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From Glaciers to Tango, Argentina Captivates

Argentina is a land of passion, diversity and unforgettable scenery. From the icy wonders of Patagonia to the sultry streets of Buenos Aires, this South American gem offers something for every traveller. Whether you're drawn to dramatic landscapes, world-class wine or cultural flair, Argentina delivers at every turn.

Visit Iguazú Falls and feel the power of nature on the border of Brazil. Explore Mendoza’s sun-drenched vineyards and sample Malbec at the source. Discover the soul of Buenos Aires through tango shows, leafy boulevards and vibrant neighbourhoods. Down south, trek beside glaciers in El Calafate or admire the jagged peaks of Fitz Roy in El Chaltén.

Argentina is ideal for a tailor-made holiday, with internal flights connecting you easily between cities, mountains, lakes and vineyards. Choose from boutique hotels, luxurious estancias or guided adventures into remote wilderness. Whether you want a self-drive journey or a guided escape, the possibilities are endless.

The best time to visit depends on the region. Patagonia is best from October to April, while Mendoza’s harvest season shines in March. Buenos Aires and the north are enjoyable year-round, with spring and autumn offering mild temperatures and fewer crowds.

At Nexus Travel, we help you build a personalised Argentina experience based on your travel style and goals. From natural wonders to cultural moments, we’ll make sure every day is memorable and every detail is taken care of.

Suggested Trips and Tours

Explore our hand-picked selection of suggested trips and tours, designed to help you experience the very best each destination has to offer.

Lakeside Alpine Escape

Nestled in the Andes, Bariloche offers alpine charm, chocolate shops, scenic lakes, and mountain adventures in every season, from summer hikes to winter skiing and Patagonian tranquillity.

Thundering Tropical Wonder

One of the world’s most breathtaking natural wonders, Iguazú Falls astounds with cascading torrents, rainforest trails, exotic wildlife, and awe-inspiring views from both the Argentine and Brazilian sides.

Capital Discovery

Argentina’s vibrant capital blends European elegance with Latin flair, offering tango-filled nights, grand boulevards, colourful barrios, and a rich cultural and culinary scene that enchants every kind of traveller.

Wilderness Frontier Adventure

Spanning glaciers, fjords, and windswept steppes, Patagonia is a vast, untamed paradise for trekkers, wildlife lovers, and seekers of nature’s most dramatic and unforgettable landscapes.

Wine Country Retreat

Beneath the Andes, Mendoza invites with sun-soaked vineyards, Malbec tastings, luxurious wine lodges, and gourmet dining – a serene haven for lovers of fine wine and sweeping scenery.

Top Hotels

Explore our curated collection of top hotels, where exceptional comfort meets refined style. Hand-picked for their outstanding service, prime locations and unique character, these properties offer more than just a place to stay – they elevate your entire travel experience.

Awasi Iguazú

Set amidst the subtropical rainforest, Awasi Iguazú provides exclusive villas with private guides and vehicles, ensuring personalised experiences near the majestic Iguazú Falls, blending luxury with nature.

Cavas Wine Lodge

Nestled in Mendoza’s Uco Valley, Cavas Wine Lodge offers elegant vineyard villas, private wine tastings, and panoramic mountain views, creating an intimate retreat for wine enthusiasts.

Four Seasons Buenos Aires

Blending European elegance with Argentine charm, this hotel features luxurious accommodations, gourmet dining, and a prime location in the Recoleta district, offering unparalleled service and style.

Explora El Chaltén

Situated within the Los Huemules Conservation Reserve, Explora El Chaltén offers guided treks, spa facilities, and breathtaking views of Patagonia’s glaciers, providing an immersive wilderness experience.

Alvear Palace Hotel

Situated in Recoleta, this historic hotel exudes Belle Époque grandeur, offering opulent rooms, fine dining, and impeccable service, epitomising timeless luxury in the heart of Buenos Aires.

Los Cauquenes Resort & Spa

Overlooking the Beagle Channel, this resort offers direct beach access, a full-service spa, gourmet dining, and panoramic views, providing a serene escape in Ushuaia, Tierra del Fuego.

Palacio Duhau Park Hyatt

Combining neoclassical architecture with modern luxury, this hotel offers refined rooms, exquisite dining, and a tranquil garden, situated in the prestigious Recoleta neighbourhood.

The Vines Resort & Spa

Located in Mendoza’s Uco Valley, The Vines offers private villas, personalised wine experiences, and stunning vineyard views, creating a luxurious retreat for wine aficionados.

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Useful Information for your trip to Argentina

Entry Requirements

UK passport holders can enter Argentina for up to 90 days without a visa. Ensure your passport is valid for the duration of your stay. Always check for the latest travel updates before departure.

