Tailor-Made Argentina Holidays
Best Time To Go:
September - May
Time Difference:
GMT -3 hours
Flight Duration:
12 hours approx
Airports:
Ezeiza Airport (EZE)
What if you could journey through a land where every horizon tells a new story? In Argentina, the landscapes are as passionate and dramatic as the people who call it home. From the thundering power of Iguazú Falls to the icy majesty of Patagonia’s glaciers, from the sultry tango halls of Buenos Aires to the sun-drenched vineyards of Mendoza - every corner of this country invites you to fall a little deeper under its spell.
Here, you’ll find cities alive with European elegance and Latin spirit, vast pampas where gauchos still ride beneath endless skies, and remote mountain villages where time seems to slow down just for you. Argentina is a place for the bold, the curious, and the dreamers - a country that doesn’t just ask you to visit, but to live every moment with your whole heart.
Whether you're sipping Malbec as the sun sets behind the Andes, trekking across the surreal landscapes of Tierra del Fuego, or losing yourself in the rhythms of a late-night milonga, Argentina promises a journey that's as thrilling as it is unforgettable.
Are you ready to let your spirit roam free?
itinerary inspiration for argentina
Highlights of Argentina
15 nights
Intense Patagonia
12 nights
Argentina & Brazil
14 nights
Ultimate Argentina
14 nights
where to visit in argentina
Buenos Aires
Iguazu Falls
Ushuaia
Mendoza
Bariloche
Salta & the Northwest
our favourite hotels in argentina
Cavas Wine Lodge
Mendoza
4 star
La Bamba de Areco
Buenos Aires
5 star
La Merced del Alto
Salta
5 star
Hotel Das Cataratas
Iguassu Falls
5 Star
helpful advice top tips for argentina
~ When is the best time to visit Argentina? - It depends on where you’re heading! For Buenos Aires and Iguazú Falls, spring (Sept–Nov) and autumn (March–May) are ideal. For Patagonia, visit during summer (Dec–Feb) when the weather is warmer and trails are open.
~ Do I need a visa to visit Argentina? - UK, EU, US, Canadian, and Australian passport holders don't need a visa for stays up to 90 days. Always check the latest entry requirements before you travel.
~ Is Argentina a good destination for families? - Absolutely! From wildlife adventures to cultural experiences, Argentina offers something for all ages, especially with its love for outdoor living and warm hospitality.
~ Is tipping expected in Argentina? - Yes, tipping is customary. In restaurants, 10% is standard. It’s also polite to tip hotel staff, tour guides, and taxi drivers for good service.
~ Is it safe to travel in Argentina? - Argentina is generally safe, especially in tourist areas. Like anywhere, stay aware of your surroundings, watch your belongings, and use licensed taxis. We recommend travelling with a reputable tour operator where we can supply you with driver guides throughout.
~ What is the currency in Argentina? - The official currency is the Argentine Peso (ARS). Cash is widely used, and it’s helpful to carry smaller bills. Many places also accept credit cards, especially in cities.
~ Is Argentina good for honeymooners? - Yes! Whether it's dancing tango in Buenos Aires, wine tasting in Mendoza, or hiking in Patagonia, Argentina offers an unforgettable, romantic backdrop.
~ How long should I plan to stay in Argentina? - To truly experience Argentina’s highlights, plan for at least 10–14 days. If you're combining regions like Patagonia, Mendoza, and Buenos Aires, two to three weeks gives you a much richer journey.
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