Things to do in Argentina
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Buenos Aires: City Highlights Tour with Dulce de Leche TastingYou’ll wander Buenos Aires’ most iconic neighborhoods with a local guide who brings each stop to life — from Caminito’s colors to Teatro Colón’s grandeur. Taste real Argentine dulce de leche in a cozy setting, see murals and monuments up close, and enjoy easy hotel pickup so you can just relax into the rhythm of the city.
Tierra del Fuego National Park hike: Small groups, local guidesA guided hike through Tierra del Fuego National Park in a small group with a certified local guide, covering Lapataia Bay, Lake Roca and Ensenada Zaratiegui over 5.5 hours. The guide shares the geography, ecology and human history of the park as you walk sub-Antarctic forests, peatlands and the Beagle Channel coast. Pickup from your accommodation is included; park entry is separate.Is it for me?Pickup from your hotel means you don't need a rental car or a ride arranged separately—the guide handles the transport between trailheads, so you can focus on the walk and the landscape instead of navigation.
Buenos Aires: Señor Tango dinner show with wineStep into Buenos Aires nightlife with a seat at Señor Tango: taste Argentine cuisine paired with Mendoza wine, then watch dancers bring tango’s story to life right in front of you. With local guides handling everything from pickup to dessert, you’ll feel both welcomed and swept away by an evening you’ll remember long after you leave.
Buenos Aires: Private Tour with Wine Tasting & Local FoodYou visit five major neighborhoods and landmarks — Caminito, Plaza de Mayo, Puerto Madero's Puente de la Mujer, Recoleta Cemetery, and Floralis Generica — with 15–20 minutes at each to photograph and absorb. Between stops, you eat a market pastry, a proper Argentine choripán, and taste selected wines at a boutique bar, all guided by someone who lives in the city. Hotel pickup and a bilingual guide are included, so you're not arranging transport or wondering what you're eating.Is it for me?Best for travelers who want to see Buenos Aires' main landmarks and taste real local food without the pace of a group tour — the private guide and small-group format are what make it possible to linger at each stop and eat where porteños actually go instead of where tour buses stop.
Real Buenos Aires Tango Night: Lesson & Milonga ExperienceIf you want to skip the tourist tango shows and actually feel what it’s like to dance in Buenos Aires, this is your night. You’ll learn real steps from local pros in an old convent, then head out to a genuine milonga where everyone’s welcome—even if you’ve never danced before.
Tierra del Fuego Park tour from Ushuaia: Lapataia Bay & trainA guided tour of Tierra del Fuego National Park departing from Ushuaia with hotel pickup, a professional guide, and the choice to add a ride on the End of the World Train. The tour covers four to five hours, includes stops at panoramic viewpoints and Lapataia Bay, and lets you walk the footbridge at the southernmost point of National Route 3. National Park entrance fees are paid separately in cash at the gate.Is it for me?Choose the park-only option if you want to maximize time on the ground at Lapataia Bay and the viewpoints without the train ride. Add the train if you want the historic railway experience woven into the park tour—it's the defining stop for most visitors, and the itinerary is built around it.
Ushuaia Trekking & Canoeing: Tierra del Fuego National ParkA full-day trek and canoe tour in Tierra del Fuego National Park near Ushuaia combines a 3-hour summer hike (or shorter winter walk) through native forest and along the Beagle Channel with a 1-hour paddle down the Lapataia River in inflatable canoes. Hotel pickup, a bilingual guide, hot lunch in a heated tent, and all canoeing equipment are included; the tour runs 7 to 10 hours in summer, 6 to 8 hours in winter, and canoeing difficulty is low. Winter visitors can choose to walk the Pipo River Valley instead or add a separate historical train ride.Is it for me?Choose the summer version if you want the full Beagle Channel coastal hike and island views; pick winter if you prefer shorter walks and don't mind snow-covered terrain, or if you want to add the historical train ride separately. Either way, the canoe paddle down the Lapataia River is the same—a low-difficulty float toward the sea with all gear and a guide handling the logistics.
