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- Top operators in Argentina
- Best places to start your Argentina tour
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Antarctica Classic
19 Reviews by TourRadar travelers“All went smooth no troubles.”
karl, traveled in December 2024
From Ushuaia, Argentina's southernmost city, this 11-day Antarctic expedition offers daily Zodiac excursions, wildlife viewing, and expert lectures. The G Expedition vessel provides comfortable accommodations from quad cabins to suites, all meals included, and an expedition parka. Optional camping and kayaking excursions available.
Duration 11 days Destinations Ushuaia, King George Island, Antarctic Peninsula Age Range up to 90 year olds Operator G Adventures From $10,199
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Your adventure runs from cosmopolitan Buenos Aires to the rugged Mendoza province, featuring horseback riding across the Atuel River and camping at El Barroso. The trail leads to Las Lágrimas Glacier at 3,700m with expert mountain guides, concluding with therapeutic thermal baths at the old Hotel.
Duration 6 days Destinations Buenos Aires, Malargue Age Range 14 to 70 year olds Operated in English, Spanish Operator Ecuador Galapagos Travels From
30% Off- US$2,100
Mountain Escape – Patagonia: El Chalten – 5 Days
2 Reviews by TourRadar travelers“The route itself was difficult and risky in places, but enjoyable. It is not for the faint hearted but the risk was rewarded with amazing views.”
Clare, traveled in March 2023
Los Glaciares National Park unfolds on this trek costing approx. $290 per day. Cross the Fitz-Roy River via zipline, climb to Viento Pass for Southern Ice Field views, and camp at remote locations. Bilingual guides lead small groups through challenging terrain requiring strong fitness.
Duration 5 days Destinations El Chalten, Mount Fitz Roy, Cerro Torre Mountain Age Range 18 to 65 year olds Operated in English, Spanish Operator Unu Raymi Expeditions From
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The vibrant La Boca district in Buenos Aires opens this Argentine odyssey, leading to Iguazu's lush rainforests and El Calafate's stunning glaciers. 3-star hotels, daily breakfast, and bilingual guides are included for around $1,900.
Duration 9 days Destinations Buenos Aires, Iguazu Falls, El Calafate Age Range 11 to 70 year olds Operated in English, Spanish Operator Ecuador Galapagos Travels From
30% Off- US$1,900
Patagonia Trekking: El Chaltén – 3 Days
4 Reviews by TourRadar travelers“Amazing Experience, Highly Recommended.”
Tina, traveled in June 2023
A 45km trek from El Chaltén reveals Argentina's pristine wilderness. The route includes Cerro Torre viewpoint, camping at Agostini near Laguna Torres, and Mount Fitz Roy's majesty at Laguna de los Tres. Professional bilingual guides and all meals included for around $1,000.
Duration 3 days Destinations El Chalten, Cerro Torre Mountain, Mount Fitz Roy Age Range 18 to 65 year olds Operated in English, Spanish Operator Unu Raymi Expeditions From
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Antarctica was amazing, absolutely breath taking scenery, fantastic activities and the comfort of a "floating hotel" . The lecturers were very passionate and eager to share their knowledge. They were always around and very approachable. The activities were well balanced and flexible, with helpful staf looking after us all the time. The Zodiacs took us round awesome icebergs and wild life. We had a "whale" of a time watching six whales doing a synchronised performance! I must mention just a couple moe of my adventures. Before my Antarctica expedition, I was trekking in Nepal, another memorable adventure, trekking round Anapurna, just before the earthquake! Gadventure were absolutely fantastic in dealing with a very difficult situation after the earthquake. The CEO, great guid, became a great problem solving individual, dealing with all our new travelling arrangements. I never felt worried or insecure.Gadventures were very professional in looking after us giving us all the support that we needed. In both cases I was traveling solo. Before that adventure I visited the Galápagos Islands with my husband. Another unforgettable experience. The knowledge of their CEOs are second to none. They are well trained and have passion for what they do, i am now planning my next adventure - revisit Nepal and go to Tibet from Katmandu. Accurate description of their tours, fantastic "meet and greet" service, punctual transfers, all staff extremely friendly and helpful at all times. I would highly recommend Gadventures, I already did several times.
