Excursions in Argentina
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San Carlos de Bariloche
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San Miguel de Tucumán
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Buenos Aires
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Puerto Iguazu
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Mendoza
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Salta
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El Calafate
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Ushuaia
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Jujuy
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San Martín de los Andes
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Rosario
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El Chalten
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Other cities
San Carlos de Bariloche
361 excursions →San Miguel de Tucumán
229 excursions →Buenos Aires
79 excursions →Puerto Iguazu
39 excursions →Mendoza
32 excursions →Salta
29 excursions →El Calafate
27 excursions →Ushuaia
25 excursions →Jujuy
14 excursions →San Martín de los Andes
14 excursions →Rosario
10 excursions →El Chalten
9 excursions →Mar del Plata
9 excursions →Puerto Madryn
6 excursions →Tigre
6 excursions →Guided tours in Argentina
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FAQ:
What is the best time of year to go on excursions in Argentina?
The best time to go on excursions in Argentina largely depends on the region you're visiting and the activities you're interested in. For Patagonia, the ideal months are from November to March, when the weather is warmest. For excursions in the north, such as to Iguazu Falls, the shoulder months of April-May and September-October are preferable to avoid the heat and heavy rains. For wine tours in Mendoza, March is particularly enjoyable due to the grape harvest season.
Are there any unique wildlife excursions available in Argentina?
Yes, Argentina offers some unique wildlife excursions. Península Valdés is a UNESCO World Heritage Site where you can see whales, elephant seals, and sea lions. The Iberá Wetlands are great for spotting caimans, capybaras, and a variety of birds. And in the jungles of the northeast, near Iguazu Falls, you can encounter colorful toucans and other tropical species.
Can you recommend any excursions for adventure-seekers in Argentina?
Argentina is a haven for adventure-seekers. In Patagonia, you can trek the Perito Moreno Glacier or hike the trails of the Fitz Roy range near El Chaltén. White-water rafting is popular on the Mendoza and Salta rivers, and the Andes mountains offer opportunities for mountaineering and skiing. For something different, try zip-lining in the forests near Bariloche, or sandboarding in the dunes around Puerto Madryn.
What are some cultural excursions available in Argentina?
Cultural excursions in Argentina might include a visit to the historic San Telmo and La Boca neighborhoods in Buenos Aires, where you can experience tango performances and street art. The northwest of the country offers a journey through ancient indigenous cultures and colonial heritage in towns like Salta and Jujuy. And don't miss the chance to explore the Jesuit missions and estancias (ranches) to learn about the gaucho (cowboy) culture.
Are there any wine-tasting excursions that can be done in Argentina?
Absolutely! Argentina is renowned for its wine, particularly Malbec. Mendoza is the heart of Argentina's wine country, offering numerous tours of vineyards and bodegas with tastings included. The Uco Valley and Luján de Cuyo regions are especially popular. Another region to consider is Cafayate in Salta province, which is known for its high-altitude vineyards and Torrontés grape variety.
What sorts of excursions can families with children enjoy in Argentina?
Argentina is incredibly family-friendly, with excursions like visiting the Buenos Aires Zoo and botanical gardens, exploring the interactive museums of Tecnópolis, or spending a day at the Tierra Santa theme park. Outdoorsy families can also enjoy horseback riding in the countryside, whale watching in Península Valdés, or discovering dinosaur fossils in Patagonia's paleontological sites.
Are there any excursions to explore Argentina's natural landscapes?
Argentina's diverse landscapes offer a wealth of excursions for nature enthusiasts. Hiking in Patagonia's national parks like Los Glaciares and Torres del Paine, exploring the lunar-like landscapes of the Quebrada de Humahuaca, or taking scenic drives through the Andean Mountains are just a few examples. Boat trips to Perito Moreno Glacier and the Iguazu Falls offer breathtaking views and proximity to powerful natural forces.
Is it possible to do multi-day excursions in Argentina?
Multi-day excursions are a fantastic way to immerse yourself in Argentina's natural beauty. You can embark on multi-day treks like the W Circuit in Torres del Paine or the journey to Mount Fitz Roy in El Chaltén. You can also take a road trip along the famous Route 40, which stretches from the northern border with Bolivia all the way to the southern tip of the continent, stopping at national parks and attractions along the way.
