Travel to Argentina

Drive through the Salta region in the northwest, marvel at the mountain of seven colours that tells the geological story of the Andes, and spend a night with a local family.

Tierra Latina offers tailor-made itineraries in Argentina. Your trip can be adapted to your available time, your budget and your desires. For a journey from the north to the south of Argentina, plan for two to three weeks.

Patagonia: A Region Shared Between Argentina and Chile

“Patagonia! She is a harsh mistress. She casts a spell on you. A sorceress! She wraps her arms around you and never lets you go,” wrote Bruce Chatwin on his first journey to Patagonia. On your Argentina circuit, you will fall in love with Patagonia – that much is certain.

Fly to Ushuaia and sail the Beagle Channel, just a few kilometres from Cape Horn. Meet Magellanic penguins and sea lions. Sleep at Abi’s home, in the oldest estancia (Argentine ranch) in Tierra del Fuego.

In Puerto Madryn, on the Atlantic coast, watch the mesmerising display of southern right whales from June to December.

Following the Andes along the border with Chile, you reach El Calafate – world-famous for the Perito Moreno Glacier, and the flagship city of Argentine Patagonia. Take the opportunity to hike around El Chaltén, Argentina’s trekking capital.

Travelling in Argentina with Local Families: An Immersive Experience

Discover Argentina off the beaten track. Meet its people, stay in their homes, share their meals and take part in their daily lives. A unique human and cultural adventure.

Sleep in an eco-lodge with Laura and Adrian, our hosts in the heart of the Iguazú jungle, and visit a yerba maté farming cooperative.

In Patagonia, stay in a traditional estancia on the steppe, facing snow-capped mountains, with views over a lakeside and close to the Perito Moreno Glacier.

In Bariloche, stay with a Mapuche community in the Andes. Zulema lives with her family by the river. They raise horses and sheep and live in perfect harmony with nature.

In the Argentine northwest, almost on the border with Chile and Bolivia, you are in the Salta region. Explore the small villages and Inca ruins of the Quebrada de Humahuaca, and spend a day and a night with Raul and Inès.