Things to do in Argentina
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Buenos Aires Palermo Street Art Tour: Graffiti History GuideA two-hour walking tour through Palermo's street art neighborhoods in Buenos Aires, led by a knowledgeable local guide who explains the history and meaning of urban murals. You'll visit open-air galleries and graffiti hotspots while learning how this art form evolved from vandalism into a defining aesthetic of the city. The tour operates in English or Spanish and is wheelchair accessible.Is it for me?The two-hour walk through Palermo is steady but covers real ground, so wear comfortable shoes and come ready to stand and move for the full time. If you want the story of how Buenos Aires' street art happened rather than just the images, a guide who knows the artists and the neighborhoods is what makes the difference—you're not walking alone and guessing at what you're seeing.
Buenos Aires: Tango Porteño VIP Show & Skip-The-Line TicketsYou skip the entry line, sit in a privileged spot facing the stage, and watch 8 couples of professional dancers move to a live 12-piece orchestra while you eat Argentine beef and drink from an open bar. The show lasts the evening, and a driver brings you back to your hotel or port when it's over, so the only thing you have to arrange is showing up.Is it for me?Book this if you want to see a proper tango show without spending your evening figuring out how to get there and back — the transfer and skip-the-line access turn a cultural experience into something you can actually relax into.
Perito Moreno Glacier walkways from El Calafate: 4.7 km of iceThis guided tour from El Calafate covers 80 km to Glacier National Park, where you walk 4.7 km of panoramic boardwalks facing Perito Moreno Glacier. A bilingual guide explains the landscape's transition from steppe to Patagonian forest on the drive, hotel pickup is included, and you have time to photograph the glacier from multiple angles and watch for ruptures. Park entrance fees (paid in Argentine pesos at the gate) and food are separate.Is it for me?This is a shared, guided tour with a fixed schedule and a bilingual guide — book it if you want the drive explained and the glacier's scale revealed without building the day yourself. The boardwalks let you move at your own pace once you arrive, so it suits anyone who wants structure on the road and freedom at the glacier.
Rafting in Potrerillos: Mendoza River expedition with wine lunchPotrerillos rafting on the Mendoza River combines a 1-hour intermediate-level expedition with a three-course paired lunch at Bodega Dante Robine, all in one 6-hour outing from Mendoza. A private driver picks you up at your accommodation, takes you to the river for the rafting expedition under professional supervision, then transfers you to the winery for lunch before returning you home. The activity suits moderate adrenaline seekers; safety briefing and all equipment are provided.Is it for me?The rafting runs at intermediate difficulty and involves active paddling for about an hour, so it suits someone comfortable on the water and ready to work as part of a crew. The full day — drive, rapids, lunch, drive back — takes 6 hours, which is a solid commitment but leaves the afternoon free.
Private Buenos Aires City Tour with Lunch in Puerto MaderoA five-hour private city tour of Buenos Aires visits Plaza de Mayo, San Telmo, La Boca, and Puerto Madero with a licensed guide, air-conditioned transport, and lunch at an exclusive restaurant. Hotel pickup and drop-off from downtown hotels and selected areas are included; the guide speaks English, Spanish or Portuguese; groups stay under 15 people.Is it for me?This is a private tour, so the route and pace stay yours alone — no group waiting at stops, no schedule built around strangers. It suits anyone who wants to see the main neighborhoods without renting a car or navigating the city alone, and the lunch stop means you're not hunting for a restaurant in an unfamiliar area at midday.
Limay River fly fishing private half-day tripA half-day private fly fishing or spinning trip on the Limay River near Bariloche, where you fish from a specialized raft designed for fast-flowing mountain water, stopping often to wade the banks in the best spots. Your expert local guide handles all tackle and gear; you choose fly fishing or spinning at checkout. Hotel pickup and drop-off in Bariloche are included, and the trip runs mornings or afternoons depending on the option you select.Is it for me?Your guide brings the tackle and knows every trout lie on the Limay—you drift 12 km in a specialized raft that reaches water other boats can't access, leaving you free to fish instead of organize.
Private Artisans Tour Buenos Aires: Fileteado & SilversmithA private artisans and makers tour in Buenos Aires where you visit working studios in San Telmo and La Boca, learn fileteado (the hand-painted decorative art on Argentine buses and signs) directly from artist Miguel Ángel Polizzi, and meet a silversmith whose work has reached the Vatican. The tour runs three hours with hotel pickup and an English-speaking guide; you'll take home a fileteado piece you paint yourself in the workshop.Is it for me?Three hours is short enough to fit artisan visits and a neighborhood walk into a single morning or afternoon without eating the rest of your day, but long enough that you're not rushing through the workshops or the market. If you want to see where Buenos Aires' craft traditions actually live—not a museum version of them—rather than hit a checklist of famous plazas, this tour trades the breadth of a bigger city tour for depth in one neighborhood and real makers.
