Choose your second chapter
Buenos Aires plus Mendoza creates a balanced first route; Patagonia or Iguazú is better added deliberately than squeezed in.
Destination
Buenos Aires energy, Mendoza wine country and some of South America’s biggest landscapes, best planned in clear geographic chapters.
Buenos AiresCity & culture
Mendoza & Uco ValleyWine & Andes
El Chaltén & Fitz RoyPatagonia
BarilocheLakes & mountains
IguazúWaterfalls & forest
Perito MorenoGlacier
PurmamarcaHill of seven colours
SaltaColonial north
UshuaiaEnd of the world
Mar del PlataAtlantic coastHandpicked places that create different chapters of the same country.

Architecture, neighbourhoods, dining and late-night city energy with real depth beyond the landmarks.
City · Culture
Vineyards, mountain horizons and a slower countryside chapter within easy reach of the city.
Wine · Landscape
A hiking-led landscape chapter for travellers who want Argentina at its most cinematic.
Nature · Adventure
Andean lakes, forests and a softer mountain experience with strong scenic road-trip potential.
Nature · Scenic
A compact but powerful nature extension built around the falls and subtropical landscape.
Nature · Iconic
One of the few advancing glaciers left, close enough to hear it calve from the walkways.
Nature · Iconic
Adobe streets under banded rock in the far north, on the road up to the altiplano.
Landscape · Culture
A colonial centre and the base for the northern wine and mountain routes.
City · Heritage
The southernmost city, the Beagle Channel and the jumping-off point for Antarctic sailings.
Nature · Remote
Where Buenos Aires goes in summer, a working seaside city rather than a resort strip.
Coast · CityUse travel style to decide what deserves more time.

A focused first journey pairing Buenos Aires with Mendoza and the Uco Valley, with bigger landscape extensions left optional rather than forced.
Explore Argentina EssentialsPractical thinking for a better-paced first plan.
Buenos Aires plus Mendoza creates a balanced first route; Patagonia or Iguazú is better added deliberately than squeezed in.
Argentina rewards longer trips, but domestic flight time and transfer geography should shape the plan from the start.
City, wine country and Patagonia do not share one perfect season, so the route should match what matters most.
The strongest Argentina journeys avoid turning every landscape into a one-night stop.
Start with dates, pace, interests or budget direction and shape a route before live commercial details are confirmed.