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Argentina: from Patagonia to Iguazú and Salta, Argentina

South America · Argentina

Argentina: from Patagonia to Iguazú and Salta

Seventeen days with private Italian-speaking guides and domestic flights included: Buenos Aires, the Valdés Peninsula, Ushuaia, Perito Moreno, the Iguazú Falls and the coloured valleys of Salta and Cafayate.

17 days, 14 nightsCulture · Adventure

Quick facts

Country
Argentina
Continent
South America
Duration
17 days, 14 nights
Travel style
Culture, Adventure
Best period
October to April; whales can be seen at Valdés until December

Indicative price from

€5,699

per person

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Overview

The complete tour of Argentina, from the sea to the ice to the forest. After Buenos Aires you fly to the Atlantic coast, to the Valdés Peninsula, with sea lions, elephant seals and, in season, southern right whales. Then Ushuaia and Tierra del Fuego, and the Perito Moreno glacier, seen from the walkways and from the lake.

In the north it is another world. The Iguazú Falls, hundreds of cascades in the subtropical forest on the Brazilian border, and the Andean north-west: the Quebrada de Humahuaca with its seven-coloured mountains, the cacti of Los Cardones park, the village of Cachi and the vineyards of Cafayate.

Private trip with domestic flights, transfers and private Italian-speaking local guides; boat trips on shared scheduled boats.

Day by day

17 days in the programme

The route

Included

  • IncludedDomestic flights and their airport taxes, with baggage allowance
  • Included14 nights in hotels in a standard double room
  • IncludedMeals as per itinerary
  • IncludedPrivate transfers, with an Italian-speaking local guide (driver only for Puerto Madryn and the tango show)
  • IncludedPrivate excursions with an Italian-speaking local guide
  • IncludedBoat trips on the Beagle Channel, in front of Perito Moreno and whale watching at Valdés, on shared scheduled boats with a Spanish- or English-speaking guide
  • IncludedTango show in Buenos Aires
  • IncludedEntrance fees to Iguazú National Park and Foz do Iguaçu park
  • IncludedAssistance during the trip
  • IncludedMedical and baggage insurance

Not included

  • Not includedFlights from Italy and their taxes
  • Not includedBuenos Aires tourist tax and Puerto Iguazú eco-tax, about USD 1 per person per night each, payable locally
  • Not includedEntrance fees to the other national parks
  • Not includedDrinks, tips, personal extras and excess baggage
  • Not includedAnything not listed under "Included"

Trip highlights

  • Buenos Aires and La Boca
  • The Valdés Peninsula and southern right whales
  • Tierra del Fuego National Park and the Beagle Channel
  • The Perito Moreno glacier
  • The Iguazú Falls and the Devil's Throat
  • The Quebrada de Humahuaca
  • Cachi, Ruta 40 and Cafayate

Good to know

  • Italian citizens need no visa for tourist stays in Argentina of up to 90 days; you need a passport valid for the whole trip. Check the rules before departure. No visa is needed for the Brazilian side of the falls.
  • In Patagonia the weather changes quickly and the wind blows hard even in summer: dress in layers, with a waterproof jacket. Iguazú, by contrast, is hot and humid: bring a light raincoat, you will get wet.
  • The boat trips on the Beagle Channel and the lakes are scheduled services, on boats shared with other passengers and with a Spanish- or English-speaking guide. Southern right whales are at Valdés from June to December.

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