Capital of Argentina
Buenos Aires
Buenos Aires, Argentina’s vibrant capital, blends European elegance with Latin passion in a city full of energy, history, and culture. From tango-filled nights to colorful neighborhoods like La Boca and sophisticated cafés in Recoleta, it offers a rich and unforgettable urban experience.
The widest waterfall in the world!
Iguazú
Iguazú Falls is one of the world’s most awe-inspiring natural wonders, located on the border of Argentina and Brazil. With over 270 cascading waterfalls surrounded by lush subtropical rainforest, the falls create a thunderous symphony of water and mist — with the iconic “Devil’s Throat” plunging 80 meters in a dramatic, jaw-dropping display of nature’s power.
Los Glaciares National Park
El Calafate
El Calafate is a charming Patagonian town nestled on the shores of Lake Argentino, known as the gateway to the stunning Los Glaciares National Park. Its crown jewel, the Perito Moreno Glacier, is one of the few advancing glaciers in the world — offering visitors the rare chance to witness towering ice walls crack and crash into turquoise waters.
With cozy lodges, artisan shops, and breathtaking landscapes, El Calafate is the perfect base for exploring the wild, icy beauty of Argentine Patagonia.
The southeasternmost true city in the world!
Ushuaia
Ushuaia, known as “The End of the World,” is the southernmost city on Earth, where rugged mountains meet the icy waters of the Beagle Channel. Nestled in Tierra del Fuego, this remote and breathtaking destination offers dramatic scenery, penguin colonies, glacier treks, and even cruises to Antarctica — making it a bucket-list stop for adventurers and nature lovers alike.
Argentina’s Wine & Adventure Paradise
Mendoza
Famous for its Malbec wines and breathtaking mountain views, Mendoza offers the perfect mix of relaxation and adventure. Whether you’re touring vineyards or trekking the Andes, it’s a destination you won’t forget.
Patagonia’s Alpine Gem
Bariloche
Set against the stunning backdrop of the Andes and Nahuel Huapi Lake, Bariloche is a Patagonian escape known for its Swiss-style charm, chocolate shops, and year-round adventure. From skiing in winter to hiking and kayaking in summer, it’s a nature lover’s dream with a European twist.
The Soul of Northern Argentina
Salta
Rich in colonial charm and Andean culture, Salta captivates with its colorful landscapes, historic architecture, and vibrant traditions. From scenic mountain drives to folkloric music and cuisine, Salta offers an authentic taste of Argentina’s northwest.
Argentina’s Colorful Northwest
Jujuy
Jujuy is a stunning region in northwest Argentina, known for its vibrant landscapes like the Quebrada de Humahuaca and Salinas Grandes. Rich in Andean culture and history, it offers colorful towns, local traditions, and unforgettable natural beauty.
Uruguay
Colonia del
Sacramento
Colonia del Sacramento is a charming, historic city on the banks of the Río de la Plata, just a short ferry ride from Buenos Aires. Known for its cobbled streets, colonial architecture, and peaceful vibe, this UNESCO World Heritage Site beautifully blends Portuguese and Spanish influences, making it one of Uruguay’s most picturesque and romantic destinations.
Visitors can wander through its quaint old town, climb the iconic lighthouse, or relax at cozy riverside cafés while soaking in sunsets that light up the water in gold.
