Exploring Complete Argentine Patagonia And Iguazu

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Exploring Complete Argentine Patagonia And Iguazu

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20 days

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4.363.162 ARS

I embarked on an extraordinary 20-day adventure across Argentina, delving into its most famous locations, from the breathtaking Iguazu Falls, recognized as one of the Seven Natural Wonders of the World, to the stunning terrains of Argentine Patagonia and the legendary End of the World.

This itinerary perfectly blends nature, culture, and adventure, offering a journey to uncover the country's rich diversity. Beginning in the lively city of Buenos Aires, you'll dive into its rich history, delectable cuisine, and vibrant tango culture before heading north to explore the lush subtropical rainforest of Iguazu.

The adventure continues as you travel south through the entire Patagonia: from the scenic lakes and mountains of Bariloche, passing through the awe-inspiring glaciers of El Calafate and the magnificent Perito Moreno Glacier, finally reaching Ushuaia, the world's southernmost city, where nature can be experienced in its most pristine form.

The journey concludes with the remarkable wildlife of Península Valdés, where you can observe whales, penguins, and sea lions in their natural surroundings, ensuring an unforgettable exploration of Argentina's rich biodiversity.

This is the perfect itinerary for those seeking a comprehensive tour of Argentina, combining the nation's top destinations into one remarkable experience: Iguazu + Patagonia + Buenos Aires.

Tour Description

✈️ Day 1 – Arrival in Buenos Aires & Free Time

Arrive at Buenos Aires airport and transfer to your downtown hotel. Enjoy the rest of the day at your leisure to begin exploring the city at your own pace: indulge in local gastronomy, visit iconic neighborhoods, or simply relax after your journey.

🌎 Day 2 – Flight to Iguazu + Brazilian Side of the Falls

Transfer to the airport for your flight to Puerto Iguazú. In the afternoon, explore the Brazilian side of Iguazu Falls, renowned for its stunning panoramic views. Stroll along the walkways leading to the breathtaking Devil’s Throat viewpoint, where the system's highest water flow converges. Enjoy a leisurely lunch within the park or in town. Return to the hotel for a free evening.

💦 Day 3 – Iguazu Falls Argentine Side: Devil’s Throat, Upper & Lower Circuits

Spend the day fully exploring the Argentine side of Iguazu National Park. Ride the Ecological Train to the Devil’s Throat and walk the catwalks to its main balcony. Traverse the Upper Circuit for panoramic views of the main falls and the Lower Circuit for an up-close experience with the water and the jungle. Immerse yourself in the falls from every angle.

✈️ Day 4 – From Iguazu to Bariloche

Transfer to the airport for your flight to San Carlos de Bariloche. Upon arrival, transfer to your hotel and enjoy the rest of the day to start experiencing the beauty of the Andean Patagonia.

🏔️ Day 5 – Circuito Chico + Victoria Island & Arrayanes Forest

Embark on a tour of Bariloche’s iconic landscapes. During the "Circuito Chico," visit scenic spots like Playa Bonita, Cerro Campanario, the Llao Llao Hotel, and Moreno Lake. Sail across Lake Nahuel Huapi to Victoria Island, with time to explore natural trails and visit the unique Arrayanes Forest. Return to the hotel in the afternoon.

🚗 Day 6 – Seven Lakes Route & San Martín de los Andes

Enjoy a scenic excursion along one of Patagonia’s most famous routes. Visit Villa La Angostura and traverse the Seven Lakes Route, skirting lakes, rivers, and Andean forests until you reach San Martín de los Andes. Take some free time for lunch and explore the town. Return to Bariloche through steppe landscapes and natural formations like the Enchanted Valley.

✈️ Day 7 – Flight to El Calafate

Transfer to the airport for your flight to El Calafate. On arrival, transfer to your hotel and enjoy the rest of the day exploring the destination.

🧊 Day 8 – Perito Moreno Glacier with Nautical Safari

Visit Los Glaciares National Park to witness the majestic Perito Moreno Glacier. Walk along the boardwalks for diverse viewpoints and later, take a boat ride on Rico Lake to see the ice walls and calving up close. Return to the hotel for a free evening.

🚢 Day 9 – Gourmet Navigation among Glaciers

Embark on a premium sailing experience on Lake Argentino. Navigate among icebergs towards the Upsala and Spegazzini glaciers, admiring their towering walls. Enjoy a gourmet lunch on board and a guided walk in a unique natural setting. Return in the afternoon.

