Things to do in Argentina
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Mendoza: Horseback Ride & Gaucho Roast with Wine in Andes FoothillsYou’ll ride gentle horses through Mendoza’s pre-Andes foothills with local guides, share mate at a family-run gaucho post, spot wild animals from mountain viewpoints, and finish with an open-fire roast dinner and local wine under big skies. It’s not polished—it’s real, warm, and full of small surprises you’ll remember long after.
Buenos Aires: Private City Tour with La Boca & RecoletaYou’ll dive into Buenos Aires’ contrasts: stand beneath Floralis Genérica’s steel petals, wander Recoleta Cemetery’s marble paths, lose yourself in El Ateneo’s book-lined balconies, then taste empanadas before soaking up La Boca’s colors. With a local guide handling transport and stories along the way, you’ll see more than just sights — you’ll feel the city breathe.
Salta to Cachi tour: Cuesta del Obispo and Los CardonesA 12-hour guided tour from Salta climbs the Cuesta del Obispo switchback road through the Andes Precordillera, reaches the puna desert at 3,348 meters, crosses Los Cardones National Park, and ends in the colonial village of Cachi with a museum and artisan market. Hotel pickup and an air-conditioned vehicle with a bilingual guide are included; lunch is on your own.Is it for me?Pick this if you're based in Salta city and want a full-day loop that climbs the Andes by vehicle, then walks the Cuesta del Obispo switchbacks to reach the puna plateau at 3,348 meters.
Buenos Aires: Asado Cooking Class & Premium Steak in Historic HomeYou’ll join local women grillers inside a historic Buenos Aires home for an asado cooking class—hands-on steak grilling, homemade chimichurri, Malbec wine tasting, and classic dulce de leche dessert all included. Expect laughter around the fire and flavors you’ll crave long after you leave.
Bariloche: German Immigration & Nazi History Walking TourYou walk through Bariloche's German-built Civic Center and historic neighborhoods with an expert guide who explains how Alpine immigration shaped the town's architecture and culture, then traces the arrival of Nazi-era figures and the evidence that remains. The tour covers three key sites—the Civic Center, Cántaros Waterfall area, and the German quarter—and is available in English or Spanish, so you understand every detail of a history most visitors never learn.Is it for me?Book this if you want to understand Bariloche's hidden history with someone who knows the archives and the difficult questions—the expert guide is what makes the difference between a walking tour and an actual education about how this town became what it is.
Buenos Aires & Tigre Delta: Private City Tour with River CruiseYou’ll glide through the Tigre Delta by boat, wander Buenos Aires’ iconic neighborhoods like Caminito and Recoleta, browse crafts at Puerto de Frutos, and share laughs with your local guide along the way. Expect moments that surprise you — from riverside silence to city sounds that linger long after you leave.
Puerto Madryn: Snorkeling with Wild Sea Lions & Punta LomaYou board a small boat in Puerto Madryn, snorkel with wild sea lions in Punta Loma's natural reserve, and navigate past a Spanish wreck while watching penguins and dolphins. Equipment and mate (shared Patagonian tea) are included. The sea lions aren't trained—they approach because they're curious—which is what makes the interaction feel real instead of staged. Confirm your start time the day before; weather decides whether the boat goes out.Is it for me?Book this if you want to see sea lions in their natural habitat without the feeling of a staged encounter—the animals decide whether to interact, which is what makes it different from most wildlife tours. The low difficulty and shallow water mean families with children from six up can join, and you don't need to swim beforehand.
Cafayate Day Trip: Quebrada de las Conchas, Devil’s Throat & WineYou’ll ride out from Salta through shifting red canyons, walk inside the echoing Devil’s Throat, taste Cafayate’s famous wines with locals who know their grapes by heart, and watch afternoon light paint the Calchaquí Valleys. Some moments will surprise you—maybe even linger longer than expected.
El Calafate: Glaciers Cruise with Gourmet Lunch & BalconiesYou’ll sail from El Calafate across Lago Argentino to see Spegazzini, Upsala & Perito Moreno glaciers up close. Step ashore at Puesto Las Vacas for a short forest walk with your guide, then enjoy a gourmet lunch on board as you glide past ancient ice. There’s an option to visit Perito Moreno balconies too — bring your warmest jacket and let Patagonia surprise you.
Buenos Aires Walking Tour: Small Group, Resident GuideA small-group walking tour of Buenos Aires led by a resident English-speaking guide, max 7 guests, covering San Telmo, Recoleta, Barrio Norte and Plaza de Mayo. Choose a half-day overview or a full-day route that includes coffee at El Ateneo Grand Splendid bookstore, Recoleta Cemetery admission, local transport and lunch. The guide connects architecture, politics and everyday life instead of reciting a script.Is it for me?Book the full-day option if you want to see Recoleta Cemetery and have time to linger in each neighborhood—the 7 hours holds all of it without rushing. The half-day works if you're short on time or prefer a lighter pace, covering the same core neighborhoods and finishing by early afternoon.
