Things to do in Argentina
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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.
Perito Moreno Glacier tour: Footbridges and viewsA tour of the Perito Moreno Glacier footbridges in El Calafate includes hotel pickup, transport to the national park, and free time to explore the boardwalks on your own pace with a live guide available in English or Spanish. The tour runs about nine hours from pickup to return. Infants and small children can come along in a stroller or pram, and the pace suits all fitness levels.Is it for me?Book this tour if you speak English or Spanish and want to move through the boardwalks without a set schedule—the guide is there to answer questions, but you control the pace and the stops. If you are traveling with infants or small children, the stroller-friendly boardwalks and flexible timing make this work better than a rushed group itinerary.
Tierra del Fuego tour from Ushuaia: 6 stops in 4 hoursA four-hour guided tour of Tierra del Fuego National Park from Ushuaia visits the Pipo River, Monte Susana, Acigami Lake, Alacush Visitor Center, Green Lagoon and Lapataia Bay, where the Pan American highway system ends. The guide speaks English or Spanish; pickup from your hotel is included. A 30-minute walk is subject to weather, and you can add the End of the World Train on the same day without advance booking.Is it for me?Book this tour if you want to combine coastal and mountain landscapes in one trip—the guided vehicle route includes a 30-minute walk and stops at six locations from Pipo River to Lapataia Bay where the Pan American Highway ends.
Ushuaia to Punta Arenas glacier cruise: Small-ship expeditionThis 5-day glacier cruise departs Ushuaia and sails through the Beagle Channel, Strait of Magellan and remote fjords to Punta Arenas, with a maximum of 15 passengers aboard the Stella Australis. You board at Ushuaia Tourist Port at 6 pm, spend four nights in a cabin on the ship, and disembark at Punta Arenas around 11:30 am on day five. Shore excursions include hikes to Pia Glacier and Garibaldi Glacier, a walk through Wulaia Bay where Darwin landed, a visit to Cape Horn National Park, and a stop at Magdalena Island to see Magellan penguins or, in April, a Zodiac ride to Marta Island for sea lions. The itinerary depends on weather; some landings may not be possible, and the arrival time is estimated.Is it for me?Navigate remote fjords and reach glacier landings that larger ships cannot access, with just 15 travelers sharing the Zodiacs and hiking trails.
Buenos Aires: Señor Tango Show Ticket & Skip-the-Line EntryYou arrive at Señor Tango in Barracas with your skip-the-line ticket already waiting, sit down to a table overlooking the stage, and watch forty tango artists move through a two-hour show with live music and singing. Wine or soft drinks come with it; dinner is optional. Hotel pickup and drop-off are available if you select that option when you book.Is it for me?Book this if you want to see a major tango show without spending the evening researching venues, waiting in line, or arranging transport — the skip-the-line ticket and optional pickup handle all three, leaving you to arrive and sit down.
Small-Group Buenos Aires Tour with Lunch in Puerto MaderoA small-group guided tour of Buenos Aires covering Plaza de Mayo, San Telmo, La Boca, Puerto Madero, Recoleta and Avenida 9 de Julio with a professional English, Spanish or Portuguese-speaking guide. Hotel pickup is included, and the tour ends with lunch at a restaurant in Puerto Madero. The route takes six hours and includes six photo stops, a Dulce de Leche tasting, and an air-conditioned vehicle.Is it for me?Pick this if you want to cover multiple neighborhoods on foot with a guide who can pause for questions and adjust pace, rather than moving through stops on a fixed schedule.
Delta Tigre Premium Tour: Private Cruise & Tigre Market DayIf you want a real mix of city sights and riverside life near Buenos Aires—with private transport and someone local guiding you every step—this Delta Tigre tour is worth it. You’ll cruise past city landmarks, explore quiet delta islands, visit historic spots like San Isidro Cathedral and the Tigre Art Museum, then shop or snack at Puerto de Frutos market before heading back relaxed.
