Top Argentina Trips & Tours in April 2025

Visit Iguazu Falls in Argentina on a daytour. Board a train to Devil's Throat station, which boasts a spectacular suspended walkway. See Mbiguá, Two Sisters, and San Martin Falls. Drive a 4x4 through the forest to Puerto Macuco via the Yacaratia Trail. Get aboard an inflatable speedboat, …

Discover the picturesque Uruguayan coastal resort of Colonia del Sacramento. After a short ferry ride across the Rio Plata, meet with your guide at the Colonia port and go on an adventure. Enjoy a personalized experience while traveling through the city's historic heart on an informative …

Tierra del Fuego National Park is a popular excursion from Ushuaia. Take a ride on the reconstructed Southern Railway Station and hear about the prisoners who built the track through these extreme southern latitudes. Train from Caadón del Toro Arrives at Burnt Bridge. Make a pit stop at …

This dinner experience in Buenos Aires allows you to sample Argentina's regional cuisine. Under the instruction of a sommelier and mixologist, learn how to create wine-based cocktails. Before you sit down for a lunch of traditional Argentine food accompanied with great wines, master the skill …

Visitors to Buenos Aires should not miss the 9-square-mile island city of Tigre, just north of the metropolis. Along the walk, your guide points out historical structures and sites. The local market entices you with primitive weavings, cane and willow furniture, sweets, and exotic flowers. End with …

Enjoy this unique dinner party's concept: to teach you the fundamentals of what being an Argentine is all about, while simply having more fun than is available anywhere else. Learn how to make traditional empanadas at home. Enjoy what many consider to be the greatest steak in Argentina with …

This full-day excursion lets you see two unique Patagonia attractions. Find out more about the Rio La Leona, one of the most beautiful rivers in the Patagonian grassland, and the Los Hornos Mount. Paddle or trek across this natural region to see the contrasting ocher steppe and turquoise glacial …

Transfer from the hotel to the meeting point, where experienced guides greet and brief participants. Kayak experts provide all the necessary gear and clothing, as well as a demonstration of how to paddle in these breathtaking glacial waters to ensure everyone's comfort and safety. Kayak from …

Located outside of Buenos Aires, Estancia Don Silvano is a popular destination for tourists. On a day trip to this ranch, visitors may get a glimpse of the gaucho culture of Argentina, where cowboys, or gauchos, are known for their amazing equestrian skills. Horseback and carriage excursions, …

The area around the Iguazu Falls, which can be found on both the Argentine and Brazilian sides, has a lot to offer tourists. The Ruins of San Ignacio are among the other attractions in the area. San Ignacio's 300 km ruin offers an opportunity to learn about early Jesuit missions and their …

This four-hour walking tour of Buenos Aires reveals the city's numerous facets. The Obelisk, Palacio de Tribunales, and busy Plaza de Mayo, home to the Casa Rosada and the Metropolitan Cathedral. Take a stroll through Recoleta Cemetery and pay homage to Argentina's most famous first lady, …

Witness the intimate dance that unites the city and its inhabitants in a passionate embrace. The La Ventana Tango House is a fully renovated historic structure located in San Telmo. Tango embodies Argentina's heart and spirit. Take in a classic tango performance as well as a folklore display …

Take a trip to the Velo de Novia waterfall. The Velo de Novia waterfall is a must-see on your trip to Tierra del Fuego, Argentina. While traveling past the industrial area, have a peek at the Antiguo Presidio's foothills. Drive up Mount Olivia's foothills to reach Tierra Mayor and Las …

Arrive at Iguazu Minas de Wanda, where semi-precious stones are mined and turned into jewelry and other exquisite pieces. While on a tour with your guide in this region, learn about the extraction and jewelry-making processes. Discover the economic significance of Iguazu's tea, mate, and pine …

The tango dance experience is guided by professional teachers. Beginner, intermediate, and advanced dancers are all welcome. There's no need to worry about not having a partner to dance with if you're on a solo trip. Daily group and private bilingual lessons are provided.

Take a 3-hour trekking journey through the countryside in Quebrada del Salto from Mendoza. Complete with beautiful Andes views and a 20-meter waterfall. You have the option to rappel into the waterfall. After exploring, marvel at the nightlife of Mendoza city.

While the Brazilian side of the falls is shorter than the Argentinean side, witnessing the falls from this side completes the Iguazu experience by presenting a truly stunning panoramic view of the falls. On this half-day guided tour, discover the Brazilian side of the falls!