Things to do in Argentina
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Tigre Delta: Premium Boat Cruise & Art Museum from Buenos AiresYou're picked up from your hotel at 9 AM and driven to the port, where you board a premium motor launch for a 1.5-hour cruise through the Tigre Delta's narrow channels and islands. Along the way you see stilt houses and rowing clubs. In Tigre, you can add a stop for hand-made empanadas at a historic rowing club, then walk Victorica Avenue and the gardens around the Tigre Art Museum before returning to your hotel by late afternoon.Is it for me?This works well if you want to see the Tigre Delta without renting a car or figuring out the boat schedule yourself—the pickup, the timing, and the small-group format take those decisions off your hands, leaving you free to watch the water and the houses slide past.
Ezeiza to Buenos Aires: Private transfer, flight trackingYou book a private transfer from Ezeiza to your Buenos Aires hotel, provide your flight details via WhatsApp, and the driver tracks your arrival and meets you at the airport. The 60–90 minute ride is in an air-conditioned vehicle with WiFi, and you avoid the taxi queue entirely. Your luggage allowance and any special needs are confirmed before you land.Is it for me?Right for travelers arriving at Ezeiza without a rental car or local transport arranged, since pickup is included and the driver waits regardless of flight delays. The 60–90 minute ride is part of the service; that's the time it takes to cross Buenos Aires depending on traffic and your destination.
Mendoza: Half-Day Wine Tour & Olive Oil TastingYou visit four different wine and olive oil producers across one afternoon in Mendoza, tasting at each stop and seeing how family operations differ from modern boutiques. All tastings, transport, and local taxes are included. The tour runs in the afternoon and the order of stops can shift based on which wineries are open for visits that day.Is it for me?A good fit if you want to see how different scales and styles of wine production work in Mendoza without arranging transport or paying separately for each tasting. The afternoon pace and four-stop structure are what fit this much variety into a half day.
Buenos Aires: Small Group City Tour with San Telmo & La BocaYou’ll wander painted Caminito streets in La Boca, catch stories at Plaza de Mayo, and see Buenos Aires from both its historic heart and modern waterfronts. With a local guide leading your small group by air-conditioned van, you’ll taste local snacks and feel city life up close — from football chants near La Bombonera to quiet moments inside an old theater-turned-bookstore.
Perito Moreno Glacier Tour: Full Day with Boat Safari in El CalafateThis full-day tour from El Calafate takes you by vehicle through the Patagonian steppe to Los Glaciares National Park, where you walk multiple viewing balconies overlooking Perito Moreno Glacier and learn how its ice bridge forms. Hotel pickup and drop-off are included; a bilingual guide leads the day. You can add a 1-hour boat ride through Rico Branch of Lago Argentino to drift past floating icebergs and watch ice detach from the glacier wall — the boat option depends on your choice at checkout. The park entrance fee is separate. You'll return to El Calafate around 5 p.m.Is it for me?Book the tour with the boat safari if you want to see the glacier from two angles — the viewing platforms give you the scale and detail, and the boat ride puts you close enough to watch ice calve into the lake. Choose the tour without the boat if you prefer more time to walk the park's balconies at your own pace or if you're traveling with very young children or anyone who finds stairs difficult.
Iguazu Falls: Train, Circuits & Boat Ride from Puerto IguazuYou spend the day moving through Iguazu National Park on three different levels: train through the canopy to Devil's Throat, walking circuits at your own pace, then a boat ride that puts you inside the falls themselves. Hotel pickup and drop-off, a bilingual guide, the ecological train, both circuits, and the boat ride with waterproof bag are all included; you pay separately for park entry and lunch. Plan for around 8 hours.Is it for me?Best for travelers who want the full Iguazu experience in one day without arranging transport, park tickets, or timing the circuits themselves — the fixed schedule and bilingual guide handle the logistics, leaving you to move between the viewpoints, the forest, and the water.
Buenos Aires: Recoleta Cemetery Stories & Legends TourYou’ll walk among Recoleta Cemetery’s famous tombs with an English-speaking guide who brings wild legends and true Buenos Aires drama to life. From secret curses to Eva Perón’s mysterious resting place, expect goosebumps and laughter in equal measure — plus plenty of time for your own questions along the way.
Buenos Aires: Polo Lesson Day Trip with Farm PickupYou’ll ride out from Buenos Aires for a real polo lesson on a working farm, learning from professional players who make you feel right at home (even if you’ve never been on a horse). Expect hands-on instruction, plenty of laughs, all your equipment provided, and roundtrip transport so you can just focus on enjoying yourself.
Iguazú: Argentine Dinner Party & Empanada Class with WineYou’ll join fellow travelers at a communal table in Puerto Iguazú to mix Malbec cocktails, shape your own empanadas, taste Argentina’s best steak with local wine pairings, and learn the ritual of mate tea—all guided by a welcoming chef. Expect laughter, hands-on moments, and new friends over dessert.
Cafayate wine tour from Salta: Quebrada de las ConchasA full-day guided tour from Salta to Cafayate follows National Route 68 south through tobacco towns, stops at the Quebrada de las Conchas nature reserve to walk among Devil's Throat and other rock formations, visits a winery for tastings of regional Torrontes, and leaves two hours in Cafayate for lunch and exploring the town. The guide speaks English and Spanish, the vehicle is air-conditioned, and pickup from your accommodation is included.Is it for me?Book this tour if you want a full day out of Salta with a guide handling the route and the stops—the twelve-hour itinerary, the geological formations and the winery are all arranged, so you show up and follow the day as it unfolds. It suits travelers who prefer not to drive themselves through unfamiliar terrain or navigate between stops.
