Patagonia Luxury Tours
The Land of the Giants - from the Perito Moreno Glacier to Torres del Paine
Buenos Aires | El Calafate | Torres del Paine
ARGENTINA LUXURY TOURS
LUXURY TRAVEL ARGENTINA
Few countries reward exploration quite like Argentina. From the European elegance of Buenos Aires and the celebrated vineyards of Mendoza to the subtropical rainforest of Iguazu and the vast wilderness of Patagonia, a journey here can feel like traveling through several distinct countries in one. Shaped by strong Spanish and Italian influences yet unmistakably Argentine in character, the country offers cosmopolitan culture, world-class gastronomy, and extraordinary natural beauty on a remarkable scale.
Our luxury Argentina tours reveal the country’s diverse regions through immersive and exclusive experiences. Discover the vibrant culture and architectural grandeur of Buenos Aires, enjoy private tastings at Mendoza’s premier wine estates, and explore the alpine scenery of Bariloche, where pristine lakes meet forested mountain peaks. Further afield, witness the power of Iguazu Falls from privileged vantage points and venture into Patagonia, where glaciers, rugged mountains, and immense open landscapes create one of the world’s last great wildernesses.
Carefully tailored to each traveler, our luxury Argentina journeys combine exceptional accommodations, curated cultural encounters, exclusive insider access experiences, and seamless white-glove service.
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WHERE TO GO IN ARGENTINA
From the grand boulevards of Buenos Aires and the celebrated vineyards of Mendoza to the lakes and mountains of Bariloche, the thunderous Iguazu Falls, and the vast wilderness of Patagonia, discover Argentina’s most remarkable highlights.
Buenos Aires
Famously referred to as the “Paris of South America,” Buenos Aires is strikingly different from most other South American cities. Strolling through the elegant neighborhoods of Recoleta and Retiro with their Parisian-style former palaces, it’s obvious the nickname is fitting. In trendy Palermo, enjoy a visit to MALBA to see Latin American works of art, shop at chic local boutiques, and bike through the neighborhood’s beautiful parks and charming streets. In the center of bustling Buenos Aires, tour the stately Teatro Colon, one of the best opera houses in the world, from behind the scenes with private, VIP access. On Sundays, visitors can’t miss the markets on the cobblestone streets of San Telmo, the oldest neighborhood in the city. Not far from San Telmo, one can find the Casa Rosada, the presidential palace, and the historic Plaza de Mayo. In the evenings, dine on famed Argentine steak and wine before taking in an iconic tango show.
Northern Patagonia
The stunning alpine Lake District in Northern Patagonia is a true playground for the outdoor enthusiast! Active travelers can enjoy hiking, biking, kayaking, or even white water rafting among the snowcapped Andes mountains and crystalline alpine lakes. Explore the largest lake in the area, Lago Nahuel Huapi, on your own private yacht and personal captain who will take you to Victoria Island, where you can take in the local flora and fauna and savor a gourmet picnic lunch. After playing hard in the area’s natural beauty, travelers can relax and take in the striking lake views at their luxury lodge or choose to be pampered to their heart’s content with a variety of spa treatments. In the evening, enjoy local culinary specialties influenced by central and eastern European immigrants who populated this area that is sometimes called “Little Switzerland.”
Southern Patagonia
In Southern Patagonia, the Land of the Giants, the terrain shifts into rougher landscapes featuring piercing blue glaciers, emerald lakes, and towering snow-covered mountain peaks near the continent’s end. For an unforgettable experience in El Calafate, head to Glacier National Park, a UNESCO World Heritage site. Here travelers can see the park’s many glaciers up close and even trek across the ice of the majestic Perito Moreno glacier with an expert guide. In El Chaltén, travelers up for a challenge have the opportunity to hike Mount Fitz Roy. After completing this 12-mile trek, hikers are rewarded with dramatic views of glaciers, the unforgettable towers of Cerro Torre, and the turquoise waters of Lago de los Tres. Continue to the southernmost city in the world, Ushuaia, where one can hike through Tierra del Fuego National Park or navigate the famed Beagle Channel by boat.
Iguazu Falls
Upon seeing the spectacular Iguazu Falls, it is said former first lady Elenor Roosevelt exclaimed, “Poor Niagara!” An understandable reaction considering that Iguazu Falls is almost three times as wide and about 100 feet taller! Feel the power of these monumental falls from the water on a private boat tour or enjoy a birds-eye view of the tumbling waters via a private helicopter flyover as part of this luxury tour. Because of its location within the sub-Atlantic rainforest, this UNESCO World Heritage site also offers the opportunity to enjoy colorful rainforest flora and fauna, including howler monkeys, toucans, caiman, mischievous coatis, and possibly even the elusive jaguar. Interestingly, the name of these mighty falls is not a Spanish name. It comes from the language of the local indigenous population, the Guaraní, and many locals who live in the area still have Guaraní heritage today.
Mendoza
With the dramatic Andes mountains as an incredible backdrop, visitors to Mendoza, the heart of Argentina’s wine country, have the opportunity to visit some of the best vineyards in South America and the world. Although best known for Malbec, the vineyards in Lujan de Cuyo and Uco Valley produce grapes of different varieties as well, including Cabernet Sauvignon, Cabernet Franc, Syrah, and more. Blue Parallel can arrange private culinary experiences and wine tastings with a sommelier at both iconic and smaller boutique vineyards as part of a luxury tour in Mendoza. The natural beauty of the wine region is also the perfect setting for outdoor adventures like mountain biking or horseback riding.
Northwest
Travelers will find spectacular natural landscapes in the northwestern provinces of Salta and Jujuy. From the small but proud colonial city of Salta, this luxury tour will take travelers to the hidden gem of Cafayate, a tiny town famous for its exceptionally high-altitude vineyards. On the way, pass fascinating, lunar-like sandstone rock formations before arriving at the boutique vineyards to sample excellent wines, including the local signature white, Torrontés. In Jujuy, observe the surviving remnants of Argentina's indigenous cultures and the area's unusual geography. Stay in the quaint village of Purmamarca at the foot of the majestic Mountain of Seven Colors, part of UNESCO World Heritage site Quebrada de Humahuaca. From there, journey to the perspective-shifting Salina Grandes and pre-Incan fortification Pucará outside the mountain town of Tilcara.
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From immersive Patagonian lodges to grand vineyard estates, we scout for the very best luxury accommodations in Argentina. Browse some of our favorites below or explore our portfolio of preferred properties.
WHEN TO VISIT ARGENTINA
Argentina rewards travel for much of the year, depending on the regions you wish to explore, from Patagonia to the northern Andes. Discover more about the best time to visit Argentina.
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WHEN TO VISIT ARGENTINA
Argentina rewards travel for much of the year, depending on the regions you wish to explore, from Patagonia to the northern Andes. Discover more about the best time to visit Argentina.
- BUENOS AIRES: January, February, March, April, May, September, October, November, December
- NORTHERN PATAGONIA: January, February, March, April, September, October, November, December
- SOUTHERN PATAGONIA: January, February, March, April, October, November, December
- IGUAZU FALLS: January to December
- MENDOZA: January, February, March, April, October, November, December
- NORTHWEST REGIONS: January, March, April, May, June, July, August, September, October, November, December
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