Things to do in Argentina
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Buenos Aires Tango Lesson: Learn from a Pro DancerA private tango lesson in Buenos Aires with a professional dancer in a studio located close to your hotel. You'll learn the abrazo (the tango embrace), the walk, the basic step, the ocho, and how to move on the dance floor, all adapted to your level. The studio location is arranged after booking based on which neighborhood you're staying in — Downtown, Palermo, or elsewhere — so travel time stays short. All levels welcome, including families with children from age 12.Is it for me?The lesson is arranged in a studio near your hotel so you're not spending time traveling across Buenos Aires — you show up, learn tango from someone who dances it professionally, and the location works around where you're staying.
Tierra del Fuego National Park tour from Ushuaia: Lapataia BayA half-day guided tour of Tierra del Fuego National Park from Ushuaia takes you through lakes, mountains and coastal landscapes to Lapataia Bay, the southern endpoint of the Pan-American Highway. Your professional guide leads the route in English or Spanish, hotel pickup is included, and the tour ends with a warm gesture from the operator. Park admission is purchased separately at checkout.Is it for me?Book this tour if you want to reach the southern terminus of the Pan-American Highway without arranging your own transport or guide—the five-hour route, timing and stops are set, so the day holds together and you get to the end-of-the-world marker without building it yourself.
Mendoza Uco Valley wine tour: 4X4 through mountain vineyardsYou're picked up at your Mendoza hotel and driven into Uco Valley's high-altitude vineyards in a private 4X4. Two winery tastings with instruction, a five-course lunch paired with four wines, and views of the Andes and Potrerillos lake fill the day. The guide and driver handle everything; you just show up and drink.Is it for me?Right for wine lovers who want depth over speed — two tastings with real instruction, a proper lunch, and time to absorb the valley. Plan for a full day out; that's what fits the mountain drive, two wineries, and a five-course meal without rushing.
Martillo Island Penguin Colony Boat Tour: Beagle ChannelA 5-hour boat tour from Ushuaia navigates the Beagle Channel to Martillo Island, where you watch a Magellanic penguin colony from the catamaran, accompanied by a professional local guide. The route also passes Les Eclaireurs Lighthouse, sea lion colonies, and bird islands, with views of the city's mountain backdrop and the channel's landscape. A live guide in English, Spanish or Portuguese is included; you choose morning or afternoon departure at checkout.Is it for me?Choose the morning departure if you want the penguin colony and lighthouse before the afternoon light shifts, or the afternoon option if you prefer to start your day elsewhere in Ushuaia. Either way, the fixed schedule and included guide mean the route, timing and stops are arranged—you show up at the port and the day unfolds without you building it.
Buenos Aires: El Viejo Almacen Tango Show & Dinner PickupYou’ll slip into San Telmo’s tangled streets for an evening at El Viejo Almacen—starting with a three-course dinner (think empanadas and Malbec), then crossing to watch live tango up close in an old theater. A local guide handles hotel pickup and drop-off so you can just sink into the music and stories swirling around you.
Buenos Aires Private Car Tour: Obelisk, Recoleta & La BocaYou’ll get to see Buenos Aires your way—at your pace—in a private car with an easy-to-follow audioguide. From historic plazas to colorful neighborhoods and legendary stadiums, this tour lets you dig deeper or just soak up the city vibe without rushing or crowds.
Iguazu Falls Tour from Puerto Iguazu: Floriano ViewpointA tour from Puerto Iguazu to the Brazilian side of Iguazu Falls with bilingual guide, hotel pickup and park entry included. You cross the international border, board a park bus to the viewing walkways, and spend 1.5 to 2 hours walking the circuits that frame the falls from across the water, finishing at Floriano Fall where the spray hits the viewpoint. The tour runs 5 to 6 hours total, though border wait times can stretch that.Is it for me?Book the classic option if you're staying in Puerto Iguazu and want the Brazilian panorama without arranging the border crossing and park entry yourself. Choose the Foz do Iguaçu pickup if you're based on the Brazilian side and want to see the falls from across the water without driving back to Argentina.
Tango Porteño Show with Optional Lesson: Buenos Aires at 10 PMTango Porteño is a tango show and optional lesson in a restored theater steps from Buenos Aires's Obelisk, where you can take a one-hour beginner class with professional dancers before the main performance at 10 PM. The show features more than 30 artists and 12 live musicians performing in period costume and set design. Dinner, transfers, and the tango lesson are each optional at checkout; the show itself runs two to four hours depending on what you add.Is it for me?Book the lesson if you want to understand the dance before you watch it performed; skip it if you'd rather arrive fresh and let the spectacle speak for itself. The dinner option gives you the full evening experience; show-only works if you want the performance without the meal commitment.
Buenos Aires: E-Bike City Center & Puerto Madero TourYou’ll glide from Retiro through Buenos Aires city center on an e-bike, passing landmarks like Teatro Colón and Plaza de Mayo before escaping into Costanera Sur for mate and alfajores under shady trees. With local stories, lively streets, and time in Puerto Madero’s modern side, this tour blends city energy with quiet moments you’ll remember long after.
Mendoza: Sunset Horseback Riding & Asado with Andes ViewsYou ride for two hours through Mendoza's wine country as the sun sets behind the Andes, then eat a traditional asado with wine and fruit. The guide handles the route and timing, transport picks you up from your hotel, and the only thing you need to bring is comfortable clothes and sun protection. Book at least 24 hours ahead so the final itinerary can be confirmed.Is it for me?Choose this if you want to see the Andes at sunset and eat well afterward without arranging horses, a route, or a meal yourself—the fixed schedule and included transport mean you just show up ready to ride.