South San Juan Wine Route Tour: Organic Wineries & TastingsYou’ll get up close with San Juan’s winemaking traditions—sampling organic wines, meeting local families, and enjoying open-air tastings surrounded by vineyards. If you want real flavors and stories behind every glass, this tour hits the mark.
El Calafate Airport Transfer: Shared Pickup & Hotel Drop-offYou arrive at El Calafate airport, find your driver waiting with your name, and ride into town in a modern vehicle with a bilingual driver who knows the route. One suitcase and one handbag travel with you; the fare is fixed before you land. The transfer takes around 30 minutes depending on traffic, and you can book one-way or round-trip depending on your plans.Is it for me?Worth booking if you land tired or travel with luggage and want to skip the taxi negotiation — the driver waits at arrivals and the price is locked in before you arrive, which is what turns a transfer into one less thing to figure out.
Recoleta and Palermo Bike Tour Buenos Aires: Private 4-Hour RideA private bike tour of Buenos Aires covering Retiro, Recoleta, Palermo and Barrio Norte with a local guide, bicycle and helmet included. You ride past the Kavanagh Building (Latin America's first skyscraper), through Plaza San Martín, stop at Floralis Genérica, and explore El Rosedal rose garden and the Planetarium grounds. The guide provides history and local context while you set your own pace at each stop; the tour does not enter Recoleta Cemetery but passes it. Minimum two passengers; children under 1.50m require special bicycles subject to availability.Is it for me?Choose the English-language departure if you want the full context and stories without translation delays, or Spanish if you're comfortable following along in that language. The guide's commentary is what transforms a bike ride through nice neighborhoods into an understanding of how Buenos Aires became itself — so language matters more than speed here.
Uco Valley wine tour & Cordón del Plata views from MendozaA full-day tour from Mendoza combines a winery visit in the Uco Valley with panoramic stops at the Cordón del Plata mountain range, including viewpoints of El Plata, Tupungato and Volcán peaks. Hotel pickup is included; a bilingual guide leads the group through the winemaking process and tastings at altitude, plus stops at the Arroyo de los Puntanos creek, the Manzano Histórico landmark where General San Martín began his liberation campaign, and the Cristo Rey monument overlooking the valley. The tour returns to Mendoza around 7 p.m. You can choose between the Uco Valley experience alone or add the Cordón del Plata viewpoints for the full day.Is it for me?Book the Uco Valley & Cordón del Plata option if you want the full Andes landscape in one day—the winery experience plus the iconic mountain viewpoints that frame the valley. Choose the Uco Valley alone if you prefer a shorter focus on the wine and historical stops without the extended mountain range drive.
Private Fishing Trip Nahuel Huapi Lake: Fly, Spin or TrollA half-day private fishing trip on one of three lakes near Bariloche—Nahuel Huapi, Moreno or Gutiérrez—where you fish by boat and from the banks with an expert guide who speaks English or Spanish. You pick the lake, the fishing style (fly, spinning or trolling), and whether you go in the morning or afternoon. All tackle, waders and gear are provided; hotel pickup and drop-off in Bariloche are included. The fishing season runs November through April, though Moreno Lake stays open year-round.Is it for me?Book the morning departure if you want to fish the clearest light and return by early afternoon; choose the afternoon slot to start later or end your day on the water. Either way, a private guide and boat mean you're not sharing the best spots or waiting for a group to move on—the day runs at the pace the fish set.
Bariloche Airport Transfer: Private Pickup from Downtown HotelsYou get picked up at your hotel at a time confirmed the day before, travel in a private air-conditioned vehicle with no other stops, and arrive at the airport with time to spare. Infant seats are available if you need them, and the driver coordinates the exact pickup time based on your hotel's distance from the terminal.Is it for me?This works well if you're leaving Bariloche and want to skip the uncertainty of shared shuttles or taxi negotiations — the driver coordinates the pickup time with your hotel location, so you're not guessing when to be ready.
