Things to do in Argentina
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Buenos Aires: Private City Tour with Recoleta & CaminitoYou’ll walk through Buenos Aires’ history with a local guide who knows every shortcut and story—explore Recoleta Cemetery’s marble vaults, browse El Ateneo’s shelves under painted ceilings, taste lunch in Palermo, and feel Caminito’s energy echoing long after you leave.
El Calafate: La Leona River Kayak & Fossil Trek Day TripYou’ll paddle down La Leona River from El Calafate with a local guide, feeling Patagonia’s wild air on your face before hiking among petrified trees and ancient fossils. Expect simple moments: shared snacks under open sky, rough textures in your hands, laughter echoing over water — and a kind of quiet that lingers long after you return.
Lake Argentino & Walichu Caves: 4x4 Tour with Cave LunchYou’ll ride along Lake Argentino’s wild shoreline in a 4x4, climb Punta Bonita for panoramic views over El Calafate and the Andes, explore ancient Tehuelche cave art at Walichu Caves with a local guide, then share lunch or dinner inside a real cavern overlooking the water. That feeling stays with you.
Salta: Cafayate Wine Tour & Quebrada Geology Full DayYou're picked up from your hotel and driven through the Lerma Valley into the Quebrada de las Conchas, where you stop at six geological formations including Devil's Throat and the Amphitheater. After a winery visit with tasting in Cafayate, you have two hours free for lunch and the town, then return to Salta by evening. Hotel drop-off is included, and the guide is authorized by Salta's tourism ministry.Is it for me?Choose this tour if you want to see the Calchaquí Valleys' main geological landmarks and taste local wine without arranging transport, timing stops, or navigating the canyon road yourself—the fixed itinerary and hotel pickup handle all of that.
Crab Route Ushuaia: 4x4 tour, waterfall trek & lunchYou’ll travel from Ushuaia into Tierra del Fuego by 4x4, sharing coffee and homemade snacks beside Laguna Victoria before heading downriver to Puerto Almanza for a fisherman’s lunch of fresh Fuegian crab overlooking the Beagle Channel. Walk forest trails to Cascada del Duende waterfall and end your day feeling both small and strangely connected.Is it for me?Pick this one if you want the crab and the landscape without splitting the day between a boat tour and a separate meal—the 4x4 route connects both in one loop, and the waterfall walk breaks up the driving.
Buenos Aires City Tour: 5-Hour Small Group with GuideA 5-hour small group city tour of Buenos Aires with hotel pickup and a professional guide in English, Spanish or Portuguese, visiting Plaza de Mayo, San Telmo, La Boca, Puerto Madero and Recoleta. The guide takes groups of no more than 16 people through the historical sites and neighborhoods that shaped the city, and you can ask about anything that catches your interest along the way. An optional empanadas snack is available to add at checkout.Is it for me?Book this tour early in your visit if you want a structured overview of the city's neighborhoods and history before exploring on your own — the guide's knowledge of how Buenos Aires developed from its foundation, combined with the small group size, means you get both context and the chance to ask about what interests you most.
Perito Moreno Glacier Tour in El Calafate: Drive, Walkways & BoatThis full-day tour from El Calafate includes an 80 km drive to Los Glaciares National Park, a bilingual guide, and access to multiple walkways and viewpoints facing Perito Moreno Glacier. The glacier's 60-meter front continuously sheds massive ice blocks into the water below. You can add a one-hour boat ride on Lake Argentino's Rico Branch, which sails within 150 meters of the glacier's south face — the only way to see the ice calving from water level. Hotel pickup and drop-off are included; the National Park entrance fee is separate.Is it for me?Choose the Walkways and Navigation option if you want to experience the glacier from both above and water level — the boat ride is the only way to see the ice calving from the lake itself, where the scale and sound are completely different from the viewpoints. The walkways-only option works if you prefer to stay on land and move between different angles to watch the glacier from a distance.
Ushuaia: End of the World Train & Tierra del Fuego Day TripYou’ll ride Ushuaia’s famous End of the World Train through lenga forests with a local guide, walk along Lake Acigami’s wild shore, and reach Lapataia Bay—the true end of Route 3. Expect salty air, shifting weather, and stories that linger long after you leave.
Peninsula Valdés Day Tour: Whales, Seals & Orcas in One DayYou spend the day crossing Península Valdés in an air-conditioned vehicle, stopping at interpretation centers, coastal viewpoints, and wildlife hotspots where whales, orcas, elephant seals and penguins gather. Whale-watching boat rides are optional and seasonal (June–December). The route adjusts for tides and weather, which is what makes the sightings possible. Hotel pickup is included, and the team stays reachable throughout.Is it for me?Right for travelers staying in Puerto Madryn who want to see Patagonian wildlife — whales, orcas, seals, penguins — without arranging transport or timing the tides themselves. The full day out (around 10 hours) is what lets you cover multiple ecosystems and habitats in one trip, and the route shifts with weather and wildlife activity rather than following a fixed schedule.