Best Time to Visit

Argentina's seasons are opposite to those in the UK. The best time to visit Patagonia is from November to March, while Buenos Aires and the wine regions are ideal in spring and autumn.

Vaccinations

No specific vaccinations are required, but routine travel jabs such as hepatitis A, tetanus, and typhoid are recommended. Yellow fever vaccination is advised if visiting the far north near Brazil or Paraguay.

Currency

The local currency is the Argentine Peso. Credit cards are widely accepted in cities, though cash is useful in rural areas. ATMs are available but may charge high fees and have withdrawal limits.

Language

Spanish is the official language. English is spoken in major tourist areas and hotels, but learning a few local phrases is appreciated and can enhance your experience.

Electricity

Argentina uses types C and I plugs, with a voltage of 220V. A universal travel adaptor is recommended, especially if visiting multiple regions of the country.

Buenos Aires

The capital city is known for tango, grand architecture, and vibrant neighbourhoods like Palermo and San Telmo. Enjoy steak dinners, street art, and lively cafés.

Patagonia

Southern Argentina offers dramatic landscapes, glaciers, and mountain peaks. El Calafate and El Chaltén are gateways to the wild beauty of Los Glaciares National Park.

Iguazú Falls

Located on the border with Brazil, these powerful waterfalls are a natural wonder. Walkways and boat trips offer spectacular views and close encounters with the spray.

Mendoza Wine Region

Situated at the foot of the Andes, Mendoza is famous for its Malbec wines. Visit vineyards for tastings, gourmet meals, and stunning mountain views.

Bariloche

Known for its lakes, forests, and chocolate shops, Bariloche sits in the Argentine Lake District and is ideal for outdoor activities and scenic drives.

Ushuaia

The southernmost city in the world, Ushuaia is the starting point for many Antarctic cruises. It also offers wildlife viewing and hiking in Tierra del Fuego National Park.

Getting Around

Domestic flights are the quickest way to travel long distances across Argentina. Buses are a comfortable and affordable option, especially for overnight journeys between cities.

Travel Insurance

Travel insurance is essential, covering medical care, cancellations, and adventure activities such as trekking or glacier hiking. Some remote areas may have limited medical facilities.

Packing Essentials

Pack layers to accommodate the country's diverse climates. Bring comfortable shoes for walking tours, and warm clothing if heading to Patagonia or the Andes.

Local Etiquette

Argentinians are friendly and social. Greetings often involve a kiss on the cheek. Mealtimes are later than in the UK, with dinner typically served after 9pm.

Safety Advice

Argentina is generally safe for travellers, but use common sense in busy areas. Keep valuables secure, avoid isolated areas at night, and use official taxis or ride apps.

Connectivity

Wi-Fi is widely available in cities, and SIM cards with data can be purchased locally. Mobile coverage may be limited in remote regions, especially in Patagonia.

Home of Tango

Argentina is the birthplace of tango. You can watch performances or even take a dance class in Buenos Aires, where the music is part of daily life.

Glacier Trekking

Perito Moreno Glacier in Patagonia is one of the few advancing glaciers in the world. Guided walks on the ice are a thrilling and unique experience.

Football Passion

Football is a national obsession. Argentina has produced legendary players like Diego Maradona and Lionel Messi. Catching a local match is an exciting cultural event.

Mate Culture

Yerba mate is a traditional herbal tea shared among friends. Drinking it is a social ritual and a symbol of hospitality across the country.

Southern Hemisphere Seasons

Seasons are reversed in Argentina, so pack accordingly. Summer runs from December to February, and winter is from June to August.

Route 40 Adventure

One of the world’s longest roads, Ruta 40 stretches across the country parallel to the Andes, offering epic road trip scenery and off-the-beaten-track discoveries.

Day 1: Arrive in Buenos Aires

Arrive in Argentina’s capital and settle into a city of culture, charm, and European elegance.

Day 2: Discover City Highlights

Wander Recoleta, San Telmo, and La Boca; enjoy tango, galleries, and traditional Argentine cuisine.

Day 3: Journey to Iguazú Falls

Fly north to explore lush jungle landscapes and the powerful beauty of Iguazú’s waterfalls.

Day 4: Explore the Falls

Walk trails, ride the train, and marvel at Devil’s Throat from panoramic viewing platforms.

Day 5: Fly to Mendoza

Head to Argentina’s wine capital, nestled against the Andes, known for Malbec and mountain air.

Day 6: Wine and Vistas

Tour local vineyards, savour gourmet tastings, and enjoy views of snow-capped Andean peaks.

Day 7: Arrive in Patagonia

Travel south to El Calafate, gateway to glaciers, windswept plains, and dramatic Patagonian beauty.

Day 8: Glacier Adventure

Visit Perito Moreno Glacier for incredible ice trekking or scenic boat cruise experiences.

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FAQs

    Where is Argentina and why should I visit?

