Explore Argentina: From Buenos Aires
to the End of the World
About Argentina
At the southern edge of the world, Argentina stretches from tropical forests to icy fjords, a land where rhythm, passion, and vastness intertwine. From the vibrant avenues of Buenos Aires to the remote peaks of Patagonia, the country is a mosaic of contrasts — European elegance fused with Latin soul.
In Buenos Aires, tango drifts through cobbled streets and cafés hum with conversation late into the night. Far to the south, Ushuaia, the world’s southernmost city, stands between mountains and sea — a windswept gateway to Antarctica. And beyond lies El Calafate, home to the eternal ice of Perito Moreno, where glaciers creak and shine beneath endless skies.
Everywhere you go, Argentina invites you to feel — to dance, to taste, to wander — across landscapes that seem sculpted for wonder.
Option 2: At the southern edge of the world, Argentina stretches from tropical forests to icy fjords, a land where rhythm, passion, and vastness intertwine. From the vibrant avenues of Buenos Aires to the remote peaks of Patagonia, the country is a mosaic of contrasts — European elegance fused with Latin soul.
It is a land shaped by music and mountains, by the scent of open skies, fine wines, and the proud heritage of its cattle plains — where culture and landscape share the same enduring spirit.
Far to the south, Ushuaia, the world’s southernmost city, stands between mountains and sea — a windswept gateway to Antarctica. And beyond lies El Calafate, home to the eternal ice of Perito Moreno, where glaciers creak and shine beneath endless skies.
Everywhere you go, Argentina invites you to feel — to dance, to taste, to wander — across landscapes that seem sculpted for wonder.
Best Time to Visit Argentina
Colombia is a year-round destination with a generally stable climate.
However, your experience varies by region:
Dry Seasons: December–March and July–August — ideal for sightseeing and outdoor activities.
Rainy Seasons: April–June and September–November — brief tropical showers, especially in the Coffee Region and Caribbean coast.
Temperature: Varies by altitude rather than season. Mountain cities like Bogotá stay mild; coastal Cartagena is hot and humid year-round.
👉 Recommended travel months: December to March and July to August for the best mix of pleasant weather and clear skies across all regions.
Day 1 – Arrival in Buenos Aires
Welcome to Argentina! Upon arrival at Ezeiza International Airport, a private transfer takes you to your hotel in the Palermo district, one of the city’s most elegant and creative neighborhoods. After check-in, the day is yours to rest or stroll among leafy boulevards, art galleries, and cafés that define Buenos Aires’ relaxed charm.
In the evening, enjoy a welcome dinner at a traditional parrilla, where the aroma of asado fills the air and Argentine wines flow freely — a perfect introduction to the country’s warmth and culture.
Included: Private airport transfer, 4-star aparthotel accommodation in Palermo with breakfast, welcome dinner at local parrilla, assistance on arrival.
Day 2 – Buenos Aires: The Spirit of Tango
Early morning transfer to the airport for your flight to Ushuaia, the southernmost city on Earth. Nestled between the Martial Mountains and the Beagle Channel, Ushuaia is a land of rugged beauty and crisp Patagonian air.
Upon arrival, a private transfer takes you to your centrally located apartment. In the afternoon, take a short orientation walk along the harbor and watch ships bound for Antarctica glide across the horizon.
Included: Private transfers, domestic flight Buenos Aires–Ushuaia (checked baggage included), accommodation in central Ushuaia apartment.
Day 3 – Flight to Ushuaia: The End of the World
Early morning transfer to the airport for your flight to Ushuaia, the southernmost city on Earth. Nestled between the Martial Mountains and the Beagle Channel, Ushuaia is a land of rugged beauty and crisp Patagonian air.
Upon arrival, a private transfer takes you to your centrally located apartment. In the afternoon, take a short orientation walk along the harbor and watch ships bound for Antarctica glide across the horizon.
Included: Private transfers, domestic flight Buenos Aires–Ushuaia (checked baggage included), accommodation in central Ushuaia apartment.
Day 4 – The Beagle Channel
Embark on a group boat trip through the Beagle Channel, where sea lions bask on rocky islands and cormorants soar above turquoise waters. Between mid-October and early April, penguins can often be seen nesting along the shores.
The rest of the day is free for optional activities — hike the Esmeralda Lagoon trail or visit the End of the World Museum to learn about Tierra del Fuego’s native Yámana people and early explorers.
Included: Beagle Channel group boat tour (3–5 hours), English-speaking guide, accommodation in central Ushuaia apartment.
Day 5 – Tierra del Fuego National Park
After breakfast, explore Tierra del Fuego National Park, where forests meet the sea and the southern Andes plunge into the Beagle Channel. Enjoy a scenic hike through lenga woods and along quiet bays rich with birdlife. In the afternoon, transfer to the airport for your flight north to El Calafate, gateway to the glaciers.
Upon arrival, private transfer to your charming hotel in the town center. The evening is free to enjoy dinner at one of El Calafate’s cozy Patagonian restaurants.
Included: Private guided excursion to Tierra del Fuego National Park with park entry, domestic flight Ushuaia–El Calafate (checked baggage included), private airport transfers, hotel accommodation with breakfast.entrance fees, transportation, and accommodation with breakfast.
Optional: Boat ride experience.
Day 6 – Perito Moreno Glacier
Cross into Argentina for a new perspective on the falls. Explore the Upper and Lower Circuits of Iguazú National Park, where wooden walkways bring you close to the cascading water. Stand above the Devil’s Throat and feel the roar beneath your feet.
Return to your hotel in Brazil for a final night surrounded by the jungle’s symphony of sounds.
Included: Full-day guided tour with bilingual guide, park entry tickets, private transfers, and accommodation with breakfast.
Day 7 – Return to Buenos Aires
Morning at leisure in El Calafate — perfect for a walk along the lake or a visit to the Glaciarium Museum. In the afternoon, transfer to the airport for your flight back to Buenos Aires, where your Argentine journey began.
As the plane ascends over Patagonia, you’ll carry with you memories of tango, mountains, and the timeless voice of the ice.
Included: Private airport transfer, domestic flight El Calafate–Buenos Aires (checked baggage included), assistance on arrival.
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