Argentina
Gauchos, Malbec & Mountains
The Passion of the Tango
Stretching nearly 3,500-kilometres to the very southern tip of South America, Argentina is the land of the tango, gauchos, polo, Malbec, glacier-topped mountains and perfectly grilled steaks.
Discovering Argentina | In Summary
- Argentina suits every type of traveller, from culture vultures exploring Buenos Aires to active aventurers on Patagonia tours
- Our bespoke Argentina tours blend cosmopolitan cities, vast wilderness and world-class wine into one seamless journey
- The Classic Safari Company tailors every itinerary to your pace, interests and sense of adventure
- From jaguar tracking in the Ibera Wetlands to glacier cruising in Antarctica, no two Argentina tours are alike
Our hand-crafted, bespoke Argentina and Patagonia tours are tailored specifically to your personal interests, whether you’re a fervent outdoor enthusiast or an avid culture seeker. Many begin their journeys by enjoying the cosmopolitan splendour of Buenos Aires; strolling through pretty green parks, browsing art galleries, shopping for designer clothes and lingering over coffee at streetside cafés. As the sun slowly sets, the night-owl energy of the passionate locals, stylish bistros and bars, and sultry tango ballrooms creates a palpable, effervescent atmosphere.
Argentina’s cultural heritage perfectly complements its natural beauty. With our tailor-made and totally customised Argentina tours, you can experience the life of a gaucho, staying at an estancia in the pampas, swim in gin-clear lakes and fly fish trout-filled rivers in Patagonia, then head to Mendoza to feast on the gastronomy and award-winning wines of Argentina’s gourmet capital. But that’s just the beginning. You might also work with the Classic Safari Company’s highly experienced team to track jaguars in the Ibera wetlands, traverse the mythical valleys, salt flats and ancient Inca settlements of Salta and marvel at the power of Iguazú Falls.
You Will Love
• Cosmopolitan Buenos Aires
• Lakes, forests, mountains, glaciers and the pampas
• The thundering Iguazú Falls
• Authentic Gaucho culture and estancia life
• Mouth-watering Malbec
• The astonishing wildlife of the Ibera Wetlands
Let us design your perfect itinerary.
Argentina’s diverse regions from Pampas to Patagonia
Argentinean Patagonia
Patagonia is a vast and empty wind-swept triangle at the southern-most tip of South America – the continent’s Southern Frontier, and a wonderful chance to experience Argentina’s many qualities. Awash with breathtaking landscapes and filled with expansive lakes, arid plateaus, mighty glaciers, snow-capped mountains and ethereal forests, it is the outdoor adventurer’s playground and wilderness lover’s paradise. Horse-riding, white-water rafting, mountain biking, fly fishing, hiking, volcano-climbing and fjord cruising are all on offer and destination highlights include the breathtaking Puerto Moreno Glacier and the lonely archipelago of Tierra del Fuego. Every one of our Patagonia tours is tailored to you and your personal interest in this majestic corner of the world. Explore at your pace.
Buenos Aires & the Pampas
Known as the ‘Paris of South America,' Argentina's grandiose capital, with its wide tree-lined avenues, vibrant café culture and cosmopolitan joie de vivre has a distinctly European character. Stroll the botanical gardens, explore the museums of Palermo, sip Malbec and enjoy butter-soft steak in a traditional parilla, then slink into a San Telmo tango salon. Just a few miles out of town lie the flat, fertile grasslands of the pampas, the birthplace of Gaucho culture, where proud traditions still thrive.
Ibera Wetlands
Argentina’s largest natural reserve, the Esteros del Ibera wetlands, are a haven for wildlife making it a premier destination for our specialist Argentina tours. The lakes, lagoons and marshlands are home to over 350 bird species and some of South America’s most iconic wildlife including capybaras, caimans, howler monkeys, giant otters and even a growing population of jaguars. Horseride with local gauchos to access the remotest reaches, fly-fish for dorado or climb into a boat or canoe for up-close wildlife encounters and bird watching from the water. As a lesser travelled destination for Argentina tours, the Ibera offers something unexpected and truly remarkable!