Mendoza Paragliding: Free Flight & Pre-Range ViewsYou get driven to the launch point on Cerro Arco, then fly tandem with a federation-certified instructor over Mendoza's pre-range at 1,650 meters. Photos and video are captured during the flight. The whole experience—drive, flight, return—takes a half day, and you don't need any prior experience or special fitness level to go.Is it for me?Book this if you want a half-day thrill that doesn't require training or months of preparation—the instructor handles the flight, and the video means you'll have proof of the moment the ground disappeared.
Private Wine Tour Colonia Caroya: Tastings, lunch & winery visitsA private wine tour in Córdoba takes you to two wineries in Colonia Caroya—one with the province's most advanced technology, one an authentic wine museum—for tastings and a regional snack, then to Chef Martín Altamirano's restaurant for a full lunch where each course pairs with a different Córdoba wine. The tour runs eight hours with private transportation, a live guide in English or Spanish, and all fees included; children from age 3 are welcome.Is it for me?Book this tour if you want the day structured and guided rather than self-directed—the private format means the pace is yours, the guide answers questions as they come up, and you move between wineries and lunch without coordinating with other groups or managing your own transport.
Buenos Aires: 7-Course Asado, Live Tango & Wine NightYou’ll smell wood smoke before you taste your first bite of Argentine asado in this Buenos Aires garden. Share seven courses—including provoleta cheese, three slow-cooked meats, and dulce de leche gelato—with local wines flowing all night. Live tango and folk music play just steps away as you finish dessert under the trees. It’s warm, lively, maybe a little messy—in the best way.
Tigre Delta: Private Boat Safari & Buenos Aires River ViewsYou get a private boat for 4 to 5 hours navigating Tigre Delta's narrow streams, protected wildlife areas, and riverside bars, with flexible stops for swimming and bird-watching. The boat holds just your group (up to 5 people), and the route adjusts to what you want to do. Hotel pickup is included, and you return with views of Buenos Aires across the water.Is it for me?Book this if you're traveling with a small group and want to control the pace and stops yourself—the private boat and flexible itinerary mean you're not waiting for a schedule or a crowd.
Salta to Hornocal: 14 Colors Hill & Quebrada Day TripYou’ll cross from Salta into Jujuy on this day trip to Serranías del Hornocal, passing through mountain villages like Purmamarca and Tilcara with a local guide. See the famous hill of 14 colors up close after switching to a 4x4 ride from Uquía. Bring your own lunch and expect quick stops in colorful towns — but plenty of moments that linger long after.
Bariloche: Day Trekking Adventure with Private Guide & Hotel PickupYou’ll leave Bariloche behind for a full-day trek in Patagonia’s wild hills with a certified mountain guide who adapts to your pace. Expect quiet trails, local flavors (maybe even a pastry from someone’s backpack), picnic lunch overlooking lakes, and plenty of small surprises along the way. You’ll return to your hotel tired but happy — probably thinking about your next hike already.
Tierra del Fuego trekking and canoeing: Lapataia BayThis eight-hour tour in Tierra del Fuego National Park near Ushuaia combines a medium-difficulty forest hike along the Beagle Canal with canoeing down the Lapataia River into Lapataia Bay. A professional guide leads both sections, revealing places inaccessible by foot or car; lunch with drinks and hotel pickup are included. The park sits close to the city and is easily reached, but its secrets unfold only with specialized local knowledge.Is it for me?The guide speaks English or Spanish, so you follow the commentary in your own language throughout both the hike and the paddle. Choose this tour if you want to move through the landscape actively—walking and paddling—rather than watching from a vehicle, and if you have moderate fitness for a full day of steady activity.
Buenos Aires: South City Bike Tour San Telmo, La Boca & Mate StopYou’ll pedal through Buenos Aires’ most storied neighborhoods—from cobbled San Telmo to colorful La Boca—with a local guide who brings each stop to life. Expect snacks, a mate break by the river, and plenty of stories you won’t find in guidebooks. This small group tour leaves you feeling like you’ve really met the city—not just seen it.
El Calafate: Cerro Frias 4x4 & Patagonian Steppe SafariYou drive a 4x4 into the Patagonian steppe toward Cerro Frias, cross through native forest and wildlife habitat, and reach a hilltop ranch with views spanning from Fitz Roy to Torres del Paine and into Chile. A meal is served depending on your booking time, and the private vehicle means you set the pace through the landscape and stay as long as the light allows.Is it for me?Book this if you want the panoramic views of Fitz Roy and Torres del Paine without arranging your own 4x4 rental or navigating the rough terrain yourself — the private vehicle and fixed meal timing mean you focus on the landscape instead of logistics.
Perito Moreno boat tour: Five glaciers in El CalafateThe El Calafate Glacier Boat Tour is a full-day boat excursion across Lake Argentino in Los Glaciares National Park that visits Upsala, Spegazzini, Perito Moreno, Heim and Seco Glaciers—the only boat tour in the park that reaches all five in a single day. A professional guide in Spanish and English leads the tour; hotel pickup from El Calafate is available with two of the three booking options. The tour includes a one-hour forest walk on Puesto de Las Vacas, a historic Patagonian cattle ranch, and a gourmet lunch with drinks served onboard. You can choose to disembark at Perito Moreno's walkways for two hours of additional exploration, or return directly to port; entrance to Los Glaciares National Park is purchased separately at the port.Is it for me?Book with transfers and Perito Moreno disembarkation if you want the full park experience without arranging transportation or deciding which glacier to prioritize—the boat reaches all five, and the walkways let you stand on the ice itself. Choose the boat-only option if you have your own transport to the port or prefer to spend the afternoon elsewhere in El Calafate.