Palacio Barolo Buenos Aires: Lighthouse & Art Deco TourYou get a bilingual guide leading you through the palace's Art Deco and Art Nouveau interiors, then up 22 floors to a rooftop lighthouse with unobstructed views across Buenos Aires. Entry and the guide are included; you climb the final eight flights by stairs through narrow passages, which is what puts you at the top instead of looking up from the street.Is it for me?Right for anyone who wants to understand Buenos Aires from above and doesn't mind climbing stairs to get there—the narrow final eight flights are what make the rooftop view possible instead of blocked off.
Andes horseback journey: 3-day ride with gauchosSpend three days riding through Argentina’s Andes with local gauchos, spotting condors and guanacos along remote trails. Share mate breaks and fire-cooked meals under star-filled skies before sleeping out in real mountain silence — an experience you’ll carry home long after your boots are clean again.
Tango Show at Café Los Angelitos Buenos Aires: Dinner & TransferA tango show and optional dinner at Café Los Angelitos, the 130-year-old Buenos Aires café where Carlos Gardel and other tango legends performed. The dinner show lasts 3.5 hours with a three-course meal, beverages and hotel pickup; the show-only option runs 90 minutes. International champion dancers perform live on stage. Choose between dinner with the show or the performance alone.Is it for me?Book the dinner show if you want the full evening experience with a meal and want hotel pickup arranged; choose the show-only option if you'd rather watch the performance without dining or if you're arranging your own transport to the café.
Uco Valley wine tour from Mendoza: Three micro-terroirsAn 8-hour wine tour from Mendoza into the Uco Valley, covering three micro-terroirs—Gualtallary, Chacayes and Altamira—with visits and tastings at two wineries, lunch, and a specialized guide in your language. The Uco Valley circuit is only 20 years old; this tour is the only one that travels all three zones in one day.Is it for me?The 8-hour commitment means you leave early and return mid-afternoon, which works if your first day in Mendoza is free or if you have a late flight. If you want to explore the city itself or visit a third winery, you'll need a separate outing—this tour fills the day completely.
Señor Tango Show Buenos Aires: 40 Artists, Dinner OptionSeñor Tango is a tango show in Buenos Aires featuring 40 artists on stage with live music, dance and singing in the historic Barracas neighborhood. The show runs three hours and has been a fixture since 1996. You can book the show alone or add dinner and hotel pickup; both are options at checkout.Is it for me?Book the show-only ticket if you're staying nearby or prefer to arrange your own transport; add dinner and shared transfers if you want the full evening handled and a meal included in one package.
EZE to AEP Airport Transfer: Skip the taxi lineYou get picked up at Ezeiza International, driven directly to Aeroparque domestic airport by a Spanish-speaking driver, with no stops or shared passengers. The price includes all fees, the driver meets you at arrivals, and the service runs around the clock — which is what makes an awkward connection or an early morning flight manageable.Is it for me?Right for travelers connecting between Buenos Aires airports without a car or time to arrange local transport. The 30- to 40-minute drive is direct, and the fixed price removes the negotiation that usually happens at the curb.
Half-day white water rafting in Mendoza: 12 kilometers guidedHalf-day white water rafting on the Mendoza River near Potrerillos, where you navigate rapids of varying difficulty with a professional bilingual guide, all equipment and transport included. The trip covers 12 kilometers downstream; groups run with a minimum of four participants and depart around 9am, returning by mid-afternoon. Not suitable for travelers with spinal injuries, poor cardiovascular health, or pregnancy.Is it for me?Book this if you want to paddle rapids yourself rather than watch from a motorboat—you'll be hands-on with the oars while the guide navigates the route.