Iguazú Falls
Straddling the international the border, Iguazú Falls are one of the world's most wondrous (and deafening) sights – and make for an excellent segue between our Brazil and Argentina tours. Standing some 80m high and 3km wide, the falls are made up of many cascades that generate vast sprays of water and produce one of the most spectacular waterfalls in the world. Sitting within the UNESCO world Heritage Site of Iguazú National Park (named Iguaçu National Park on the Brazilian side) they are enveloped by thick tropical rainforest teeming with toucans and tapirs – the perfect addition to one of our wildlife-focussed Argentina tours.
Mendoza & the Wine Region
Mendoza is one of the greatest wine regions of the world, and that makes it a great destination for anyone that wants to return from their Argentina tours having discovered the latest varietal. With over 144,000ha of planted vineyards it produces nearly two-thirds of the country’s wine and some of Argentina’s most highly rated Malbecs originate from its high-altitude wine regions of Lujan de Cuyo and the Uco Valley. Expect endless rows of vines, pretty mountain scenery, blue skies, fine dining and some of the best wineries in the world. As Argentina continues to emerge as a world-class wine region, our Argentina tours reveal its hidden treasures.
Unforgettable Experiences
Feel the power of Iguazú Falls
Feel the power of Iguazu Falls
Experience the exhilarating force of Iguazu Falls up close. Walk on raised platforms that meander through the jungle, taking you perilously close to the edge as you reach various vantage points. The most dramatic is just a few met...
Immerse yourself in Gaucho culture
Immerse yourself in Gaucho culture
90 minutes from Buenos Aires lies the historic town of San Antonio de Areco, dubbed ‘the prettiest town in the pampas’. Wandering its narrow colonial streets you’ll experience gaucho culture at its best. Find exquisite saddl...
Dance the Tango
Dance the Tango
Discover the history of the tango, the sensual rhythm of life in Buenos Aires, which remains Argentina’s premier musical art form. Your first hand tango experience will start with a group class (shared with locals) before going ...
Drink malbec in Mendoza
Drink malbec in Mendoza
Set in the foothills of the Andes, Mendoza is Argentina’s main wine producing region and home to some of the most highly acclaimed bodegas (wineries) in the world. The area is best known for its award-winning malbec, but the dif...
Trek on horseback high into the Andean mountains
Trek on horseback high into the Andean mountains
Travel to the heart of the Patagonian Andes and experience an exclusive mountain trek on horseback that will stir your soul. Led by one of the finest horseman in Argentina your horseback adventure leads you through the immense and...
Fly Fish the rivers of Patagonia
Fly Fish the rivers of Patagonia
Fly fishing in solitude for huge trout in gin-clear water that has trickled down from the Andes and top-class hospitality is why the Northern Argentinean Patagonia region is considered by many to be the worlds’ top fly fishing d...
A selection of our favourite places to stay in Argentina
Eolo – near El Calafate, Southern Patagonia
Moreno Glacier Luxury
On the edge of the Glaciers National Park, close enough to provide easy access for wilderness adventures but removed from the tourist hub of El Calafate. Hear the wind whistle and watch the sun change colour over the never-ending Patagonian Steppe and appreciate the views of the surrounding mountains, valleys, and lake.... Read More
Awasi Iguazú – Iguazú
Luxury jungle refuge
This tropical hideaway is just 20 mins from the world’s largest waterfalls. 14 luxury stilted cabins are nestled into pristine rainforest to maximize seclusion and bring you close to nature. With stylish décor, tasteful luxury, Relais & Chateaux fine dining and lots of activities on offer, a stay at Awasi Iguazu will be a highlight on any itinerary.... Read More
La Bamba de Areco – outskirts Buenos Aires
Gaucho style and heritage grandeur
La Bamba de Areco is one of the famed San Antonio de Areco estancias, built nearly 200 years ago on the Camino Real (Royal Road) leading from Buenos Aires to northern Argentina. It’s the perfect spot for relaxation after a stay in Buenos Aires, a fantastic spot for polo players and for anyone looking to simply enjoy the good life.... Read More
Vines Resort & Spa – Mendoza
Vineyard Luxury
The Vines is set on more than 1,500 acres of pristine private vineyards, located in Mendoza’s renowned Uco Valley, at the foot of the Andes. Gallop through vineyards into the rugged countryside on horseback, then relax in the sun, take a dip in the infinity pool, unwind in the hot tub or rejuvenate at the spa.... Read More
