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Welcome to Argentina, a country of extremes — tango and steakhouses in Buenos Aires, wine country in Mendoza, glaciers at the edge of Patagonia. When people search for the best tours to Argentina, El Calafate is usually top of the list for its access to the Perito Moreno Glacier. Our Calafate tours are some of our most requested Argentina tours.

At Visit South America, every one of our Argentina tours is 100% private and fully customizable — no large groups, no fixed itineraries. Tell us your travel dates, pace, and interests, and our local experts will tailor the experience from start to finish, so you get the best tours to Argentina built entirely around you.

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Perito Moreno Glacier Trek 1 Day – Minitrekking Best Seller

Experience the unforgettable Perito Moreno Glacier trek from El Calafate. Walk on ancient ice, explore Patagonian forests, and enjoy stunning glacier views in this top-rated adventure tour.

From $ 270/PERSON

10 Hrs Argentina
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Top destinations for your tours in Argentina

El Calafate: the base for Perito Moreno, one of the few glaciers you can watch calving from a walkway.
El Chalten: Argentina’s trekking capital, under the granite towers of Fitz Roy.
Buenos Aires: tango, steak and the neighbourhoods of San Telmo and Palermo.
Iguazu: 275 waterfalls on the border with Brazil.
Salta and the northwest: red rock canyons and the road towards the Bolivian altiplano.

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When is the best time to visit Argentina?

It depends on how far south you go. Patagonia and El Calafate work best from October to April; Buenos Aires and the north are pleasant almost year round, with spring and autumn the most comfortable. Iguazu Falls run in every season.

How many days do I need in Argentina?

Around ten days lets you pair Buenos Aires with one big landscape — usually Patagonia or Iguazu. Two weeks makes it possible to combine both without spending your trip in airports.

Can I combine Argentina with Chile or Bolivia?

Yes, and most of our travellers do. El Calafate pairs naturally with Torres del Paine across the Chilean border, and the northwest connects towards the Bolivian altiplano and the Uyuni salt flats.

Did You Know That...

The highest peak in the Americas Aconcagua rises to 6,961 m in the Argentine Andes
The southernmost city in the world Ushuaia, the usual departure point for Antarctica
Where tango was born In the port neighbourhoods of Buenos Aires and Montevideo
Ice that keeps moving Los Glaciares National Park holds some of the largest ice fields outside the poles