Things to do in Argentina
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San Juan City & Ravines Tour: Viewpoints, Wineries & DamsYou’ll explore San Juan’s history and landscapes—from Sarmiento’s home to hidden ravines and dam viewpoints—with local flavors like olive oil and wine tastings along the way.
Buenos Aires Palermo Street Art Tour: Urban Murals HistoryA two-hour walking tour of street art in Palermo, Buenos Aires, led by a local guide who traces the history of urban murals and graffiti from their roots to their place in the city's contemporary aesthetic. The tour moves chronologically through the neighborhood's most significant pieces and artist work, stopping at open-air galleries and graffiti hotspots. You'll learn how this art form shifted from vandalism to a valued part of Buenos Aires' identity and how different artists continue to reshape the streets.Is it for me?Start from Palermo itself without needing a car or hotel pickup—the neighborhood's street art is walkable, and public transit gets you there if you're staying elsewhere in the city. The chronological route means you're not just seeing murals; you're understanding how the whole movement developed, which is what separates a guided walk from wandering on your own.
Buenos Aires City Tour & River Cruise: La Boca, Recoleta, CaminitoYou’ll get to see Buenos Aires through local eyes—from grand avenues and historic plazas to colorful La Boca and a relaxing river cruise into Puerto Madero. This tour mixes must-see sights with real moments: street food smells, local stories, and time to explore on your own.
Bariloche Airport to Camping los Rápidos: Private TransferYou get picked up at the arrivals lounge by a named driver, skip the taxi queue, and ride in a premium car to your accommodation with all fees and tolls included. The driver tracks your flight and adjusts the pickup time if you're delayed. The fixed price per person means no negotiation at the curb, and the 60-minute wait window gives you time to clear the airport without stress.Is it for me?Book this if you want to skip the taxi queue and arrive at Camping los Rápidos without arranging transport or negotiating a fare — the driver waits at arrivals with your name, and the price is fixed before you land.
Bariloche Airport to Bahía López: Private Transfer & Meet-GreetYou're met at Bariloche Airport arrivals with a name board and driven directly to your Bahía López accommodation in a private premium vehicle. The driver tracks your flight and adjusts pickup time for delays, handles all tolls and parking, and waits up to an hour if needed. Infants and children get appropriate car seats. No negotiating, no lines, no surprises on the fare.Is it for me?Book this if you're landing at Bariloche with luggage and want to skip the taxi queue and arrive at your accommodation without arranging transport yourself—the fixed price and flight tracking mean you know exactly what you're paying and when the driver will be there.
Rafting on the Mendoza River: Class II+ rapidsRafting on the Mendoza River is a six-hour activity departing from Mendoza that takes you 12 km downriver through Class II+ rapids, with a professional bilingual guide, full equipment, round-trip hotel transfers, and lunch at the base included. Minimum age is 12; the difficulty shifts with seasonal water flow. Not suitable for travelers with spinal injuries or cardiovascular concerns, or those who are pregnant.Is it for me?Book this if you want to paddle the Mendoza River's moving water but need hotel pickup included—the tour departs early from the city and handles all gear, so you just show up ready to go.
Rafting and Rock Climbing in Mendoza: Two activities, one dayRafting and rock climbing in Mendoza is a full-day activity combining two half-day adventures on the same day. You'll spend the morning or afternoon on the glacial Mendoza River navigating Class II-III+ rapids, then the other half scaling climbing walls 20 to 30 meters high, with a bilingual guide, all technical gear, safety briefings and hotel transfers included. Minimum age is 12; moderate physical fitness required.Is it for me?The guide speaks both English and Spanish, so if your Spanish is limited or nonexistent, you'll follow the action and the instruction without gaps. Book this if you want two different adventure skills tested in one day rather than spread across separate trips.
Rafting and zip lining in Mendoza: 1400 meters of cablesZip lining and rafting in Mendoza combines two half-day activities in Potrerillos: a canopy circuit of six cables totaling 1400 meters of flight, with the final stretch crossing the Mendoza River at 40 meters above the valley, followed by a guided raft descent through Class III/IV rapids on glacial water. Both activities include full equipment, instruction and a guide; hotel pickup and return are included. The day runs eight hours total.Is it for me?If your guide speaks English, you'll follow the instruction and the river conditions comfortably; if you book Spanish, you'll need to understand spoken Spanish at a conversational level, since the guide briefs the group before each activity and calls commands on the water. Choose the language that matches your comfort.
Mendoza River Rafting: Class III+ Rapids & BarbecueA full-day rafting activity on the Mendoza River in Argentina's Andes foothills, where you descend roughly 28 km of glacial water with a bilingual guide, tackle Class III+ rapids in summer months, and finish with a traditional Argentine barbecue lunch by the riverbank. The tour runs December through March only, when snowmelt raises the water volume and difficulty; a moderate level of physical fitness is required.Is it for me?The guide speaks English and Spanish, so you can follow the safety briefing and navigation instructions in whichever language you're comfortable with—book this if you want the rapids and the meal without a language barrier slowing you down.
Street Art Walking Tour Buenos Aires Palermo: Small GroupA small group walking tour of Buenos Aires street art in the Palermo neighborhood, led by a professional guide in English, Spanish or Portuguese. You start at the office on Gorriti and walk through seven distinct stops—passageways, plazas and blocks where graffiti, murals, stencil art and mosaic tiling cover the walls—learning the history of the urban art movement as you go. The tour runs one hour and covers the trendiest part of Palermo Soho.Is it for me?If you are new to Buenos Aires or have a free afternoon and want to understand the street art scene without navigating on your own, the fixed route and small group size mean you move with others who are equally curious, and the guide's knowledge turns what you see into context instead of just walls.
Tango Porteño live show Buenos Aires: 3-course dinner optionTango Porteño is a live tango show in Buenos Aires featuring award-winning choreographer Mora Godoy's dancers, an 8-piece orchestra and a singer performing Argentine folklore fusion. You watch the performance for 3 to 3.5 hours; you can add a 3-course dinner and hotel pickup and return, or book the show alone. The show sells out, so advance booking guarantees your seat. Minimum age is 18; dress code is smart casual. A guide speaks Spanish and Portuguese.Is it for me?Pick the show-and-dinner package if you want shared transport included and a full evening structured in one booking; choose show-only if you're dining elsewhere or want to attend solo without a meal commitment.
Buenos Aires: Parque de la Costa Full Day with Hotel PickupYou get hotel pickup and dropoff, full-day access to Parque de la Costa with a Gold Passport covering all attractions and rides, and an air-conditioned vehicle for the roundtrip. No ticket lines, no separate ride fees, no navigating public transport on a day you want to move fast and not think about logistics.Is it for me?Book this if you want a full day of rides and attractions without arranging your own transport or standing in entry lines — the hotel pickup and included Gold Passport handle both, so you step out of the vehicle ready to move.
Street Art Walking Tour Palermo Buenos Aires: Small GroupA guided walking tour of street art in Palermo, Buenos Aires' bohemian neighborhood, led by a professional guide in English or Spanish. The tour covers striking pieces by local and international artists across seven stops—from Gorriti to Plaza Serrano—and takes about an hour. Children from age 1 are welcome; the guide explains the evolution of urban art styles in Argentina as you walk the tree-lined streets and passageways.Is it for me?Book this if you want a guided walk through Palermo's street art rather than exploring on your own—the loop starts and ends at a fixed point, so you only need to reach one address by public transport.