Perito Moreno Glacier Walkways in El Calafate: Ice Walls Up CloseThis is a guided walking tour of Perito Moreno Glacier in El Calafate, where you spend seven hours on the panoramic walkways and viewpoints overlooking the ice walls. Your guide shares how the glacier formed and moves, and you watch for calving—the moment chunks of ice break away and thunder into the lake below. The tour includes round-trip transport from central El Calafate hotels and a live guide in English or Spanish.Is it for me?This is a shared tour with a guide leading the group, which keeps the cost down and means you're not navigating the walkways alone—the guide points out what's happening and explains the glacier's movement as you watch. Book this if you want the full context of what you're seeing and prefer not to arrange transport yourself; if you'd rather explore at your own pace or need a private experience, look for a self-guided or private option instead.
Bariloche Airport to Hotel: Private Van Transfer & Meet-GreetA driver meets you by name after you clear arrivals, drives you directly to your Bariloche hotel or Villa La Angostura accommodation in a private van, and handles all airport fees upfront. You get bottled water, English-language help, and a fixed price — no waiting, no stops, no surprises. Book with your flight details and phone number, and you're done.Is it for me?Book this if you want to skip the taxi negotiation and arrive at your hotel without arranging transport yourself — the driver tracking your flight and meeting you by name is what turns a stressful arrival into a straightforward handoff.
Palermo Viejo Food Tour: Argentine Steak, Wine & Street ArtA five-hour food walking tour of Palermo Viejo in Buenos Aires led by Frank, a local guide who has lived in Argentina since 1999, with groups of up to eight people. You start with a typical Porteño breakfast of coffee and medialunas, then move through the neighborhood sampling Argentine steak at a non-touristy parrilla, choripán, Plaza Italia's seasonal drink, and finish with Argentine ice cream. Wine is included during lunch; craft beer, coffee and tea are available at other stops. The tour covers the neighborhood's street art and history as you walk from one eating spot to the next.Is it for me?The tour starts in Palermo Viejo and moves on foot between eating stops, so you don't need a car or have to figure out which neighborhood restaurants locals actually use. Frank handles the route and the timing, which means the five hours hold together without you planning it.
Mendoza: Tango Show & Winery Dinner with Huentala WinesYou’ll settle into a private table at Hualta Winery for a night of live tango, three-course dinner, and unlimited Huentala Wines—all in Mendoza’s heart. With every bite and every step onstage, you’ll feel drawn into local rhythms and laughter. It’s not just a show; it’s a slice of real Mendoza evenings—unexpectedly intimate, always memorable.
Puerto Madero & Plaza de Mayo 2-hour Buenos Aires history walkA 2.5-hour guided walking tour of Puerto Madero and central Buenos Aires with a history specialist who speaks Spanish, covering the Cabildo, Casa Rosada, Plaza de Mayo and the port's transformation from colonial fort to modern neighborhood. The guide explains the city's founding in 1580, the May Revolution of 1810, and how the waterfront shifted from failed port project to the country's most expensive district. Weather can cancel the tour.Is it for me?The pace is steady walking over several kilometers, so it suits anyone comfortable on their feet for two and a half hours. All surfaces are wheelchair accessible, and the guide speaks Spanish only—book this one if you want depth in the city's history and you're ready to move through it on foot.
Señor Tango Buenos Aires: Tango Show with Dinner & DrinksSeñor Tango is a tango show with dinner and drinks in Buenos Aires, held in a former general store transformed into an elegant theater. You watch top-level dancers, a live orchestra, singers and aerial performances that trace tango through time. Hotel pickup and drop-off are included in some options; dinner and drinks come with certain packages, while others are show-only. The show runs three hours.Is it for me?Book the Creole or VIP dinner option if you want the full evening in one place — the meal, the show and the history of tango all in the same room. Choose show-only if you are planning dinner elsewhere or want to keep the evening to the performance alone.
Mendoza River Rafting: Class II Rapids & PotrerillosHalf-day rafting on the Mendoza River near Mendoza, Argentina, where you navigate intermediate Class II rapids (Class III or IV during summer high water) in an inflatable raft with a professional bilingual guide, complete neoprene gear, and helmet. Hotel pickup, base camp with lockers and showers, and free afternoon time in Potrerillos are included; no experience required, but moderate fitness and a willingness to get soaked are essential.Is it for me?The rapids demand steady paddling and comfort in moving water—this is intermediate whitewater, not a float. Summer high water can push difficulty higher, so if you're booking during peak season, expect Class III or IV sections and plan your fitness accordingly. The full day runs about seven hours from pickup to return, with the rafting itself taking a few hours and the rest split between drive time, base camp setup, and your free afternoon in town.