Antarctica Classic
- Mountain Escape – Patagonia: El Chalten – 5 Days
The guide and porter, Pedro and Miguel, were fantastic. Pedro is very knowledgeable about the route, the terrain, what conditions are safe and the best techniques to mitigate for icy, snowy terrains etc. He also knew everything about the areas history, culture, traditions, wildlife etc. He was very patient and also kept up the motivation on what is a very demanding route. Miguel was our porter. He is a stoic quiet man but funny, and friendly. Miguel has some fantastic stories too. He is a trained mountain rescuer so I felt very safe with him accompanying us on some of the more challenging passes. The route itself was difficult and risky in places, but enjoyable. It is not for the faint hearted but the risk was rewarded with amazing views. Recommendations for the tour opporator would be to send the itinerary in English and perhaps a packing list.
The Trek with Edu was a great experience for both me and my companion. It was just us two and Edu which made for a very relaxing experience for the trip. Edu is a great guide. All the good qualities you’d hope for from a guide - patience, well informed, fun, a great cook and good company. His relaxed attitude towards guiding us helped make the trip a very enjoyable experience. Never did we feel rushed by him (and I stop to take A LOT of photos!) and he found the right balance between engaging in conversation but also allowing us our own space to chat between each other. Oh he takes great photos too! And was always happy and willing to help get good shots of us amongst the beautiful surroundings. The route it’s self was perfect for us and we were blessed with some great weather on the first day with many clear and sunny views of Mt Fitzroy while we climbed.
Patagonia Trekking: El Chaltén – 3 Days
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Machu Picchu stands as the crowning jewel of Andean experiences, where our travelers consistently tell us that photographs simply can't capture its true scale and majesty. The ancient Inca citadel reveals itself differently throughout the day as clouds drift past, creating an almost mystical atmosphere that leaves visitors spellbound. The Inca Trail journey itself has become legendary among our customers - it's a genuine mountain adventure with challenging ascents, ancient stone pathways and nights spent camping under star-filled skies. Our guides, who share deep knowledge of Inca history and local ecology, have earned particular praise for turning what could be just a tough trek into an enriching cultural experience. Travelers often describe how the changing ecosystems along the trail, from cloud forests to alpine grasslands, create a sense of walking through multiple worlds in just a few days.
See all Andes Mountains toursThe raw magnificence of Patagonia unfolds along Torres del Paine's challenging trails, where our travelers consistently tell us the demanding hikes become their trip highlights. Mount Fitz Roy rises boldly above El Chalten, while Perito Moreno Glacier creates quite a spectacle with its massive ice blocks breaking into the waters below. Many of our clients connect day hikes to Laguna de los Tres and Laguna Torre, capturing amazing shots of clear alpine lakes with sharp peaks looming behind them. Getting up close to towering ice walls has become a must-do experience, with glacier boat trips letting you hear the ancient ice crack and move right in front of you. The region's wild residents make frequent appearances - you might spot guanacos grazing, Andean condors soaring overhead and if you're lucky, catch glimpses of pumas, especially during quieter periods in November and March.
See all Patagonia toursDiscover the ideal tour package for you through Cuyo. On TourRadar you'll find trips starting from 3 days in length, and the longest tour is 13 days. The most popular month to go is February, which has the most tour departures.
See all Cuyo toursDive into the breathtaking scenery of Northwest Argentina. Trek through the vibrant Quebrada de Humahuaca, savor top-notch wines in Cafayate, connect with locals in charming Andean villages, and stare in awe at the vast Salinas Grandes salt flats.
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El Chaltén is where serious hiking in Patagonia really comes into its own. The 5-day Mountain Escape trek takes you deep into Lenga forests and up to Laguna de los Tres, putting you right in front of Mount Fitz Roy. More experienced hikers can tackle multi-day routes across the River Túnel Valley and climb to Viento Pass - one of the few spots where you can see the Southern Ice Field. If you're short on time, the 3-day El Chaltén programs still let you reach Cerro Torre's viewpoints and spend nights camping next to lagoons dotted with icebergs. Our travelers often tell us how much they appreciate the local guides who really know their stuff about weather patterns, safe routes and local wildlife.
See all Hiking & Trekking toursArgentina's diverse regions offer plenty for active travelers to dig into. You can combine Buenos Aires, Bariloche and El Calafate in one trip - paddle kayaks on Río de las Vueltas and walk the Cerro Campanario trails for some of the best lake views around. Another solid route links Buenos Aires with Iguazú and also El Calafate, where you get to experience both tropical waterfalls and glacier landscapes. For those who like their wine but want to keep moving, tours through Buenos Aires, Salta and also Mendoza mix city walks with vineyard visits and hikes through the colorful rock formations of Humahuaca Gorge. Our customers really value having free time built in so they can explore on their own schedule.
See all Active toursTake in the picturesque landscapes and remarkable sights on a guided Coach / Bus adventure of Argentina. There are 10 vacation packages to choose from, that range in length from 4 days up to 14 days. The most popular month for these tours is August.
