Things to do in Argentina
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Salinas Grandes tour from Salta: Purmamarca and Lipan CoastA 12-hour guided tour from Salta through the high-altitude landscapes of Jujuy Province, visiting Purmamarca's Cerro de Siete Colores, climbing the Lipan Hill to Alto del Morado, and spending free time at the Salinas Grandes salt piles. Hotel pickup and return are included, along with a Spanish-speaking guide and air-conditioned transport. Lunch and breakfast are not included, but Purmamarca offers two hours to eat and browse the artisan market and church square.Is it for me?Book this tour if you are staying in Salta without a car—the pickup from your door and the fixed schedule mean you do not have to arrange transport to the high-altitude sites or plan the day yourself. The 12-hour commitment works best if you are comfortable with a long drive and do not have mobility constraints at altitude.
Aconcagua Provincial Park tour: Hike to Laguna de HorconesA full-day guided tour of Aconcagua Provincial Park from Mendoza includes transport along Route 86 through Cacheuta and Potrerillos, a two-hour hike to Laguna de Horcones with park permits, and stops at Puente del Inca and the Cordón del Plata range. The tour operates with a bilingual guide and includes a mountain lunch; park entrance fees are paid separately.Is it for me?Book this tour if you want to see Aconcagua's summit and the South Wall without arranging permits, transport or a guide yourself — the operator handles the park paperwork and the drive, so you focus on the walk and the view.
Ezeiza Airport to Buenos Aires: Private Transfer 24/7, Flight TrackingYou’ll step off your flight at Ezeiza airport and spot your driver waiting with your name on a sign (or something close). With real-time flight tracking and flexible pickup, you’ll head straight into Buenos Aires city without stress—just easy conversation or quiet moments as you watch the neighborhoods roll by. It’s simple comfort after a long journey—and honestly, you might remember that feeling more than anything else.
Buenos Aires: Tango Porteño Skip-the-Line Show TicketYou skip the entry line and sit down to watch six professional tango couples dance from traditional to contemporary choreography, backed by a live eleven-piece orchestra and two singers. The show runs about two hours in a restored 1940s cinema near Teatro Colón. You arrange your own transport to the venue and can buy drinks on-site; the ticket covers the performance only.Is it for me?Right for anyone who wants to see Argentine tango performed at a high level without spending the evening arranging transport or waiting in line—the skip-the-line ticket and central location mean you walk in and sit down.
Salta: Cachi & Los Cardones National Park Full DayYou travel from Salta through three distinct landscapes — the Escoipe Gorge, Cuesta del Obispo with its panoramic mirador, and Los Cardones National Park where 800-year-old cacti line the road — before reaching the stone-street village of Cachi for a 2-hour lunch break and free time to explore the square and museum. Transport, guide, breakfast stop, and passenger insurance are included; you return to Salta in the late afternoon.Is it for me?A good fit if you want to see the high valleys, ancient cardones, and a colonial village in one day without arranging your own guide or transport. Plan for a full day out — the drive and stops are what make all three landscapes possible in a single departure.
El Viejo Almacén Tango Show Buenos Aires: Dinner & PerformanceEl Viejo Almacén is a tango show in Buenos Aires where you watch professional dancers, singers and a live orchestra perform in an intimate historic venue. The show runs two to three hours and includes both tango and folk dance styles. You can book the show alone with a drink, or add a three-course dinner with Argentine wine; VIP seating is available on both options.Is it for me?Book the dinner option if you want a full evening out with food and wine before the show; choose show-only if you'd rather watch the performance without the meal commitment. VIP seating works on either choice and gives you a better view of the stage and upgraded drinks.
Buenos Aires: Small-Group Wine Tasting & Artisan Food PairingsYou taste exclusive boutique wines in a Palermo underground cellar or patio with a bilingual sommelier guiding you through Argentine craftsmanship and regional food pairings. The two-hour tasting keeps groups under eight people, so the conversation stays personal and the sommelier remembers what you like. All entry, wine, food, and service are included—just show up and book ahead for one of the four available days.Is it for me?Book this if you want to taste Argentine wines you can't find in stores and learn their story from someone who knows them, without spending an afternoon arranging separate tastings or hunting down boutique wineries across the city.
Mendoza: Private Luján de Cuyo & Maipú Wine & Olive Day TripYou’ll ride out from Mendoza with a local guide who knows every shortcut and story along the way. Taste Malbec straight from Luján de Cuyo cellars, sample fresh olive oil in Maipú with people who’ve grown olives for generations, then linger over a long lunch paired with regional wines. It’s relaxed, personal — and leaves you with more than just photos.
Buenos Aires: Private Helicopter Flight & City Landmarks TourYou’ll lift off from Buenos Aires’ northern edge with a local pilot guiding you over landmarks like the Obelisk, Puerto Madero’s towers, and Recoleta Cemetery at 150 meters high. Feel your heart race as city sounds fade away and sunlight flickers across rooftops—a side of Buenos Aires most never see up close.
EZE to Buenos Aires: Private Airport Transfer with Pickup SignYou're met at EZE arrivals with a name sign, driven to your Buenos Aires hotel in an air-conditioned car, and given an hour of waiting time if your luggage or flight timing runs late. The 45-minute transfer is fixed-price and handles groups, luggage, and special needs if you mention them upfront.Is it for me?Right for travelers landing at EZE without a rental car or local phone number — the driver meets you at arrivals and the price is set before you arrive, so the transfer stops being a negotiation at the curb. Plan for 45 minutes to downtown in normal traffic; rush hour adds time but the wait is built in.