Maipu: 3 Wineries & Olive Oil Tasting with PickupYou’ll wander through Maipu’s family-run wineries with a local guide who feels more like a friend than a host. Taste organic reds among the barrels, dip fresh bread in olive oil pressed right in front of you, and share laughs over sweet wines in an old bodega museum. It’s relaxed, personal, and leaves you with more than just flavors to remember.
Buenos Aires Airport to Downtown: Private Transfer & Meet-GreetYou're met at Ezeiza arrivals by a Spanish-speaking driver holding your name. The transfer takes you door-to-door to your downtown hotel with no negotiation, no surprises, and no wait — the car, the route, and the price are all confirmed before you land. All fees are included, and the service runs around the clock.Is it for me?Book this if you land at Ezeiza and want to skip the taxi negotiation at the curb — a fixed price and a driver who knows your destination means you move straight from the terminal to your hotel without arranging anything else.
Bariloche: Fly Fishing Day Trip with Lunch & Local GuideYou’ll join a small group for a fly fishing day trip from Bariloche into Patagonia’s wild rivers—casting for rainbow or brown trout with all gear provided. Share riverside Malbec and lunch under the trees while local guides help you improve your cast or just relax by the water’s edge. It’s less about trophies than feeling part of this place.
Buenos Aires Graffiti Art Tour: Palermo & Colegiales Street ArtYou walk through two Buenos Aires neighborhoods with a professional guide who knows the artists, the history, and why each wall matters. You see murals from local and international creators, learn how street art connects to Argentina's past, and watch how the scene keeps evolving in real time. Groups stay under 25, so you're close enough to hear the guide without shouting, and the route is planned so you don't waste time figuring out transport between stops.Is it for me?Book this if you want to understand Buenos Aires through its walls instead of just walking past them — the guide does the heavy lifting of context and history, so you get the full picture without having to research it yourself.
Buenos Aires: San Telmo Walking Tour & Market Comics RouteYou’ll stroll Buenos Aires’ oldest streets with an English-speaking guide, see comic strip legends like Mafalda up close, taste life inside San Telmo Market, and—if it’s Sunday—get swept up in the street fair’s music and color. Expect laughter, local stories you won’t find in guidebooks, and maybe a moment or two that sticks with you long after.
Perito Moreno Glacier walk and boat tour from El CalafateThis full-day tour from El Calafate combines a guided walk through Los Glaciares National Park's 4-kilometer trail system with a one-hour boat ride on Lake Argentino, approaching the Perito Moreno Glacier's face. Your guide travels with you from hotel pickup through the park and onto the water, sharing the geology and ecology of this UNESCO World Heritage region. Lunch is your own choice—pack a picnic or eat at park restaurants during the two-hour walkway window.Is it for me?You walk the glacier's walkways at your own pace, then sail past its 80-meter ice walls—both views in one outing, with transport and expert interpretation included.
Humahuaca and Hornocal Full Day Tour from Salta: 14 colorsA full-day guided tour from Salta through the Quebrada de Humahuaca, a UNESCO Cultural and Natural Heritage site, visiting four villages and ending at the Serranía del Hornocal. The tour includes pickup from your accommodation, an air-conditioned vehicle, and a guide in English or Spanish; you arrange your own lunch in Humahuaca. The route covers National Route 9 north through San Salvador de Jujuy, with stops at Purmamarca's multicolored fair and Hill of the Seven Colors, Maimará's Painter's Palette, Tilcara, and the Hornocal's 14-color mountain formation.Is it for me?Book this tour if you want to see the Quebrada de Humahuaca's most famous geological formations and villages in a single day without renting a car or navigating National Route 9 yourself. The fixed schedule and included transport mean the 14-hour day holds together without you building it.
Luján de Cuyo: Renacer Winery Tour & Wine TastingYou get a guided walk through the vineyards, a VR experience that explains Renacer's winemaking process, and a tasting of either four finished wines or a premium selection including barrel samples. A professional guide leads the whole experience, which runs Monday through Saturday. Book ahead to confirm availability, as slots fill quickly during peak season.Is it for me?Choose this if you want to understand how wine is actually made before you taste it — the VR component and vineyard walk give you context that makes the tasting itself more interesting, and the guide handles all the explanation so you don't have to research beforehand.
Buenos Aires: South City Bike Tour with Caminito & La BocaYou’ll pedal through Buenos Aires’ most storied neighborhoods with a local guide—past Plaza de Mayo’s history, San Telmo’s market streets, Caminito’s wild colors, and Puerto Madero’s riverside calm. Expect laughter over language mix-ups, real stories behind famous landmarks, and time to taste street snacks before rolling back with city dust on your shoes.
Beer spa in Buenos Aires: Relax with unlimited beerTédelúpulo is a beer spa in Almagro, Buenos Aires, where you spend two hours in a private spa setting with dinner and unlimited beer and wine. The experience pairs relaxation with food designed around beer—from braised pork in porter sauce to cheese and beer yeast—and is open to adults 18 and up in any fitness level.Is it for me?Book this if you want to unwind in a spa without the typical silence—the beer, food, and tango-inspired setting make it a social, indulgent two hours rather than a quiet retreat.