See all Coach / Bus toursOur explorer tours blend Perito Moreno Glacier visits with El Chalten's network of hiking paths. You'll have good flexibility to pick your daily routes, following well-marked trails to spots like Laguna de los Tres and the Cerro Torre lookouts. The full tours add in proper Patagonian asado barbecues and valley horseback rides. Our travelers often mention how their guides share deep local knowledge about wildlife, geography and glacier formations while keeping groups intimate enough to really take in the surroundings. Some tours let you zip-line across the Fitz Roy River and set up camp near crystal-clear alpine lakes.
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Say Hueque gets mixed feedback for their Patagonia trips - while they're good at organizing tours and quick to respond, some people noticed the quality varied depending on which local guides they used. A few travelers mentioned their actual trips didn't quite match what was planned. Over at Unu Raymi, their El Chalten treks are getting really positive comments on TourRadar, especially about three guides - Pedro, Miguel and also Luis. These guides know their stuff, from helping people tackle tough trails to sharing interesting stories about local culture and history. There's just one note of caution from a group who did a longer trek - they ran into some scheduling hiccups and weren't too impressed with the food. It's a good reminder that even well-rated companies need to stay on top of the details and keep everyone in the loop about what to expect. The main takeaway is that while both companies have their strong points, Unu Raymi seems to have an edge with their guides in El Chalten right now. Just make sure you get all the specifics about your route, meals and daily schedule before you go.
- 5.0 (22,805 Argentina reviews)
"This tour was amazing. Hiking through the Andes in Patagonia was challenging but worth every step once you see the towering mountains and the countless glaciers. When not hiking, visiting the towns and experiencing the people and the culture was exciting. I can't say enough about our CEO,"Natcho". He was very accommodating and made sure each participant had the holiday they wanted. He was very knowledgeable in all of the geology, history and wildlife of the area. He definitely made this trip unforgettable. I highly recommend this adventure to novice and pro hikers.
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- 6 Argentina tours
- Age range
- 12 to 90 years old
- Adventure type
- Explorer
- Response time
- 1h
- Response rate
- 92%
- Average price
- $876
- 4.0 (57 Argentina reviews)
"My first time in South America traveling alone, I was lost between all the different options for the tours online. I came on UnuRaymi’s website by accident and wrote to them on WhatsApp. They were incredibly responsive and took the time to structure the perfect tour for me. Starting at Lima, all the way to Cusco, the rainbow mountain, the amazon jungle and Machu Picchu, I felt very well taken care of and I would recommend them to anyone trying to travel to Peru !
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- 11 Argentina tours
- Age range
- 18 to 75 years old
- Adventure type
- Hiking & Trekking
- Response time
- 9h
- Response rate
- 100%
- Average price
- $469
- 4.5 (11,930 Argentina reviews)
"LORENZO!: The Man. The Guide. THE LEGEND! Great guide, though he didn’t have to do much on this trip b/c the itinerary is pretty sparse (not guides fault). Be warned, the only real planned activities on this sparse itinerary are at Iguazu Falls & at the ranch in Uruguay. Don’t be fooled by the Buenos Aires & Rio de Janeiro on the itinerary, these are merely entrance and exit spots for their airports. There are no appreciable planned activities, tours or sightseeing. If you want to see these two major cities, and all they have to offer, you will definitely need to plan extra time on either end of your trip and do it on your own. Although there can be some benefit to a free and open unplanned itinerary, I found it very inefficient as the majority party (same Country members of your group) decides what you do, and I would’ve spent my time very differently if I had the choice. Also, there are nowhere near the number of included breakfast in the itinerary, as most days you are leaving before breakfast is provided, I think maybe we got three or four breakfasts. Overall, hit some high spots if you include time on either end on your own, but not a packed and planned itinerary like other intrepid tours I have been on.
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- 5 Argentina tours
- Age range
- 5 to 99 years old
- Adventure type
- In-depth Cultural
- Response time
- 5h
- Response rate
- 92%
- Average price
- $596
Best places to start your Argentina tour
Most of our Argentina tours kick off from Buenos Aires, with 41 travelers choosing the capital as their starting point. El Calafate draws 14 travelers and Ushuaia brings in 13, especially for those focused on Patagonia, while Salta and Mendoza see smaller numbers of people exploring wine country and the northern regions. Speaking of wine, Mendoza's vineyards offer excellent Malbec tastings with the Andes as your backdrop - September through April is prime time for vineyard visits. Looking at our booking data, you'll want to lock in your tour about 55 days before you plan to go to get the dates and itinerary you're after. If you're hitting multiple spots, internal flights can save time, though many of our travelers mix flights with scenic bus rides to really see the country.