Tipiliuke Lodge – San Martin
Argentina's Lake District in all its rugged grandeur
Tipiliuke Lodge sits in the foothills of the Andes in the Lake District of the northern Patagonia at the heart of a historic 50,000 acre working cattle ranch. Exploration can be undertaken on foot or on horseback and the fly fishing is world class. Relax and enjoy the spectacular setting and authentic estancia experience.... Read More
Aguas Arriba – near El Chalten
Tranquility & nature
Nestled in the wilderness of southern Patagonia on the banks of Lago del Desierto, Aguas Arriba Lodge is just 37km from the village of El Chaltén yet remains peacefully secluded and immersed in nature. It is an adventurer’s playground, a hikers’ paradise and an idyllic retreat for anyone seeking R & R surrounded by the beauty of nature.... Read More
Alvear Palace Hotel – Buenos Aires
Number one address in the Paris of Latin America
Located in the exclusive Recoleta neighbourhood of Buenos Aires, the Alvear Palace has grand French-inspired public areas, with crystal chandeliers, velvet fauteuils and gilded-wood-panelled walls. Grand guest rooms, in Louis XV and Louis XVI styles, have butler service, fresh flowers and Hermès bath amenities.... Read More
Alvear Art Hotel – Buenos Aires
A state-of-the-art addition to BA's hotel scene
The Alvear Art Hotel emerges as an innovative addition to Buenos Aires, a member of the Leading Hotels of the World. The hotel is just a few short steps away from elegant Santa Fe Avenue and famous Florida Street with their countless stores - a fantastic property in a fabulous city worth exploring!... Read More
Faena – Buenos Aires
Outrageously opulent
Faena is located in a converted grain warehouse in Puerto Madero, a waterfront district in Buenos Aires. It's a stone's throw from the Costanera Sur, the city's riverside promenade and is the brainchild of Argentinean fashion designer, Alan Faena. Enjoy an outrageously opulent experience in the hip and trendy capital.... Read More
Legado Mitico – Buenos Aires
Palermo Boutique Hotel
Legado Mitico's theme mixes images of old Argentina with modern luxury. Each of the rooms has been individually decorated and named to incorporate eleven of the most famous Argentinean artists. The property pays homage to Argentina’s heroic heritage - located in Buenos Aires’ most-buzzing barrio. ... Read More
Park Hyatt Duhau Palace – Buenos Aires
Heritage Luxury
One of Buenos Aires’ most elegant hotels and an architectural jewel, the property blends 1930’s charm of the French Palace Duhau with contemporary design and decor. It is the centrepiece of Buenos Aires’ most beautiful block and where belle-époque elegance meets tech-savvy modernity and comfort.... Read More
Llao Llao – Bariloche, Northern Patagonia
Bariloche Lakeside Luxury
Llao Llao creates a blend of high standards, elegance and Patagonian beauty. Many of the rooms overlook the Moreno and Nahuel Huapi lakes and the Cerro Lopez mountain peak and are inspired by the warmth of the scenery, creating cosy and luminous spaces. Llao Llao is the most exclusive resort in Argentine Patagonia.... Read More
Rincon del Socorro – Ibera Wetlands
Luxury wildlife eco-estancia
Rincón del Socorro is an exclusive retreat in the wetlands of northeast Argentina, giving guests the chance to participate in Douglas Tompkins’ conservation project to create the largest national park in Argentina, and restore populations of giant anteaters, pampas deer and jaguars. This is one of the most inspirational spots in Argentina.... Read More
Arakur Ushuaia Resort & Spa – Ushuaia
Discover Reserva Natural Cerro Alarken
Arakur Ushuaia Resort is a luxurious base offering spectacular views of the Beagle Channel at the starting point of the Reserva Natural Cerro Alarken. A wealth of activities can be enjoyed in the region including hiking, husky-dog sledding, boating and wildlife viewing. Ushuaia also acts as the launch point for expeditions into Antarctica.... Read More
Puerto Valle – Ibera Wetlands
Argentina's largest conservation area
Puerto Valle, on the banks of the Parana River and the edge of the Ibera wetlands is the perfect base for exploring this wildlife-rich region. Spend your days exploring this wetlands through a variety of activities including horseback riding, canoeing, bicycle rides and walking trails. Spot caimans, capybaras and more!... Read More
Entre Cielos – Mendoza
A perfect trio - Asados, Andes Mountains & Malbec
Entre Cielos is a small luxury wine resort offering their guests a warm welcome along with the atmosphere necessary to “vivir la vida”- their way of saying ‘enjoy life with every sense’. It’s a place for loving and sensuality, a place for enjoyment and relaxation, where both body and soul are purified from stress and strains of everyday life.... Read More