Perito Moreno Glacier Minitrekking: Walk on Ice with CramponsYou get hotel pickup, a full day in Los Glaciares National Park, a twenty-minute boat crossing to the glacier's edge, crampons fitted by a professional guide, and roughly three hours walking on the ice itself — including about seventy minutes on the glacier proper. The guide explains the glaciology and the region's wildlife as you move. Transport back to your hotel is included. The whole day runs ten hours.Is it for me?This tour is built for travelers who want to stand on the glacier, not just view it from a platform — the boat crossing and the crampons are what make that possible, and they're what take the logistics off your hands.
Ushuaia: Vinciguerra Glacier Trek & Floe LagoonYou trek 14 kilometers through Patagonian forest and protected wetlands, climb for three hours to a turquoise floe lagoon, and stand in front of a retreating glacier that looks different every season. Equipment, transport, meals, and insurance are all included, so you show up ready to move.Is it for me?Book this if you're fit enough for a steady 3-hour climb and want to see a glacier that's actively changing — the physical demand is what makes a full day at the floe lagoon possible, and the seasonal shifts mean no two visits look the same.
Ushuaia Lakes 4WD Adventure & Lunch at Lake FagnanoYou’ll ride 4WD trucks from Ushuaia through lenga forests and along wild old roads to reach Lake Fagnano’s shore. Expect muddy tracks, local guides sharing Fuegian stories, and a woodfire barbecue lunch with wine in a lakeside shelter. There’s laughter, real food, and moments of stillness by the water you might remember long after.
El Calafate Boat Tour: Perito Moreno from the waterYou travel by coach along Lake Argentino's shore to Los Glaciares National Park, walk the multi-level viewing platforms facing Perito Moreno's 60-meter ice wall, and watch chunks calve into the water below. The optional boat cruise takes you within meters of the glacier's face, navigating between floating icebergs for a full hour. You return to El Calafate in the late afternoon with free time for lunch near the park.Is it for me?A good fit if you're based in El Calafate and want to see Perito Moreno without arranging your own transport or park logistics—the coach, guide, and timing are handled. The boat upgrade is worth it if you want to experience the glacier from the water; the walkways alone give you the scale and the calving, but the boat puts you inside the landscape itself.
Buenos Aires: Private City Tour with Local Guide & PickupYou’ll wander Buenos Aires’ neighborhoods by private car with a local guide, exploring places like Plaza de Mayo and La Boca at your own pace. Expect stories about daily life, spontaneous stops for photos or coffee, and time to linger at spots like Recoleta Cemetery or Teatro Colón — moments you’ll remember long after you leave.
Buenos Aires: Malbec Wine Tasting & Gourmet Lunch Day TripYou’ll spend a day outside Buenos Aires exploring Bodega Gamboa’s vineyards, tasting several styles of Malbec with local guidance. Enjoy a five-course gourmet lunch right at the winery’s restaurant, paired with wines from their own cellars. Includes pickup and transport so you can relax into the experience — expect laughter, good food, and maybe a surprise or two along the way.
Buenos Aires Airport Transfer: English Driver & Hotel Drop-OffYou’ll land in Buenos Aires and find your driver waiting—even if your flight’s late or you’re tired and lost in translation. With an English-speaking driver (if you choose), you’ll get local tips on the ride into town before being dropped off right at your hotel door. It’s an easy start that makes everything else feel possible.
Ushuaia 4x4 Off Road Tour: Lakes & LunchAn 8-hour 4x4 off-road tour from Ushuaia that takes you north through native forest to Garibaldi Pass, Escondido Lake, and Lake Fagnano, where you stop for lunch on the shore. The tour includes hotel pickup, a live guide in English, Spanish or Portuguese, and adventure insurance. Small groups ride in Toyota Land Cruiser Prado trucks, and the route is suitable for families with infants through grandparents.Is it for me?The 8-hour commitment means you spend most of a day on the road and at the lakes, which suits travelers who want a full immersion in the Patagonian backcountry but rules out anyone needing to fit multiple activities into one day. The truck ride itself is the point—if you want to drive off-road through native forest and stop at remote glacial lakes rather than see them from a distance, this is the way to do it.
Buenos Aires: Private City Tour by Car with Flexible StopsYou’ll ride through Buenos Aires with a local guide who knows all the shortcuts — and stories — behind places like Plaza de Mayo, La Boca’s wild colors, San Telmo’s markets, and Recoleta Cemetery’s quiet corners. Expect laughter in the car, surprise flavors at lunch stops, and time to soak up both history and street life before heading back to your hotel.
Salinas Grandes & Purmamarca: Day Trip from Salta with Paseo de los ColoradosYou’ll walk beneath Purmamarca’s colored hills, cross wild mountain roads on Cuesta del Lipán, and step onto the vast white salt flats at Salinas Grandes with a local guide. Expect moments of silence, laughter with new friends, and time to wander on your own — all in one day from Salta.
Buenos Aires: All-Day City Bike Tour with Lunch & Local StopsYou’ll pedal through Buenos Aires’ most colorful barrios with local guides who actually care if you’re having fun (and safe). Expect mate breaks in La Boca, stories at Plaza de Mayo, lunch by the river—and plenty of unscripted moments along 20km of city streets. By sunset in Recoleta, you’ll feel like you’ve seen more than just landmarks—you’ll have lived a day inside BA’s rhythm.
