crafts at Puerto de Frutos market, then enjoy empanadas and Argentine wine in colorful La Boca. It’s an easygoing day trip that leaves you with small moments you’ll remember long after you’re home.
Buenos Aires Small Group City Tour with Port PickupStart your Buenos Aires city tour right from the cruise port with local guides leading you through historic plazas, colorful La Boca streets, and riverside Puerto Madero. Enjoy Dulce de Leche tasting in San Telmo and plenty of photo stops—all wrapped up before your ship leaves again.