Caballadas, near San Martin, Northern Patagonia
Five generations of Argentine heritage & hospitality
Dubbed Patagonia’s best-kept secret, Caballadas is located on a private estancia to the north of Lanín National Park, the most secluded and scenic part of the Patagonia Lake District in Argentina. Combing stunning natural beauty with genuine hospitality, Caballadas offers an exquisite estancia experience.... Read More
Estancia Arroyo Verde – Neuquen
The magic of Argentina
Arroyo Verde is a paradise for outdoor lovers, offering a perfect setting for horseback riding across the open valley, up the mountains through picturesque forests and hidden lakes, to caves with Indian paintings. Relax in this paradise while sharing the lifestyle of true Argentine ranchers.... Read More
Los Cauquenes – Ushuaia
Idyllic lakeside living
Los Cauquenes Resort & Spa is set on the shores of the Beagle Channel in Tierra del Fuego, with stunning views of the snow-covered peaks of the imposing Andes Mountain Range. Expect peace and tranquility, gourmet dining, and a spa with heated pool, sauna and jacuzzi in this exclusive resort in an exceptionally beautiful setting.... Read More
Las Balsas – Villa La Angostura
Idyllic lakeside living
Villa La Angostura is the perfect place to spend a few days relaxing or exploring the surrounding wilderness. Enjoy the many areas of natural beauty including the extinct Tronador volcano, ethereal forests and alpine meadows. Las Balsas is undoubtedly one of the most beautiful places to stay in this idyllic Patagonian wilderness.... Read More
Jakotango Estancia El Boqueron
El Campo Argentino
Estancia El Boqueron offers the traveller to explore the rugged countryside on horseback or on foot while staying on a traditional estancia. Run by one of Argentina's top riding guides, Jakob Von Plessen, the estancia offers a countryside retreat from the big smoke of Buenos Aires, in the town of Mar del Plata.... Read More
Sofitel Buenos Aires Recoleta
Argentine glamour
Located in the exclusive Recoleta neighborhood, which comprises elegant boulevards and leafy parks, The Sofitel Buenos Aires Recoleta is the perfect base for your city stay. The property combines incredible style and European sophistication with the warmth of Argentine tradition.... Read More
Estancia Los Potreros – Cordoba
Delightful working estancia
Estancia Los Potreros is a working cattle farm, delightfully secluded at the top of the Sierras Chicas in the heart of beautiful Córdoba. Accommodation is simple and traditional but provides all the necessary creature comforts. Enjoy an unforgettable adventure filled with the rural traditions of Argentina.... Read More
Melia Iguazu – Iguazu
Spectacular natural surroundings
The Melia is the only hotel on the actual premises of Iguazu National Park, set right by the Iguazú Falls, with a breathtaking view of Devil’s Throat. Guests can walk straight out from their rooms and are immediately immersed in the national park, within walking distance of the falls.... Read More
Nibepo Aike – near El Calafate
Essence of the original Patagonia
Estancia Nibepo Aike is located inside Los Glaciares National Park, on the banks of the Southern Arm of Lago Argentino, approximately 1.5 hours from El Calafate. During your stay join in on the rural work in the corrals (cattle branding, dressage, milking), cattle herding and sheep shearing along with participating in authentic rural life.... Read More
Estancia Huechahue – San Martin
Country comfort
Estancia Huechahue is a working cattle ranch in Argentine Patagonia near San Martin de los Andes. During your stay onsite discover life as a gaucho and spend days riding out through the vast Patagonian landscape of huge open plains and flat topped hills, following rivers and streams that twist through rocky canyons.... Read More
Explora El Chalten – Southern Patagonia
A paradise for the outdoor adventurer
Explora el Chalten, is located in the Los Huemules Conservation Reserve, about 17km from the village of El Chalten in Argentina's Patagonia. The lodge has views of the Electric Valley and the Marconi Glacier both within reach of the iconic Mt. Fitz Roy peak..... Read More
A collection of journeys
Jakotango Patagonia Trail & Argentine Polo Open 2026
Polo Pampas & Patagonia
Head to Argentina to experience the thrill and glamour of the Polo Open in Buenos Aires and soak up the culture of the city's lively restaurants, tango halls and flea markets. Then journey to the Patagonian Andes to trek into the mountains, scaling dizzying peaks and windswept passes, and drinking in the stunning scenery as you immerse yourself in Gaucho culture in the most authentic way possible....Read More
