The busy city of Buenos Aires never fails to impress. Its stunning architecture, world-class cuisine, vibrant street art and sensual tango shows. But Argentina has much to offer outside Buenos Aires.

The North-western region contains much of the country’s indigenous culture, immersed in a landscape of deep gorges, fertile valleys and Wild West frontier towns. On the East, Iguazú Falls and the lesser know Ibera Marshlands, are some of Argentina’s most spectacular natural attractions.

Wine buffs and food lovers should not miss the beautiful region of Mendoza. And further south, Patagonia offers some of the most stunning and remote landscapes on earth. Experience the tranquil beauty of Bariloche’s mountains and lakes with a stay in a Ranch in Patagonia.  Or be in awe with the dramatic peaks and glaciers of El Calafate and El Chalten. And why not travel to the southernmost city in the world, Ushuaia, located on the Beagle Channel in rugged Tierra del Fuego.

When to go to Argentina?

–  Buenos Aires is fabulous all year round but can be quite hot and humid mid-summer.
–  The drier months from March to November are the best time to visit the north-west
–  The Andean Lakes district is best from October to May; the colourful autumn months of March and April are particularly picturesque.
–  IguazuFalls are spectacular all year round but are perhaps best enjoyed in the colder, drier months of March, April, August and September. Water levels are generally at their highest from January to March.

Our Experts Choice:

–  North-west Argentina offers a stunning landscape of sweeping Andean plains, deep gorges and fertile valleys. Don’t miss some of the country’s best-preserved colonial architecture in Salta and Tucuman.
–  The large rock formations and deep red earth of Talampaya National Park are strangely reminiscent of Central Australia.
–  Wildlife enthusiasts should head for Ibera Wetlands, the second largest in South America, where you can find capybara, giant anteater and maybe even the elusive jaguar.
–  Discover the legacy of the Jesuits in Argentina at the second largest city in Argentina. Follow the steps of the religious circuit of Cordoba and let us help you discover all its hidden treasures.