You can find everything in Argentina. Nature is predominant and amazing in its variety. Where else could you admire enormous mountains that run from Jujuy to the Land of Fires, famous glaciers, great wineries, huge salt plains, monumental tropical falls and a capital city full of history.
The entry point to Argentina is Buenos Aires. The history of this country is closely connected to this city on the banks of the Paraná River. Tour all its important monuments, including the world-renowned Recoletta cemetery where Evita Perón and other famous Argentine people are buried.
A flight to El Calafate will take around three hours and take you to Patagonia, where you can enjoy great treks in the untouched mountains of the Fitzroy Ranges around El Chalten village. Then backtrack a little to the area of western Lago Argentino, which is famous for several glaciers, dominated by Perito Moreno.
After discovering this part of Patagonia, continue into yet another world in north-eastern Jujuy. After discovering Salta, a wonderful colonial city, rent a car and drive along the Pan-American highway to the Purmamarca area and be taken above the clouds on the way to Salinas Grande located at 3450 metres above sea level.
You have seen many great things but another one yet to come. You will need to travel across Argentina once again to visit Iguassu Falls, but it is well worth it. These falls located at the border between Argentina and Brazil border are the biggest in the world. You will remember them for their strength, noise and the cheeky coatis that live here.
Buenos Aires (2 days) -> Fitzroy Range (3 days) -> glaciers and Lago Argentino (2 days) -> transfer to Salta (1 days) -> Jujuy region (4 days) -> transfer to Puerto Iguassu (1 day) -> Iguassu Falls (2 days)
* Estimated price of trip includes all costs except meals other than breakfasts provided by accommodation.