Buenos Aires: Tango Porteño Show & Dinner with Hotel TransferYou get picked up from your downtown hotel, sit down to a three-course dinner with unlimited wine, beer, and soft drinks, and watch six couples of professional dancers perform tango—traditional and modern—with a live orchestra and singer. The bus brings you back to your hotel when it's over. No separate ticket lines, no deciding what to eat or drink, no transport logistics.Is it for me?Pick this if you want a full evening—dinner, drinks, and a show—without arranging three separate reservations and transport between them. The fixed pickup time and included return mean you can relax instead of managing logistics.
High Mountain Tour Mendoza: 7 Andes stops to 6,962mYou drive 70 kilometers into the Andes, stop at Potrerillos Lake and its panoramic viewpoints, see the natural rock bridge at Puente del Inca, and enter Aconcagua Provincial Park to view the hemisphere's highest peak at 6,962 meters. In summer, the route extends to Cristo Redentor at the Chile border. Lunch is on your own in Las Cuevas. Hotel pickup and drop-off are included, along with a bilingual guide and air-conditioned transport.Is it for me?Book this if you want to see Aconcagua and the high Andes without arranging your own transport or navigating the mountain roads—the fixed itinerary and included pickup mean you spend the day looking instead of driving.
Luján de Cuyo: Tierras Altas Malbec Tasting & Cellar TourYou'll tour the vineyards and steel tank room with a guide, taste wines at different fermentation stages, then descend into the underground cellar for a formal tasting that includes pulling wine directly from the barrel. The whole experience takes you through Tierras Altas' production process from grape to bottle, with tastings included throughout. Minimum drinking age is 18.Is it for me?Book this if you want to understand how Malbec is actually made rather than just taste the finished product — the progression through fermentation tanks and into the barrel cellar teaches you something you can't get from a standard tasting room.
Buenos Aires: Polo Match, Lesson & BBQ Day TripYou’ll leave Buenos Aires behind for a day surrounded by horses and laughter—watching pro players in action, tasting empanadas and Argentinian wine under shady trees, learning polo basics from locals who make it look easy. Between bites of barbecue and your own wobbly swings on horseback, you’ll find yourself grinning more than you expected.
Buenos Aires: Private City Tour with Recoleta, Caminito & Leather FactoryYou’ll wander Buenos Aires with a local guide who feels more like a friend, tasting mate in San Telmo Market and pausing by Mafalda’s bench before exploring Caminito’s wild colors and Recoleta’s marble shadows. With private transport, pickup included, and even a stop at the city’s biggest leather factory — it’s less like ticking off sights and more like living inside someone else’s favorite memories.
Aconcagua Park tour from Mendoza: Hike and barbecue lunchThis eight-hour small-group tour from Mendoza enters Aconcagua Provincial Park for a one-hour hiking circuit—something most local operators don't access—then stops at Potrerillos Lake, Uspallata, Puente del Inca and returns with an Argentine barbecue lunch and wine. Groups stay under nine people, and hotel pickup is included.Is it for me?Book this tour if you want to actually enter Aconcagua Park and hike inside it—most Mendoza tours stop at a viewpoint outside the boundary. The small group size (maximum eight people) and included guide, transport and meals mean you're not organizing logistics or negotiating stops; the day is built and the minibus leaves at 8:30am.
Torres del Paine 4x4 Tour: Paine Towers ReflectedA full-day 4x4 overland tour from El Calafate crosses the Patagonian steppe to Torres del Paine National Park in Chile, 300 km south, with a live guide, hotel pickup and boxed lunch included. The tour stops at Lago Nordenskjöld, Salto Grande waterfall and Pehoe Lake, with low-difficulty walks to panoramic viewpoints. Park entry is available as an add-on at checkout depending on which option you choose.Is it for me?The 4x4 option suits travelers who want to cover the park's highlights in one day without renting a car or navigating the border crossing themselves — the truck's performance on unpaved roads cuts travel time and the guide handles customs, so you arrive at viewpoints faster and with energy left for walks. The conventional bus option works if you're traveling on a tighter budget and don't mind a larger group or slightly longer drive times.
Salinas Grandes & Purmamarca: Day Trip from Salta with Hill DriveYou’ll ride up twisting mountain roads from Salta to reach Salinas Grandes’ endless white salt flats, meet local salt workers, then explore Purmamarca’s vivid streets and taste regional food with your guide’s tips. Expect big landscapes, honest moments with locals, and more color than you thought possible in one day.
Iguazu Falls Day Trip from Buenos Aires with Flights & GuideYou fly out of Buenos Aires early morning, spend the day exploring Iguazu Falls' main circuits with a private guide who handles park navigation and timing, then fly back the same evening. Entry fees and all transfers are included if you book the flight option; if you arrange your own airfare, the guide meets you at Iguazu Airport and the tour cost drops. Lunch is on your own, but everything else — the two-hour flights, the guide, the park tickets, the private vehicle — is arranged.Is it for me?Book this if you want to see Iguazu Falls in a single day from Buenos Aires without arranging flights, park entry, or ground transport yourself — the early pickup and evening return flight are what make a full day at the falls possible without staying overnight in Puerto Iguazú.
Rooftop Asado in Buenos Aires: Argentine BBQ with WineA rooftop asado experience in Buenos Aires where you learn to prepare and cook an Argentine barbecue alongside a professional BBQ master, then eat a seven-course menu with wine pairings. The chef walks you through every step of the tradition—from empanadas and chorizo to rib eye and smoked tri tip—on a private terrace in Palermo Soho, with vegetarian options available on request.Is it for me?At 2.5 hours, this fits into a single afternoon or evening without consuming your whole day, leaving time to explore Palermo Soho before or after. The small group size and private setting mean you get personal attention from the chef rather than being one of many at a larger event.
