Explore our Argentina trips and uncover one of South America’s most diverse and captivating destinations. From the vibrant streets of Buenos Aires, where European elegance meets Latin energy, to the…
Explore our Argentina trips and uncover one of South America’s most diverse and captivating destinations. From the vibrant streets of Buenos Aires, where European elegance meets Latin energy, to the country’s breathtaking natural wonders, every moment is unforgettable.
Begin in Buenos Aires, wandering colorful neighborhoods like La Boca, enjoying lively tango shows, and tasting world-famous Argentine cuisine. Head south to Patagonia, home to the awe-inspiring Perito Moreno Glacier and the rugged peaks of El Chaltén, perfect for hiking and nature lovers. In the north, marvel at Iguazu Falls, surrounded by lush rainforest and rich wildlife.
Enjoy these stunning destinations with Argentina trips curated by Memphis Tours, guided by experts, and stay in a variety of hotels suited to every style. Every detail is designed to make your journey seamless, immersive, and truly memorable.
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Group Tour
10 Days / 9 Nights 1 Country
Experience the Highlights of Argentina tour package in 10 days with guided excursions and highlights like Buenos Aires, Iguazu, Patagonia, and more!
From US$1,630
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Group Tour
16 Days / 15 Nights 1 Country
Five iconic destinations, one unforgettable journey. Discover Argentina from north to south on a 16-day Vacation package. Reserve your spot now.
From US$2,800
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Private Tour
16 Days / 15 Nights 1 Country
Five iconic destinations, one epic private trip, tango in Buenos Aires, the roar of Iguazú, wildlife on Península Valdés, the End of the World in Ushuaia, and the mighty Perito Moreno Glacier.
From US$5,330
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Group Tour
8 Days / 7 Nights 1 Country
Discover Salta, Cafayate, Purmamarca, and the Quebrada de Humahuaca on this 8-day trip to Argentina through the landscapes, wine, and gaucho life of the north.
From US$1,500
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Sharing Group Tour
13 Days / 12 Nights 2 Countries
Explore Patagonia on a 13-day Argentina and Chile group tour, from Santiago and Torres del Paine to the Perito Moreno Glacier and the tango streets of Buenos Aires.
From US$2,322
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Private Tour
8 Days / 7 Nights 1
Salta, Cafayate wine, Seven Colours Hill, and Andean salt flats — Visit Argentina's northwest in 8 days, Book Now!
From US$2,300
View TripArgentina is in the southern hemisphere, so the seasons run opposite to Europe and North America: January is high summer and July is midwinter. It is also long enough to hold several climates at once, and the three main regions do not share a best season. Patagonia only really opens from November to March, the northwest around Salta is at its best in the dry months from April to October, and Buenos Aires is most comfortable in between. Here is what each season offers.
The shoulder season many people consider the best of the year. Buenos Aires turns purple with jacaranda in late October and November and sits in the low twenties Celsius (70s F), warm enough for the parks and the outdoor tables without the summer humidity. Patagonia wakes up through November as services restart and the days stretch out, and the northwest is still dry. Prices and crowds are below the January peak across the whole country.
This is the only window when all of Patagonia is properly open, with long daylight for the Perito Moreno glacier, El Chaltén and the Lake District. It is also the busiest and most expensive time there, so book months ahead. Buenos Aires meanwhile runs hot and humid at close to 30°C (86°F), and much of the city leaves for the coast in January. The northwest is in its rainy season, when mountain roads around Cafayate and Humahuaca can wash out.
March and April are the other great shoulder months. The Mendoza wine harvest runs through March, Buenos Aires cools to the low twenties Celsius, and the northwest dries out and enters its best stretch — clear skies over the Quebrada de Humahuaca and the Salinas Grandes. Patagonia stays open into April with autumn colour in the lenga forests, then winds down. Fewer visitors everywhere, and lower prices.
Winter splits the country in two. Salta and the northwest are at their finest: dry, bright, cold at night but warm by day, and this is when the altiplano is most reliably clear. Buenos Aires is mild rather than cold, around 15–16°C (59–61°F), and the tango and theatre season is in full swing. Southern Patagonia, on the other hand, is largely shut — short daylight, many hotels and boat trips closed — though the ski resorts at Bariloche and Las Leñas are open.
From the glaciers of Patagonia to the vineyards of Mendoza, the thunder of Iguazú Falls and the tango halls of Buenos Aires, Argentina stretches across nearly every landscape. Here is what to know before you go.
Argentina is vast: Buenos Aires to El Calafate is over 2,000 km. Internal flights are what make a two-week itinerary possible, and overland between regions eats days.
Cards are widely accepted and usually give a fair tourist rate, but carry cash for markets, taxis and small towns. Prices move quickly, so treat any figure you read in advance as approximate.
The wind off the southern icefield is relentless, and summer days there still start near freezing. A windproof outer layer matters more than a thick one.
El Calafate and El Chaltén have limited beds and a season that runs only from November to March. Flights, hotels and the glacier boat trips all sell out.
Choose a policy with medical and cancellation cover, and check it includes trekking or glacier excursions if the trip takes in Patagonia.
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