Jakotango Patagonia Trail
Horse Riding | Estancia Gaucho Life
From the private ranches of Buenos Aires to the towering Patagonian Andes, experience an exclusive ride coupled with authentic accommodation and colonial farm leisure where the scenery is nothing short of spectacular and the gaucho culture will forever engrain istelf in your soul....Read More
Chile & Argentina from Top to Toe
Itinerary Inspiration | Atacama Patagonia Torres del Paine
Spend just under three weeks exploring some of the best of Chile and Argentina, starting in the desert-scape of the Atacama in Chile, traversing the beautiful Argentine Lakes District and exploring on foot, horse, water or land, Patagonian Chile and its mountains, glaciers and alpine scenery with a finish in Santiago, the hub for the nation and start/end point of a journey for many Australians to South America.
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Chile: An Andes Adventure
Itinerary Inspiration | Chile's Atacama Iguazu & Argentine Estancias
Spend just over two weeks on an off-the-beaten-track journey exploring the desert, rural and farm environments in the Atacama and Salta, before a couple of nights at the mighty Iguazu Falls, and wrapping up at Legado Mitico in Buenos Aires, the Paris of Latin America....Read More
Argentina: Patagonia Cruise
Itinerary Inspiration | Chile & Argentina by Land & Sea
A multi-faceted itinerary to suit a range of tastes - the relaxed Chilean Lakes District with a river setting and activities such as kayaking, hiking and horse-trekking, along with farm-to-table fresh food, taking it up a notch to the breathtaking vistas of Patagonia with more opportunities to hike, bike and explore the vast outdoors, a once in a lifetime adventure to Antartica onboard the Australis, then finishing in the Paris of Latin America, Buenos Aires....Read More
Patagonia for Hikers
Itinerary Inspiration | Two Countries & Two Unreal Hikes
It goes without saying that the Torres del Paine National Park and Mt. Fitz Roy are 'meccas' for avid hikers in South America. On this Patagonia for Hikers journey, spend four nights in each region, with the opportunity to hike and explore both areas at a style, pace, length and duration of your choice, all while staying in comfortable and scenic accommodation....Read More
Argentina: Patagonia North to South
Itinerary inspiration | Off the beaten track exclusivity
Explore the lakes, mountains, rivers and glaciers of Argentina staying at premier owner operated boutique properties throughout the journey. Activities throughout include hiking in Los Glaciares National Park, horse-riding and taking part in farm activities such as sheep shearing or learning about gaucho life, fly-fishing or bird-watching....Read More
Estancias of Argentina
Itinerary Inspiration | Rural Life at its best
Family-time is precious, and what better way than to spend it on a 10-day journey through Argentina staying off-the beaten track on working family-run ranches with the opportunity to take part in activities together such as horse riding, fishing, hiking, birdwatching, to learn about gaucho life and sheep-breeding, and to sit around a roaring fireplace for story time with home-cooked food. ...Read More
Patagonia: Glaciers to Iguazú Jungles
Itinerary Inspiration | Chile & Argentina
Argentina, Chile and Brazil are destinations which can be explored each on their own, time permitting. Mix them into a three week journey and incorporate the cities of Santiago and Buenos Aires, along with an exclusive stay in Chilean Patagonia, the opportunity to get up and close to glaciers in Argentina and to horse ride and stay on an estancia, along with ticking of the bucket list, a visit to Iguazú Falls, surrounded by lush jungle....Read More
Patagonia & Lakes Crossings to Iguazu
Itinerary Inspiration | Luxury Chile & Argentina
Just under three weeks duration, this itinerary allows the traveller to visit a number of destinations within Chile and Argentina, with a side-trip to Brazil to finish up Iguazu. Experience world-class accommodation, architecture, lakes, mountains, glaciers, culture, music, fine food and the thunder of the Falls....Read More
Argentina: Frequently Asked Questions
Buenos Aires is a year-round destination, though spring (September–November) and autumn (March–May) offer the most comfortable temperatures and the city’s famous jacaranda blooms in November are a highlight in their own right. The northwestern provinces of Salta and Jujuy — known for their Andean landscapes, colonial architecture and vivid Quebrada de Humahuaca — are best visited between April and October, when rainfall is minimal and the scenery at its most photogenic.