Discover Argentina tours for every budget
Our budget-friendly Patagonia tours pack the main highlights into 4-5 day trips that won't strain your wallet. When you're in El Calafate, you'll get a full day exploring Perito Moreno Glacier and a boat ride on Rico Lake to see those massive ice walls up close. Over in El Chalten, we keep things simple with comfortable lodging and well-marked trails you can tackle at your own speed. Our customers really like having those free days to pick their own hiking routes. Up north in Salta and Jujuy, the budget tours take you through the painted hills of Humahuaca Gorge and along old Inca trails. We've included traditional peña evenings too, where you can dig into local food and listen to regional music without spending too much.
The Northwest Argentina luxury trips really deliver with 7-day journeys through Calchaquí Valley, staying in quality 4-star hotels along the way. You'll explore old pre-Inca sites and taste wines at both small family operations and large wineries in Cafayate. Down in Antarctica, our 13-day luxury expeditions use ice-strengthened ships with expert guides who know every penguin colony, seal spot and whale watching area. Our travelers often tell us how much they appreciate the expedition team's deep knowledge and the excellent meals onboard. Between zodiac landings, you can relax in comfortable lounges or join lectures about Antarctic wildlife and history. The captains keep things flexible too, adjusting the route based on weather and where the wildlife is active.
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Top Argentina travel itineraries to fit your plans
Week-long Argentina tours follow three main routes. The Buenos Aires-Iguazu option kicks off in the capital with tango performances and neighborhood exploration before heading north to see both sides of the falls. Up in the northwest, the Salta route moves from colonial architecture into high-altitude wine country at Cafayate, then continues to the salt flats and Seven Colors Hill in Purmamarca. Down south, the Patagonia journey connects El Calafate with El Chalten, mixing glacier visits and guided hiking - our travelers really appreciate those early morning starts that help avoid the crowds at Perito Moreno.
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Buenos Aires, Mendoza
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Ten days gives you room to really explore each stop. The Buenos Aires-Iguazu-Calafate route starts with city life and tango culture, then flies north for two full days exploring the falls from both countries. The final Patagonia segment covers Perito Moreno Glacier and includes free time around El Calafate. Another popular choice swaps Iguazu for Bariloche, adding the Lake District's Circuito Chico and an optional Seven Lakes trip. Our customers especially value those built-in free days - perfect for adjusting plans around weather and energy levels.
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El Calafate, El Chalten, Perito Moreno Glacier, Ushuaia
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Our signature 14-day Antarctic Circle voyage sets off from Ushuaia, crossing the Drake Passage to reach the Antarctic Peninsula. You'll make two landings daily when weather allows, getting up close with gentoo, chinstrap and also Adélie penguin colonies. Our travelers consistently highlight the expedition team's knowledge during daily talks, plus the special moment of crossing the Antarctic Circle - something that sets this trip apart. The purpose-built ship handles southern waters well, offering chances to spot whales and even take a polar plunge if you're feeling brave.
Don't miss out on visiting:
Buenos Aires, Ushuaia, El Calafate, San Carlos De Bariloche
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On our Antarctica Classic voyage, solo travelers quickly find their groove - even in shared quad cabins, you'll spot new friends watching for whales from the deck or joining the daily science talks. Our expedition team makes a point to learn names and create the right social mix where you can join group activities or do your own thing. The Mountain Escape tours around El Chalten work really well for independent travelers; guides Pedro and Miguel are particularly good at reading the group and offering extra support on the trickier trail sections. Over at Perito Moreno Glacier, the tours balance guided information with plenty of time to explore the viewing platforms solo, which our individual travelers really appreciate.
Argentina delivers refined experiences that couples love, blending comfort with meaningful exploration. In Buenos Aires, evenings unfold with intimate tango performances and traditional asado dinners at neighborhood parillas, while wine country offers peaceful interludes. Many pairs opt for the 8-day route connecting Buenos Aires, Iguazú Falls and El Calafate, where mornings begin with quiet walks along glacier platforms, followed by boat rides beneath towering waterfalls. The Mendoza wine region welcomes couples with private tastings against Andean mountain backdrops, plus stays at elegant 4-star hotels throughout the Calchaquí Valley. For something special, our Northwest luxury trips span 7 days through historic estates and family-run bodegas in Cafayate, where wine-making traditions run deep. Our travelers often tell us how the guides create perfect moments, knowing precisely when to share insights and when to step back, allowing couples to discover viewing platforms, trails and tasting rooms at a natural pace that suits them.
