Visit several of the key sights in the southern districts of Buenos Aires, including Puerto Madero, the Casa Rosada, Avenue 9 de Julio and Obelisco monument, Teatro Colon, and La Boca.

Visit some of the key sights in the northern districts of Buenos Aires including the aristocratic Recoleta neighborhood and its famous cemetery, the Floralis Genérica sculpture, and various sports facilities and parks.

Escape the city for a tour of the Tigre River Delta and San Isidro from Buenos Aires. Enjoy a cruise around the canals and islands of the Tigre delta, one of the five largest deltas in the world. On the way back, stop in San Isidro and visit the cathedral.

Taste Argentine cuisine specialties, from beef to vegetarian options, accompanied by excellent wines and finish the evening enjoying a Tango show long to be remembered, including dancing, singing and a live orchestra.

In powerful boats, venture into the Lower Iguazu River Canyon, bordering the San Martín Island to reach the “Tres Mosqueteros Fall” and Devil’s Throat and get amazed by the view of the falls on both the Argentine and Brazilian sides. Don´t miss the unforgettable baptism shower at the bottom of the San Martín waterfall.

Visit some of the key sights in the charming town of Salta, from the 9 de Julio square, to the Church and Monastery of San Francisco, and the Historic Museum of the Northwest. Then, take a cable car ride to to the top of San Bernardo Hill for a spectacular view of the city.

Spend a day in the north of Salta and explore the charming town of Purmamarca, the breathtaking Cerro de los Siete Colores (Hill of Seven Colors) and the stunning Salinas Grandes, the third largest salt flat in the world.

Spend a day visiting Cafayate and enjoy wine tasting at vineyards famous for the Torrontés grape, a white grape variety that has become Argentina’s signature wine grape. Marvel at the beautiful reddish sandstone rock formations of the Quebrada de las Conchas (Shell’s Ravine) on the way from Salta to Cafayate.

Visit two wineries and learn about the different varietals in the region, the wine production process including vine conduction and irrigation, and the methods employed for aging different types of wines. Then, visit a third winery for a delicious gourmet lunch paired with exquisite wines and enjoy a biking tour of the vineyards (optional).

Enjoy a scenic drive to Los Glaciares National Park, so named for the abundance of glaciers found here, including Upsala, Onelli, and Spegazzini. Upon arrival, explore the different walkways at your own pace and enjoy views of the great glacier from various angles. Watch closely to see giant slabs of ice detach from the glacier.

This one hour excursion takes you on a cruise across Lake Rico, passing beside icebergs which have calved off the front of the Perito Moreno glacier. At the Icebergs Channel, the boat stops at a safe distance from the glacier, allowing a spectacular view of the high wall of ice, a special treat for photographers.

Drive from El Calafate to “Bajo de las Sombras” port, where you’ll board a ship to cross Lago Rico, while navigating along the front of the stunning south face of Perito Moreno. When you disembark, start trekking along the coast of the lake, then walk across this frozen glacial paradise for more than three hours!

The Nativo Experience is a 4×4 excursion with an anthropological focus. Drive along the shores of Lake Argentino, the largest lake in Argentina. Then visit the Punta Walichu caves where you can see paintings made by natives of the Tehuelche community thousands of years ago. Enjoy dinner in one of the caves overlooking Lake Argentino.

Drive on the mythical Route 40 bordering Lake Argentino. Then walk along Viedma Lake, until you arrive at a viewpoint with a spectacular view of the Viedma Glacier, the Cordillera and the iconic Cerro Fitz Roy and Cerro Torre. Visit the mountain village of El Chaltén for lunch and some optional afternoon treks.

Sail across the Beagle Channel and enjoy a panoramic view of Ushuaia. Explore archaeological settlements on Bridges island, and view sea lions and magellanic cormorants near Los Lobos and Los Pájaros islands. Next, visit the famous “lighthouse at the end of the world.” Finally, get close to a colony of magellanic penguins on Isla Martillo.

Start your trip with a mythical journey on the “Train at the End of the World.” Then, explore Ensenada Bay which offers stunning views of the Andes and the sub-antarctic forest, and other panoramic points including Acigami glacial lake and Lapataia Bay. Finally, visit the southernmost post office in the Americas to send a postcard.

Nestled in the heart of the city’s most elegant neighborhood, Recoleta, the Alvear Palace Hotel is the finest example of Belle Époque charm the city has to offer, with its Louis XVI style interiors, original paintings and Empire-style furniture, afternoon tea served at the L’Orangerie, and the unique Cigar Bar.

Set in an impressive building in upscale Puerto Madero, the Faena is a 5-star hotel with a unique theatrical design. From the Library Lounge, with its tufted leather sofas and crystal candelabras to the white-and-red Bistro Sur, with unicorn heads adorning the walls, the hotel’s restaurants and bars take theatrical design to new heights.

The Hilton Buenos Aires is a landmark in the upscale harborside area of Puerto Madero with a striking atrium, modern rooms, a contemporary Argentinian restaurant, a rooftop pool, and some of the best views of the city or the river. The hotel is just a 12 minutes’ walk from historic Plaza de Mayo square.

Located in the subtropical forest, just a 15-minute drive from Iguazu Falls, LOI Suites is a luxury hotel with 160 rooms, a spa, an outdoor pool with a deck area, a restaurant and a bar. Some of the rooms have balconies with spectacular jungle views. The concierge can arrange trekking and horse riding trips.

Casa Bemberg is a 4-star lodge with 5 guestrooms, an outdoor pool, a rooftop terrace, and free WiFi in public areas. All 5 rooms have patios, private yards and comforts like Egyptian cotton sheets and pillow menus. The front desk has multilingual staff that can help with concierge services, dry cleaning/laundry and luggage storage.

Located in the center of Salta city, Hotel Brizo offers 70 rooms, an outdoor pool, sauna, fitness center, a rooftop terrace and an on-site restaurant. 9 de Julio Park and the Catedral Basilica are 1,650 feet away. Other nearby sights include the Salta Museum of Fine Arts, Museum of Contemporary Art, and San Martin Park.

A new 5-star hotel in downtown Mendoza, the Sheraton has spacious, modern rooms with great views. The hotel also has an indoor swimming pool, a health club with a sauna, hot tub and steam room, and an excellent restaurant that offers 360 degree views of the city and the Andes mountains.

Located only 5 minutes from the city center, Huinid Bustillo Hotel & Spa has tastefully decorated rooms, an indoor heated swimming pool, fitness studio, spa, sauna, Turkish bath, and restaurant. The hotel faces the Huapi Nahuel Lake and is surrounded by 5 hectares of forest. The activities offered in the area include golfing and skiing.

Llao Llao Spa & Golf resort in Bariloche offers studios and suites with incredible views of lakes, forests and mountains, a magnificent indoor/outdoor pool and spa, 18 holes of golf, visits to Nahuel Huapi National Park and Lake or the Cerro Otto Cable Car and adventures like hiking, biking, kayaking, windsurfing and rafting.

Built on the land where the first creole and European immigrants of the area initially set foot, this 10,000 acre property has 17 rooms with spectacular views, a restaurant, bar/lounge, spa tub, and sauna. The resort is a paradise for horseback riding, mountain biking, trekking, and bird watching.

Las Hayas Resort Hotel is a 5-star resort hotel with spectacular views of the Ushuaia region. The resort offers comfortable accommodations, an indoor swimming pool and spa, a fitness center and squash courts. The End of the World Train is located nearby. There are also several slopes for downhill skiing, snowboarding, and other winter sports.