True Latin America Presents
Argentina is a country with a rich cultural heritage, offering an array of awe-inspiring natural wonders and urban-city experiences. The country is famous for the breathtaking Iguazu Falls, one of the largest waterfall systems in the world. Patagonia is at its best during summer, ideal for embarking on ice trekking tours or enjoying panoramic views from numerous viewpoints. Explore Buenos Aires, the country’s capital, renowned for its passionate tango performances, historic architecture, and gourmet dining. From awe-inspiring landscapes, to exquisite wines and fine cuisine, Argentina promises a memorable experience that will leave you eager to return.
Local Time: GMT-3
Local Currency: Argentine Peso
Argentina is an enormous country and, much like Chile, the weather varies considerably depending on which part of the country you are in.
For north-west Argentina, which includes the areas around Salta, Juyjuy and Humahuaca, the ‘winter’, between May – August is their dry season, so it can be quite cold, particularly at night as you’ll be at altitude in the mountains, but it is typically dry. Having said that, you can get snow in some of the higher areas. The trouble with the opposite season, December – February, is that it is the rainy season. So, overall, you’re best going in the ‘shoulder’ seasons, around March/April or September to December.
For the southern part of the country, Patagonia is only really visitable between November and April. The best time in terms of the weather is December – February, which is the peak of their summer, however, it’s also good to bear in mind that it is the busiest time of the year. Going during the ‘shoulder’ season in November or March has its own benefits of spring flowers or changing autumn leaves and you’ll definitely find fewer tourists around.
Buenos Aires is very hot and humid during the summer months and can get pretty cold during the winter. Southern hemisphere spring and autumn are typically the best times to be here as well, unless you don’t mind the heat or the cold!
The wine region, around Mendoza, has its harvest during December to March, so although it’s hot, it’s a lovely time to experience the ‘vendimia’, as it’s called in Spanish. They have a special ‘vendimia’ festival the first week of March every year.
Finally, the Iguazu Falls are hot and tropical all year around. They do get slightly cooler in the winter months and even hotter during the summer months, but they are visitable all-year round.
Travelling to Argentina with True
Having lived in Argentina, our Latin America expert Evie can create the most authentic experience for your stay.
Our travel design process starts with you and your ideas, each trip created from a blank piece of paper.
Our Latin America specialists have created a selection of example itineraries to provide a sense of what can be crafted for you in Argentina.
21 Day Itinerary
Guide Price: £21,500pp
Embark on an unforgettable Antarctic expedition from Ushuaia aboard the Sylvia Earle, delving into pristine landscapes on diverse excursions, learning from onboard experts about South Pole research, and concluding in the cultural embrace of San Antonio de Areca.
19 Day Itinerary
Guide Price: £16,300pp
Discover vibrant cities and nature wonders, trekking Torres del Paine and visiting the Perito Moreno Glacier. Indulge in Buenos Aires’ hidden eateries and a romantic tango show, before an exhilarating boat journey through Iguazu Falls.
17 Day Itinerary
Guide Price: £12,600pp
Embark on a tour showcasing Buenos Aires’ hidden eateries, exhilarating activities and panoramic views of natural wonders such as the Perito Moreno Glacier and Torres del Paine. Conclude with a serene stay at Viña Vik, blending local flavours, natural wonders and luxury.
10 Day Itinerary
Guide Price: £6,800pp
Embark on an exhilarating Argentine journey, blending culinary mastery, wine tasting and polo for an immersive dive into the country’s vibrant culture and a glimpse into an authentic gaucho life.
Duration: 21 Days
Guide Price: £21,500pp
Destination:
Embark on an unforgettable Antarctic expedition from Ushuaia aboard the Sylvia Earle, delving into pristine landscapes on diverse excursions, learning from onboard experts about South Pole research, and concluding in the cultural embrace of San Antonio de Areca.
Duration: 19 Days
Guide Price: £16,300pp
Discover vibrant cities and nature wonders, trekking Torres del Paine and visiting the Perito Moreno Glacier. Indulge in Buenos Aires’ hidden eateries and a romantic tango show, before an exhilarating boat journey through Iguazu Falls.
Duration: 17 Days
Guide Price: £12,600pp
Embark on a tour showcasing Buenos Aires’ hidden eateries, exhilarating activities and panoramic views of natural wonders such as the Perito Moreno Glacier and Torres del Paine. Conclude with a serene stay at Viña Vik, blending local flavours, natural wonders and luxury.
Duration: 10 Days
Guide Price: £6,800pp
Destination:
Embark on an exhilarating Argentine journey, blending culinary mastery, wine tasting and polo for an immersive dive into the country’s vibrant culture and a glimpse into an authentic gaucho life.
Duration: 12 Days
Guide Price: £7,100pp
Destination:
Embark on an adventure in Argentina where diverse activities await, from tango lessons to fly-fishing and horse riding, amidst the awe-inspiring glacial landscape featuring highlights like the Perito Moreno Glacier.
Duration: 14 Days
Guide Price: £11,500pp
Destination:
Experience Argentina’s awe-inspiring natural wonders, from vast lakes to spectacular waterfalls and rainforests, while immersing yourself in the country’s rich history, culture, and gourmet gaucho traditions.
The foundations of a memorable holiday are the experiences and Argentina has an abundance of activities to make each itinerary special.
Exquisitely converted from a former palace, the grandeur and beautiful architecture reflect the history and opulence of this aristocratic home
Awasi Iguazu opened in 2018 as the third property to join this boutique chain of luxury hotels in South America. The 14 individual villas are located in a private reserve on the fringes of the River Iguazu.
For a true sense of wilderness, cross the cobalt waters of the Lago Argentino, passing ice floes and giant icebergs before you land on the shores of this historic estancia.
Immerse yourself in Argentina’s rich culture and breathtaking landscapes. Buenos Aires, the cosmopolitan capital, dances with tango and history. Patagonia’s glaciers and mountains awe with their grandeur. Mendoza’s vineyards offer a taste of world-class wines. Iguazu Falls, on the border with Brazil, mesmerise with their power.
From the deep cobalt lakes in the north of Patagonia to the icy fjords and glaciers in the south, few first-time visitors to Chile come without exploring the natural beauty of this region. Dramatic mountain peaks in the Torres del Paine National Park are perfect for hiking and walking, with never-ending lofty views and landscapes that defy the imagination. The weather in Patagonia is as dramatic as its landscape, and it is at the mercy of the Antarctic winds, Pacific currents and mountain thermals.
Taking care of your Latin America travel needs is Evie, our Senior Latin America Specialist. There are few people as passionate about the people and culture of the region, ensuring that in addition to the extraordinary destination highlights, you will experience the most authentic side of Latin America with a True Travel itinerary.
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