    Argentina is a vast and diverse country in South America, stretching from the tropics to the tip of Patagonia. It’s known for its dramatic landscapes, vibrant culture, and rich history. From the Andes Mountains and glacial lakes to cosmopolitan cities and gaucho traditions, Argentina offers something for every kind of traveller. Whether you’re drawn by the tango, world-class cuisine, or breathtaking natural wonders, Argentina is a destination that captivates and surprises.

    What are the must-visit places in Argentina?
    Buenos Aires, the capital, is famous for its European architecture, tango dancing, and lively neighbourhoods like San Telmo and Palermo. Iguazú Falls, on the border with Brazil, is one of the most spectacular waterfall systems in the world. Patagonia is a highlight, offering stunning glaciers, mountain peaks, and hiking trails in places like El Calafate and El Chaltén. Mendoza is Argentina’s wine capital, known for Malbec and beautiful vineyard landscapes. The Lake District around Bariloche and the northwest provinces of Salta and Jujuy offer striking scenery and colonial charm.
    When is the best time to visit Argentina?
    The best time to visit Argentina depends on the region. For Patagonia and the south, the ideal travel months are from November to March, when the weather is warmer and trails are open. Buenos Aires and central regions are best from September to November or March to May, offering mild temperatures and fewer crowds. The north, including Salta and Iguazú Falls, can be visited year-round, although the summer months (December to February) can be hot and humid.
    What can I do in Argentina besides sightseeing?
    Argentina offers a wealth of experiences beyond sightseeing. You can go trekking in the Andes, glacier walking in Patagonia, or horseback riding with gauchos on the Pampas. Wine tasting in Mendoza is a must, as is sampling traditional cuisine like empanadas, asado (barbecue), and dulce de leche desserts. Attend a tango show in Buenos Aires or learn to dance yourself. Nature lovers can enjoy birdwatching, whale watching, or exploring wetlands like Iberá. Argentina’s festivals and football culture also offer immersive local experiences.
    Where can I combine Argentina with for a twin-centre holiday?
    Argentina pairs well with neighbouring Chile, especially for a Patagonian adventure across both countries. Brazil is a popular combination, particularly with Iguazú Falls connecting the two. You can also combine Argentina with Uruguay, just a short ferry ride from Buenos Aires to Montevideo or Colonia. For a more extensive South American journey, Peru or Bolivia make excellent additions, offering a rich mix of landscapes and cultures.
    What should I absolutely not miss?
    Don’t miss the power and beauty of Iguazú Falls, best experienced from both the Argentine and Brazilian sides. Exploring the Perito Moreno Glacier in Patagonia is unforgettable. Strolling through Buenos Aires’ historic barrios and watching a tango performance brings Argentine culture to life. Enjoying a traditional asado (barbecue) with local wine is essential. A road trip through the northwest’s colourful valleys or hiking around Mount Fitz Roy in El Chaltén offers some of the country’s most iconic scenery.
    What kind of accommodation can I expect in Argentina?
    Argentina offers a wide variety of accommodation, from luxury city hotels and boutique lodges to countryside estancias and mountain refuges. In major cities and tourist regions, you’ll find international hotel chains, stylish boutique properties, and charming guesthouses. Rural areas often feature family-run lodges or working ranches where you can experience local traditions. The standard of accommodation is generally high, and hospitality is warm and welcoming throughout the country.
    Is Argentina suitable for families and first-time travellers?
    Yes, Argentina is a great destination for families and first-time visitors. It’s a safe and friendly country with good infrastructure and a welcoming attitude towards children. There are plenty of family-friendly activities such as boat rides, wildlife watching, cultural shows and outdoor adventures suitable for all ages. First-time travellers will find it easy to get around, particularly with domestic flights connecting distant regions. English is spoken in many tourist areas, and the diverse range of attractions makes it ideal for a variety of interests.
    What should I know before I go?
    British passport holders do not need a visa for stays of up to 90 days. The local currency is the Argentine Peso (ARS), and it’s best to carry cash in smaller denominations, as card acceptance can vary. Currency exchange rates fluctuate, so it’s wise to check in advance. Tap water is generally safe in cities, but bottled water is recommended in rural areas. Tipping is appreciated but not obligatory. Argentina is a vast country, so internal flights are often necessary to cover large distances. Travel insurance is essential, especially for outdoor activities and remote areas.
    Final inspiration – Why Argentina?
    Argentina is a country of incredible contrasts and unforgettable experiences. From dancing the tango in Buenos Aires to trekking glaciers in Patagonia, sipping wine in Mendoza to standing in awe at Iguazú Falls, every moment is filled with wonder. Its passion, beauty, and spirit will leave a lasting impression. Whether you’re seeking adventure, culture, nature or cuisine, Argentina promises a journey like no other.

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