Mendoza Wine Tasting Tour: Small Group with Lunch or DinnerA full-day small-group wine tour in Mendoza takes you to a traditional winery, an industrial winery, an artisan olive oil factory and a restored Renaissance-style old winery with a cellar tour. You taste three wines at each winery, sample every product made at the olive oil factory, and finish with a 5-course lunch or dinner paired with wine. Hotel pickup and a professional guide in English or Spanish are included; the tour runs 8 hours and suits all fitness levels.Is it for me?Morning departure gives you the full day to explore two wineries and an olive oil factory at a natural pace, ending with a five-course meal; afternoon departure compresses the same stops into an evening finish.
La Ventana Tango Show Buenos Aires: Private Transfer & DinnerLa Ventana Tango Show is an evening of live tango, gaucho performance and Evita staging in the San Telmo neighborhood of Buenos Aires, with private round-trip transfer from your hotel or port. The show runs 1.5 to 3 hours depending on your dinner choice, and includes professional dancers, musicians, and a choice of show-only or dinner packages with wine, beer or soft drinks.Is it for me?Book show-only if you want the performances without the meal commitment and a shorter evening. Choose a dinner package if you want to settle in for the full experience with food and wine, and pick VIP if the special seating and menu matter to your night.
Carlos Gardel Tango Show Buenos Aires & DinnerYou arrive at a historic Art Nouveau theatre in downtown Buenos Aires and watch professional tango dancers perform live with a full orchestra. The 3-course dinner option includes an open bar; the show-only ticket comes with two drinks. The whole evening runs about three hours, and the venue is wheelchair accessible with infant seating available.Is it for me?Book this if you want to see tango performed at a high level in a room with actual history, without arranging your own transport, tickets, or timing — the theatre handles all three, which is what makes an evening like this possible on a night you're visiting the city.
Palermo & Recoleta bike tour Buenos Aires: Guided city rideA guided bicycle tour of Buenos Aires covering Retiro, Recoleta and Palermo neighbourhoods with a local guide, bike and helmet included. The route passes the Kavanagh Building—Latin America's first skyscraper—Plaza San Martín, Recoleta's famous cemetery exterior, Floralis Genérica sculpture, and El Rosedal rose garden with its poets' busts. Tours run four hours in the morning or afternoon, departing from the shop in Montserrat; you choose the time at checkout.Is it for me?Choose the morning departure if you want the neighbourhoods before the afternoon crowds; choose the afternoon if your schedule runs late. Either way, you're on a bike with a guide who knows which streets matter and which stories stick—the pace is yours to set, and the four hours hold together without you planning the route.
Tango Porteño Show with Dinner & Transfers in Buenos AiresTango Porteño is an evening show in Buenos Aires featuring over 40 dancers and musicians performing "Bailando Tango," a production by choreographer Mora Godoy that blends tango's melancholy with acrobatics and elevations. Hotel transfers are included; you choose between show-only or show with a three-course dinner and unlimited drinks. The performance takes place in a restored MGM art-deco movie theater near the Obelisk.Is it for me?Book the dinner show if you want the full evening experience with a meal and drinks included in one price; choose show-only if you prefer to eat elsewhere or keep the cost lower, though you'll arrange your own transport to the theater.
Buenos Aires Tango Show & Dinner with Private TransfersThis is your chance to see real tango in Buenos Aires without staying out all night. Enjoy private transfers from your hotel or port, a three-course dinner with wine, and live music plus dance performances at Aljibe Tango. You’ll leave feeling like you’ve glimpsed something true about this city — and probably humming those melodies for days.
Córdoba: Villa Carlos Paz & San Roque Dam Day TripYou're picked up from your Córdoba hotel and driven east through La Calera to the San Roque Dam, then follow the winding lakefront road to Villa Carlos Paz, where you visit the Cuckoo Clock, taste alfajores, and optionally ride the chairlift. The return route passes military and aerospace landmarks before dropping you back downtown. Hotel pickup, guide, and all admissions are included.Is it for me?Book this if you want to see the lake region and main tourist sites around Córdoba without arranging transport or figuring out which stops matter—the fixed itinerary handles the route and timing, leaving you to focus on the views and the town itself.