Horseback Riding Uco Valley Mendoza: 3.5-Hour Mountain RideA full-day horseback riding activity in the Uco Valley, located in the Andes foothills near Mendoza, where you spend 3.5 hours in the saddle with a professional guide, then finish with a traditional Argentine asado lunch. Round-trip minivan transport from your Mendoza hotel is included, and groups stay under 12 people. Minimum age is 12; a moderate level of fitness is required.Is it for me?Book this if you want to spend most of your day in the saddle rather than traveling—the 3.5-hour ride is the main event, with transport and lunch as bookends.
Buenos Aires Belle Époque walking tour: Alvear Avenue & RecoletaA walking tour of Buenos Aires' Belle Époque landmarks, led by a local guide through refined avenues including Alvear Avenue and Arroyo Street, finishing at the entrance to Recoleta Cemetery. The tour runs weekends only and covers the palaces, embassies and institutions that defined the city's elite in the early 20th century. Cemetery entry is optional for an additional fee.Is it for me?The guide speaks English or Spanish, so book the language that matches yours. The small shared group and moderate pace suit travelers who want to understand the city's history and architecture without a rushed itinerary, and who are comfortable walking city streets for several hours.
Buenos Aires Private Tour: Palermo Gardens & Japanese GardenA private guided tour of Buenos Aires' Palermo green spaces covers the Japanese Garden, Rose Garden, and Botanical Garden with a licensed guide, hotel or port pickup, and admission included. The tour runs three hours and accommodates groups up to 15 people, with multilingual guides available in English, Spanish and Portuguese. Children from age 3 are welcome, and the route is wheelchair accessible.Is it for me?Book this if you want a private guide to handle the route and timing through Palermo's gardens — the driver and guide manage the stops and transitions, so you spend the three hours walking and learning instead of planning. It suits groups up to 15 people traveling together, families with children from age 3, and cruise passengers who need the return timed to their ship.
Wine tasting in Palermo: 5 varietals, tasting techniquesA 2-hour wine tasting class in Palermo where you taste 5 Argentine varietals — white, rosé and red — from regions like Mendoza, Salta and Patagonia. You'll learn basic tasting technique to recognize aromas and visual characteristics, paired with local cheeses and cured meats at each stop. The class suits both beginners and experienced wine drinkers.Is it for me?You taste the wines yourself at each stop — this is not a lecture or a demonstration. The shared group format works well if you're comfortable tasting alongside other travelers; if you prefer a private experience with a guide focused only on your group, ask about private options at checkout. Minimum age is 18.
Tierra del Fuego National Park shore excursion: End of Route 3A guided shore excursion through Tierra del Fuego National Park departing from Ushuaia harbour, this tour follows trails through lenga and guindo forests to Lake Roca–Errazuriz, stops at the Alakush Visitor Center to learn about the Yámanas and early settlers, and ends at Bahía Lapataia and the southernmost post office on Route N°3. The guide is a local specialist; pickup and transport are included, and the timing is built around your ship's arrival and departure so you stay on schedule.Is it for me?Book this tour if your ship is in port for five to seven hours and you want to see the park's core without building the day yourself—the guide is local, the timing syncs with your ship, and you walk the forests and reach the end of the Pan-American Highway instead of staying in town. Add the steam train option if you want a second route through the park's southern section.
Tierra del Fuego National Park & End of the World Train TourA half-day guided tour of Tierra del Fuego National Park near Ushuaia takes you through Southern Patagonia by bus and on foot, stopping at Lapataia Bay (where the famous end-of-route sign stands), Acigami Lake, and panoramic views of the Beagle Channel. You can add a 1-hour ride on the End of the World Train, which covers the final 7 km of the original 25 km prisoner railway that ran almost 100 years ago. A bilingual guide accompanies the park portion; round-trip transfer from your hotel is included.Is it for me?Choose the park tour alone if you want a focused half-day in the landscape without the train; add the train ride if you want to see the same terrain from the historic rail line and have a full morning or afternoon to spend. The bilingual guide works for English and Spanish speakers; if you speak another language, confirm availability before booking.