Our active Patagonia programs hit the sweet spot for younger travelers looking for real outdoor challenges and authentic local experiences. The El Chalten multi-day treks test your legs on routes like the climb to Laguna de los Tres, with guides keeping everyone safe on the technical bits. Many guests tell us kayaking the Río de las Vueltas with Fitz Roy towering above was a highlight - it's a totally different way to see the landscape. The Buenos Aires to Patagonia combinations start in the city with tango and end in wild nature; guides Joaquin and Luis are experts at matching the pace to the group's energy. We've built in free days so you can add extra hikes, try horseback riding or hang out in El Calafate's local cafes.
Argentina tours designed for seniors blend discovery with comfort, focusing on the right pace and reliable logistics. Starting in Buenos Aires, travelers join city explorations and evening tango performances before connecting to Bariloche or Iguazú Falls, with each stop featuring well-planned schedules and quality hotels. The Buenos Aires-Bariloche-Calafate combination spans 10 days and stands out as a favorite choice, with scenic bus rides around Circuito Chico, glacier excursions and also built-in rest periods. Our travelers often mention how the balance works well - guided visits mixed with independent exploration time lets everyone find their rhythm. In Patagonia, the local guides adapt walking speeds to the group and share fascinating details about native wildlife, local geology and regional history. Transportation between locations is comfortable, and the carefully selected hotels make longer journeys more pleasant. For those drawn to natural wonders but seeking easier options, the Perito Moreno Glacier tours provide excellent viewing areas that need minimal walking yet deliver remarkable views of this massive ice formation.
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Best time to visit Argentina
- Spring 2025
Spring brings Patagonia to life with wildflowers popping up along the trails. Our most popular trips combine El Calafate's glacier visits with hiking in El Chaltén. The spring weather makes longer walks much more pleasant - especially that full-day trek to Laguna de los Tres where Fitz Roy's peaks mirror perfectly in the newly thawed lakes. Camping gets more comfortable too, and many of our travelers go for 3-day routes with nights at Campamento Poincenot and near Laguna Torre. Spring's also great for spotting local wildlife, which becomes more active as temperatures rise.
- March 2025 popular 477 tours
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- Summer 2025
Summer is prime time to pair Patagonian classics with pleasant hiking temperatures. Our travelers often combine El Calafate's glacier visits with treks in El Chaltén, where warm days allow extended walks to Laguna de los Tres, offering mirror-like views of Fitz Roy in the alpine waters. Multi-day hikes wind through Lenga forests toward the Valley of Madre and Hija lagoons, and guests can choose between camping by glacial waters or taking an adventurous zip-line crossing over the Fitz Roy River. Starting in Buenos Aires lets you experience evening tango performances and traditional asado before heading south to the mountains. Active visitors tend to pick kayaking on Río de las Vueltas, where granite peaks tower overhead while they paddle. Tours typically include flexible scheduling, so you can switch between guided hikes to Cerro Torre's lookouts, local cafes in El Calafate and also independent exploring. Our customers consistently mention how valuable they find the guides' expertise about local conditions, safe trail options and also regional wildlife during the summer season.
- June 2025 popular 368 tours
- July 2025 359 tours
- August 2025 367 tours
- Fall / Autumn 2025
Fall creates perfect conditions for our more technical Patagonian routes. You can trek through the Valley of Madre and Hija lagoons and up to Viento Pass - the cooler temperatures actually help with those long climbs, and you'll see the Lenga forests changing color. Our autumn multi-day trips include some exciting moments like crossing Fitz Roy River by zip line and camping at Laguna Toro. The clear fall nights there are fantastic for stargazing. If you want something less demanding, try the Pliegue Tumbado day hikes - you'll get great views of Fitz Roy and Cerro Torre without needing technical climbing skills.
- September 2025 381 tours
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- November 2025 391 tours
- Winter 2025 / 2026
Winter tours in Argentina open up a different side of Patagonia. Our El Chaltén trips take you through snow-covered Lenga forests on the way to Laguna de los Tres, with experienced guides leading the way. You'll need proper winter gear and crampons - it's real mountain territory after all. We make safety a priority with mountain rescue staff joining these expeditions, and our camps are fully set up for winter conditions. If you're looking for something lighter, the Perito Moreno Glacier walks are excellent in winter - the cold air makes the ice formations extra sharp and clear, plus you'll have more space on the viewing platforms since most tourists come in warmer months.
- February 2025 popular 468 tours
- December 2025 375 tours
- January 2026 261 tours
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