An Argentinian Odyssey

On a tour of the city's highlights, explore the enchanting streets of Buenos Aires. Your dedicated guide will guide you through Buenos Aires' most notable monuments, from the exquisite historic districts and grand squares of San Telmo and Plaza de Mayo to the bustling Avenida de Mayo and spectacular Metropolitan Cathedral.

Add a dinner and tango performance to your itinerary for an evening steeped in local culture, a terrific way to sample regional cuisine while also witnessing one of the country's most iconic cultural staples.

Bariloche, a Swiss ski resort noted for its beauty and charm, feels like a piece of Europe in Argentina. Spend a day exploring the town's narrow streets, which are lined with world-class chocolatiers, boutique stores, classic Swiss eateries, and inviting alehouses.

Venture out just beyond the town and explore the luscious landscapes of Nahuel Huapi National Park on a captivating cycling tour.

Take in the mesmerising vistas of the Patagonian steppe on an enthralling horse riding adventure. Beginning at EOLO's stables, departing from one of two routes: ascend the slopes of Cerro Frías with rewarding views of the immaculate plains, or ride to the Flamingos' lagoon to glimpse these bright-pink birds frolic in the water.

The following day, you'll visit one of the most impressive glaciers fed by the Southern Patagonian Ice Field, Perito Moreno Glacier. An incredible natural wonder, the glacier spans 30km in length and with a total area of 250 sq km, making it the world's third-largest reserve of freshwater. Whether you choose to descend the hillside bordering the glacier, trek through the icy terrains or get up close on a boat ride, the view will undoubtedly inspire awe. 

Home to a diverse array of bird species, the Patagonian steppe is a fantastic location for birdwatching. Venture out with an expert guide and try and spot as many species as possible, with everything from pink flamingoes and woodpeckers to the Andean condor found circling the skies here. 

Mendoza is Argentina's largest wine area, with over 1500 wineries producing a wide range of wines, including the world-famous Malbecs. Spend a whole day touring this gorgeous region, learning about the various methods and techniques required to create the perfect bottle, and practising the steps involved in wine tasting. Finish with a delectable gourmet lunch at one of the region's leading wineries, along with some of the region's finest wines.

Iguaza Falls, the park's crown gem, is one of the most popular natural attractions on the continent of South America. On an excursion up the falls, you'll get the opportunity to see the natural wonder from a variety of perspectives. You'll start by crossing the Tancredo Neves Bridge before boarding a train that will take you to the park's upper and lower circuits, both of which include walkways leading to the top of the falls. 

Next, you'll venture into the Atlantic Rainforest, one of the world's most ecologically diverse regions, with your very own private excursion guide and four-wheel-drive vehicle. The misty canopies that shelter the forest are home to a plethora of mammals, reptiles, and amphibians, including golden lion tamarinds, woolly spider monkeys, maned three-toed sloths, red-tailed parrots, and the elusive and endangered jaguar, among thousands of indigenous plants and species.