The Esteros del Iberá cover approximately 1.3 million hectares in Corrientes province and are ecologically comparable to Botswana’s Okavango Delta in their combination of water, grassland and extraordinary biodiversity. What distinguishes the Iberá today is its ongoing rewilding story: jaguars, giant anteaters, tapirs and giant river otters have all been reintroduced in recent decades, and the absence of crowds means wildlife encounters feel genuinely intimate. For the discerning traveller who has seen East and Southern Africa, the Iberá offers something authentically new.
Argentina is vast — domestic flights are essential for covering meaningful ground between Buenos Aires, Mendoza, Salta, Iguazú and Patagonia. Internal flights are generally reliable but should be booked in advance, particularly for Patagonian routes during the November-to-March peak season. Classic Safari Company handles all logistics as part of a bespoke itinerary, ensuring connections are seamless and layover time is not wasted.
Australian passport holders do not currently require a visa to enter Argentina for tourism purposes and may stay for up to 90 days. Entry requirements can change, and our team provides up-to-date practical guidance — including currency, health and travel insurance advice — as a standard part of the itinerary planning process.
Mendoza’s vineyards sit at altitudes ranging from 600 to over 1,500 metres above sea level — among the highest commercial wine-growing elevations on earth. This elevation intensifies UV exposure and thermal variation, producing the concentrated tannins and vivid fruit character that define great Argentine Malbec. A visit to the Uco Valley in particular, where estate wineries offer private tastings and chef’s table dining with the Andes as backdrop, is a world-class food and wine experience by any measure.
Yes — Ushuaia, in the Tierra del Fuego archipelago at the southern tip of Argentina, is the primary embarkation point for Antarctic expeditions. The Drake Passage crossing takes approximately 48 hours, and expedition vessels depart from late October through March. Combining a Patagonia tour with an Antarctic cruise is one of the most dramatic travel itineraries in the world, and Classic Safari Company specialises in building these seamless end-to-end journeys.
Argentina: A Glossary of Terms
Estancia — A traditional Argentine ranch or country estate, typically found in the pampas region. Many estancias welcome guests and offer an authentic window into Gaucho culture, including horse-riding, cattle-herding demonstrations and traditional asado meals.
Gaucho — The iconic Argentine cowboy of the pampas, comparable to the North American cowboy or the Brazilian vaqueiro. Gauchos are central to Argentine cultural identity and their traditions of horsemanship, cattle-driving and folk music remain very much alive today.
Malbec — Argentina’s signature red wine grape variety, producing rich, full-bodied wines particularly celebrated in the high-altitude vineyards of Mendoza’s Luján de Cuyo and Uco Valley regions. Argentina is now the world’s leading producer of Malbec.
Perito Moreno Glacier — One of the world’s most accessible and visually dramatic glaciers, located in Los Glaciares National Park in Argentine Patagonia. Unlike most glaciers globally, Perito Moreno is considered stable and remains a centrepiece of Patagonia tours.
Asado — The quintessential Argentine barbecue, far more than a cooking method — it is a deeply social ritual. Meat (particularly beef) is slow-cooked over wood or charcoal embers and shared over several hours with family and friends.
Esteros del Iberá — Argentina’s largest wetland reserve, covering approximately 1.3 million hectares in the Corrientes province. Comparable in scale and ecological richness to Brazil’s Pantanal, it is one of South America’s most important jaguar conservation areas and a rising star on the Argentina tours circuit.
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