Are there sustainable and ecotourism-focused excursions in Argentina?
Argentina is a leader in sustainable and ecotourism, with numerous operators offering environmentally responsible tours. The Esteros del Iberá project is a great example, where tourism supports local communities and conservation efforts. Other eco-friendly options include visiting renewable energy projects in Patagonia, staying at sustainable estancias, and choosing tours that emphasize low impact and support for local economies.
How should I prepare for excursions in the more remote regions of Argentina?
Preparing for remote excursions involves careful planning. Make sure to bring appropriate clothing layers for variable weather, sturdy hiking boots, and essential gear like a first aid kit, sunscreen, and insect repellent. It's also wise to have some cash in local currency, as ATMs may be scarce. Always inform someone of your itinerary and expected return, carry sufficient water and food supplies, and consider hiring a local guide for areas that are particularly isolated or challenging to navigate.
Reviews
Rating 4.7
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Jaxtyn Orr
★★★★★
–4.4The Perito Moreno Glacier tour was an absolute highlight of my trip to Argentina! The grandeur of the ice formations and the overall experience were breathtaking. The guides were knowledgeable and made sure the entire group was comfortable and informed throughout our excursion. Would highly recommend this adventure to anyone seeking a unique natural spectacle.
Phoebe Stafford
★★★★★
–4.6I went on the Buenos Aires city tour and it was fabulous! The guide's passion and knowledge about the city's history and culture really shone through, making it an enlightening experience. We visited all the must-see spots without feeling rushed. It was a perfect introduction to the vibrant capital of Argentina.
Harley Medina
★★★★★
–4.8Venturing into the Iguazu Falls National Park has been one of the most unforgettable experiences I’ve had. The organization of the excursion allowed us ample time to explore the trails and soak in the sights and sounds of this majestic place. The boat trip to the base of the falls was thrilling and is a must for any visitor seeking a dose of adventure.
Lylah Ball
★★★★★
–4.3Exploring the Tigre Delta with the team was a delight. The serene atmosphere away from the hustle of Buenos Aires, the beautiful scenery, and the charming markets made for a perfect day trip. The guide was attentive and provided interesting insights into the local life along the river.
Promise Medrano
★★★★★
–4.2What a fantastic time we had trekking through the Patagonian landscapes in El Chaltén! The scenery was absolutely stunning, with panoramic views of Fitz Roy that took my breath away. The guides were pros, ensuring everyone's safety while providing fascinating tidbits about the area's flora and fauna.
Luella Moreno
★★★★★
–4.6Mendoza's wine country was a treat for the senses, and the tour we joined was top-notch. Visiting the vineyards and tasting Malbec right where it’s produced was a dream come true for any wine lover. Not to mention, learning about the winemaking process from local experts added so much to the experience.
Maximiliano Nguyen
★★★★★
–4.5The traditional gaucho day trip was a cultural gem. Being able to witness the folk dances, horseback riding skills, and enjoying a sumptuous asado barbecue provided a glimpse into Argentina's rich rural traditions. The warm hospitality at the estancia was the cherry on top of a delightful day out.
Mikaela Lamb
★★★★★
–5.0Venturing into the Atacama Desert from the northwest of Argentina was a surreal experience. The landscape seemed like it was from another world. If you are an adventure-seeker or a photography enthusiast, this excursion is something you shouldn't miss. It was well-organized and offered plenty of time for exploration.
Alvin Weaver
★★★★★
–4.9Taking the Beagle Channel boat tour from Ushuaia offered stunning views of the end of the world! Seeing the lighthouse, glaciers, and sea wildlife in their natural habitat was spectacular. The crew was friendly and shared fascinating details about the history and geography of the region.
Steven Curtis
★★★★★
–4.9The experience of horseback riding in the Andes was simply exhilarating, offering not only an adventurous ride but also the chance to see some of the most breathtaking landscapes Argentina has to offer. The team ensured that everyone, regardless of their riding experience, felt comfortable and safe. It was an authentic and memorable way to appreciate Argentina's natural beauty.