This is a country of contrasting beauty, from arid deserts to glacial wonders. A passionate mix of history, culture and culinary delight. Leaving the capital of Buenos Aires behind, there are many incredible wonders to experience. Immerse yourself in the diversity this Latin country offers!
Cafayate & Salta
Explore Salta and Cafayate, in the northwest with it’s wine country, Andean puma, jagged mountain valleys, dramatic, rust colored canyons and arid desert.
We suggest staying at Patios de Cafayate – Cafayate
Cordoba
Cordoba is Argentina’s second largest city, known for it’s vibrant nightlife and Spanish colonial architecture. Check into Estancia El Colibri, a member of Relais & Chateaux.
Ibera Wetland
Ibera Wetlands in the north east is a mix of dense marshes, stagnant lakes, dense jungle covered islands and palm studded plains, plays host to an abundance of wildlife.
Iguazu Falls
Witness the spectacular force of nature at the largest waterfalls system in the world. Made up of a number of cascades, the falls border Argentina and Brazil. On the Argentinean side there is a network of trails, leading to different viewpoints, including Devil’s Throat and some of the best nature viewing opportunities in Iguazu National Park. Accommodation options are conveniently nearby, including Sheraton Iguazu Resort & Spa on the Argentinean side (or Belmond Hotel Das Cataratas on the Brazilian side).
Argentinean Patagonia – El Calafate
Known as the ‘Glaciers National Capital’ and departure point for the remarkable Los Glaciares National Park deep in the heart of Patagonia.
Puerto Madryn
Gateway to the Valdes Peninsula, a wildlife sanctuary and opportunity to witness incredibly unique seasonal hunting, in true David Attenborough style!
Ushuaia
Ushuaia is the southernmost city in the world and of course the gateway to Antarctica with opportunities to experience luxury small ship cruising (including Ponant, which some of you have already enjoyed!)