Buenos Aires Highlights Tour: Local Guide, Pickup & LunchYou’ll walk Buenos Aires’ oldest streets with a local guide, hear tango in San Telmo, see La Boca’s wild colors, and pause for lunch by Puerto Madero’s riverfront if you choose. From Plaza de Mayo’s history to Recoleta’s quiet beauty, every stop feels different—and you’ll carry those little moments home with you.
Uco Valley Wine Tour from Mendoza: Three wineries with lunchA full-day wine tour of Uco Valley near Mendoza visits three prestigious wineries with a private guide in English, Spanish or Portuguese. You walk the vineyards, see the oak-aged wines resting in the cellar, taste them with the winery's own experts, and finish with a gourmet lunch paired to the wines—all included, with private transport from your hotel. Minimum two people; the tour runs 7 to 8 hours.Is it for me?This tour is private, so the pace stays yours and the guide answers what you want to know instead of keeping a group moving—book it if you prefer depth over speed, or if you're traveling with one other person and want the experience shaped to your interests. The fixed schedule and included transport mean you show up at your hotel at the pickup time and the day unfolds without you planning the route, the timing or the logistics.
Tango Show Buenos Aires at Tango Porteño Live OrchestraTango Porteño is an evening show in Buenos Aires where you watch tango dancers, singers and a live orchestra perform on stage in an art deco venue recreating the 1940s. The show runs two to four hours depending on whether you add a three-course dinner; the Dinner & Show option starts at 8:30pm, the Show Only option at 10pm. You arrange your own transport to Cerrito 570, where the venue is located.Is it for me?Choose the Dinner & Show option if you want to sit down to a meal while the performance happens around you and can arrive by 8:30pm; pick Show Only if you prefer to watch the performance alone and can arrive at 10pm instead.
Buenos Aires Tour: Recoleta Cemetery & Tigre Delta CruiseA full-day Buenos Aires tour starting at Plaza de Mayo and moving through San Telmo, La Boca, and Recoleta Cemetery before heading to Tigre for a 60-minute delta cruise. The guide speaks English, Spanish or Portuguese; pickup is included, as are entry to Recoleta Cemetery, the boat ride, an empanada snack, and air-conditioned transport between stops. The day ends at Puerto de Frutos, the riverside artisan market, and Paseo Victorica promenade.Is it for me?Book this if you're visiting with others and want one day hitting Plaza de Mayo, San Telmo, La Boca, Recoleta, and Tigre—a guide handles the route so you're not piecing together five neighborhoods across the city yourself.
Mendoza River Rafting & Zipline: Class II Rapids & 1400m Zip LineThis activity combines river rafting and zipline in Mendoza's Potrerillos Valley, where you navigate moderate rapids on the Mendoza River with a professional guide, then fly across a 1400-meter zipline over the Cordillera del Plata. Hotel pickup from central Mendoza is included, and you can choose between the full adventure (10 hours) or the classic rafting option (6 hours, available morning or afternoon). Minimum age is 10; groups must have at least 2 people.Is it for me?Choose the Rafting & Zip Line Adventure if you want both the river and the aerial view in one day—the full 10-hour experience packs two different angles on the landscape. Pick the Mendoza River Rafting Classic if you prefer just the rapids and want to finish in 6 hours, or if the afternoon departure at 1 pm works better with your schedule.
El Calafate Glacier Cruise: 3 Glaciers & Perito Moreno WalkwaysYou sail to three glaciers in one day: Upsala, Spegazzini (the tallest at 135 meters), and Perito Moreno, with close approaches and floating icebergs. The cruise includes park entry, a transfer to the Perito Moreno walkways for 1.5 hours of land-based viewing, and return transport to El Calafate. A modern ship with panoramic windows keeps you comfortable, and the full itinerary takes roughly eight to nine hours from start to finish.Is it for me?A good fit if you want to see three major glaciers and experience both the water and land perspectives of Perito Moreno in a single day without arranging multiple bookings — the fixed itinerary and included transfers handle the logistics, which is what makes fitting all three glaciers into one outing possible.
