Top Argentina Trips & Tours in February 2025

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!

Start your vacation off with a walking tour of the beautiful city of Salta, the historic town of Argentina. Your guide takes you to the city's must-see sights, from El Señor & La Virgen del Milagro (The Miracle Lord and Virgin) at Cathedral to panoramic views from San Bernardo Hill. …

Embark on a 9-day Patagonian adventure starting in El Chalten, with four nights at Chalten Suites Hotel offering breathtaking views of Mount Fitz Roy. Highlights include guided treks to Laguna de los Tres and Laguna Torre, featuring glacial valleys, beech forests, and lagoons. A rafting excursion …

Discover Bariloche's most emblematic places during this incredible 4-day adventure enjoying various outdoor activities including an incredible Bariloche beer tour that allows you to experience the processes in the art of craft beer. Enjoy hiking along the southern shore of Lake Nahuel Huapi, a …

Discover Bariloche, the principal city of the Argentine Lakes District and a great base camp for enjoying various outdoor activities including an incredible hiking experience at Cerrito Llao Llao that will provide a glimpse of the natural beauties around Bariloche and includes an easy to …

The falls straddle the border between Argentina and Brazil, and we'll explore the Argentine side to get up close to the plummeting water. With a few more days, visit the subtropical rainforest and discover the thousands of species of flowering plants, butterflies, birds and mammals that make …

Spend a few days outside of the city to experience The Pampas - El Gaucho style. Stay at a working cattle ranch as you learn the ropes of this traditional Argentine way of life. Help out with the cattle drives, lasso horses, and connect with the local people who have been living this way for …

Discover Cachi, a small, old town located in the Calchaqui Valleys. The journey continues along the "Quebrada de Escoipe" after Chicoana (Escoipe Ravine) While driving up "Cuesta del Obispo," you'll be stunned by breathtaking sights (Bishop Slope). Take a tour of one of the …

Explore one of Argentina's most well-known winemaking regions, Chacras de Coria. The first of three vineyards in Mendoza is a good place to start the day. Proceed to another winery to taste wines made with grapes grown in their vineyard. Lunch will be served in a third vineyard, nestled among …

This exciting journey across the Andes mountains combines three circuits with different characteristics. The "Way to the Clouds" ride is an iconic railway experience; the Puna circuit is a fantastic view of an amazing desert landscape with changing colors in spring and autumn. The route …

Visit the Uspallata Vaults on a day tour from Mendoza. The Potrerillos Dike and the Cordón del Plata are seen from the road. Get to know the pre-Hispanic Huarpe village before enjoying an Argentine lunch in the Vaults of Uspallata. The following stops on your agenda are Picheuta, Polvaredas, …

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 …

Visit Tierra del Fuego, Argentina's first coastal national park. Hiking and canoeing are part of the experience. Begin with a three-and-a-half-hour trek through a variety of deciduous and evergreen forests, as well as winter bark, fire brush, and more. Take a canoe ride to remote beaches and …