Private Buenos Aires City Tour: Customized Stops With Local GuideA private 4-hour customized city tour of Buenos Aires with a local guide who drives you between stops you choose—Cathedral, Plaza de Mayo, San Telmo, Parque Lezama, Caminito and the Boca Juniors stadium, plus free tastings of local wines, mate, caramel and alfajores. The guide offers advice on restaurants, shows and other tours while you're in the city. Pickup is included; air-conditioned vehicle throughout.Is it for me?Choose this tour if you want to build your own route instead of following a fixed itinerary—the guide handles the driving and the stories while you decide which neighborhoods and landmarks matter to you, which works well for a first visit when you're not sure what to prioritize or for a return trip when you know exactly what you want to see.
Ushuaia Lakes District: 4x4 Off-Road Day Tour with Asado LunchYou’ll ride deep into Tierra del Fuego’s wild heart on a 4x4 day trip from Ushuaia to Lake Escondido and Fagnano. Expect muddy tracks, mountain views that sneak up on you, a smoky forest asado lunch with local wine, and plenty of stories from your guide along the way. This isn’t just sightseeing — you’ll feel Patagonia under your skin.
Buenos Aires: Empanada & Alfajor Cooking Class PalermoYou’ll roll dough for empanadas in a sunny Palermo kitchen, taste homemade alfajores dripping with dulce de leche, and share mate tea while your host tells stories about Buenos Aires life. Expect floury hands, laughter with locals, and a sense you’ve stepped inside Argentina’s family kitchens for an afternoon.
Señor Tango Show Buenos Aires: Dinner & Tango PerformanceSeñor Tango is a tango show in Buenos Aires where you watch around 40 professional dancers, live musicians and vocalists perform the history of Argentine tango in an elaborate theatrical setting. The show runs about 4 hours and includes your choice of dinner with wine or show-only entry; hotel pickup and drop-off are available depending on which option you select. Guides speak English and Spanish.Is it for me?Choose the dinner option if you want to eat and watch the performance at the same time in an elegant setting; pick show-only if you'd rather arrive later in the evening or keep the focus on the performance itself. Both run the same length, so the choice is about what suits your evening.
Buenos Aires: Palermo food walk with local guide & wineMeet locals in Palermo as you sample Argentine beef straight from hidden parrillas, try empanadas with stories on the side, and finish with flan plus local wine. With an easygoing guide leading the way and plenty of laughs along cracked sidewalks, you’ll get flavors and moments you’ll remember long after leaving Buenos Aires.
Punta Tombo Penguin Colony Tour: Walk Among ThousandsThis shore excursion from Puerto Madryn takes cruise passengers to Punta Tombo, home to the largest Magellanic penguin colony on the American continent, where you spend approximately 2 hours in the reserve observing thousands of penguins alongside guanacos, maras and native armadillos in their natural habitat. The tour includes a 2-hour drive each way, a stop at a dinosaur replica, and a panoramic city tour of Puerto Madryn on the return if time allows. A live guide in English or Spanish, hotel or port pickup, bottled water, sandwiches and WiFi are included; the full day runs about 7 hours and suits all fitness levels.Is it for me?Book this tour if your ship docks in Puerto Madryn and you want to use the morning or afternoon for a full inland excursion — the timing is built around cruise schedules, the guide knows exactly when you need to return, and the walk among the penguins is something you cannot do anywhere else in the region.
Salta & Jujuy: 4-Day Cafayate, Cachi, Salinas Grandes & HornocalYou’ll travel from Salta through wild valleys to taste wine in Cafayate, walk among giant cacti near Cachi, crunch across the white salt flats of Salinas Grandes, and stare out over Hornocal’s 14 colors. Expect laughter with your guide, local food stops, and moments that linger long after you’re home.
Buenos Aires: Full Day Bike, Food & Culture Small GroupYou’ll pedal through Buenos Aires’ iconic barrios with a local host, tasting mate in Palermo parks, exploring Recoleta Cemetery’s stories, sharing empanadas in San Telmo, and feeling the color of La Boca up close. Expect real conversation, plenty of food stops (with veggie choices), all gear provided—and glimpses of daily life you’d never get from behind bus windows.
Purmamarca: Llama Walks with Locals & Custom RoutesYou’ll walk quietly beside gentle llamas through Purmamarca’s painted hills, guided by a local who shares stories about native plants and family remedies. Expect laughter over awkward Quechua attempts, time for photos (and hugs), plus a route that adapts to your pace. It’s simple but oddly grounding — you might find yourself thinking about those silent moments long after.
Tigre Delta Boat Tour: Private Navigation from Buenos AiresA full-day tour from Buenos Aires combines a one-hour private boat navigation through the Tigre Delta with a guided drive through San Isidro and Tigre, including the neogothic San Isidro Cathedral, Paseo Victorica's riverside promenade, and free time at Puerto de Frutos market. Hotel pickup and drop-off are included; the boat ride is shared with other passengers, while the car tour and guide are private. The tour runs about five hours and suits all fitness levels.Is it for me?Book this if you want to customize your stops in San Isidro and Tigre rather than follow a set route—your private guide adjusts timing based on what interests you.