✈️ Day 10 – Flight to Ushuaia + Beagle Channel Navigation

Transfer to the airport for your flight to Ushuaia, the world's southernmost city. In the afternoon, sail the Beagle Channel, visiting landmarks such as the Les Eclaireurs Lighthouse, sea lion and bird colonies, and enjoy panoramic views of the city and surrounding mountains at the End of the World. Return to the port for a free evening.

🌲 Day 11 – Tierra del Fuego National Park + End of the World Train

Take an excursion to Tierra del Fuego National Park, blending nature and history. Ride the historic End of the World Train, retracing the old prisoners' route. Visit the park’s main attractions, including forests, rivers, lakes, and Lapataia Bay, where National Route 3 concludes.

🚙 Day 12 – 4x4 Adventure: Escondido & Fagnano Lakes

Experience an off-road adventure in 4x4 vehicles through mountainous roads, forests, and old logging tracks. Visit Escondido and Fagnano lakes, stopping at a refuge to savor a traditional Patagonian lunch. Connect with the wild nature of Tierra del Fuego before returning to Ushuaia in the afternoon.

✈️ Day 13 – From Ushuaia to Puerto Madryn

Fly to Trelew and transfer to Puerto Madryn. Enjoy the rest of the day to relax or begin exploring the Patagonian coast.

🐋 Day 14 – Valdés Peninsula & Whale Watching

Explore the Valdés Peninsula, a UNESCO Natural World Heritage site. Visit the Interpretation Center and key locations like Puerto Pirámides, the starting point for whale watching (season runs from June to December). Spot sea lions, elephant seals, penguins, and native wildlife during the tour. Return to the hotel in the afternoon.

🐧 Day 15 – Punta Tombo & Commerson`s Dolphin Watching

Visit the Punta Tombo Provincial Reserve, home to one of the largest Magellanic penguin colonies globally. Walk along natural trails to observe them in their habitat. In the afternoon, embark on a boat trip to watch Commerson’s dolphins in their natural surroundings. Return to Puerto Madryn at sunset.

✈️ Day 16 – Return to Buenos Aires

Transfer to the airport for your flight back to Buenos Aires. On arrival, transfer to your hotel and enjoy the rest of the day at leisure to explore the city.

🏙️ Day 17 – City Tour + Tango Dinner Show

Take a panoramic tour of Buenos Aires, visiting its major attractions: the Obelisk, Plaza de Mayo, San Telmo, La Boca, Palermo, Recoleta, and Puerto Madero. In the evening, enjoy a full experience with dinner and a tango show at a traditional "tanguería," featuring live music, dance, and a journey through the history of the genre.

🚤 Day 18 – Tigre Delta & Navigation

Embark on a full-day excursion to the Tigre Delta. Sail through the canals to discover the islander lifestyle, followed by free time in Tigre to visit the Fruit Market or museums. A box lunch is included, with a return to Buenos Aires.

🛍️ Day 19 – Free Day in Buenos Aires

Enjoy a free day perfect for further exploration of the city, shopping, or indulging in its diverse culinary and cultural offerings.

✈️ Day 20 – End of Trip & Departure

Transfer to the airport for your return flight. End of services.

What’s included?

What’s included:

*19 nights' accommodation in a selected hotel in a standard room with breakfast included. *Excursions and transfers as detailed in the program. *Taxes.

What’s NOT included:

*Flights or plane tickets (Aerolíneas Argentinas). *National Park entrance fees. *Extras, meals, drinks, and/or services not detailed in the program. *Personal expenses. *Optional tours. *Bus tickets.

Frequently Asked Questions

This itinerary combines the highlights of Argentine Patagonia with Iguazu Falls. It typically departs from Buenos Aires and connects destinations such as El Calafate (Perito Moreno Glacier), Ushuaia (Beagle Channel), and Puerto Iguazu (Devil's Throat). Depending on your travel pace and optional excursions, 10 to 15 days are recommended to enjoy the trip at a relaxed pace. It usually includes free days for activities like sailing, mini-trekking, or wildlife viewing. The order of the cities visited and the number of nights are tailored to your availability, budget, and the season. Upon requesting a quote, the tour operator will send a detailed schedule with times, transfers, and estimated travel times between domestic flights.

The package typically includes accommodation with breakfast at select hotels, airport transfers, local assistance, and guided excursions to Los Glaciares National Park and Iguazu National Park. Depending on the package, domestic flights and a cruise on the Beagle Channel may also be included. National park entrance fees, port taxes, meals not mentioned, gratuities, and optional experiences such as glacier mini-trekking are not usually included. Guides are typically bilingual, and travel support is available 24/7. Before booking, please confirm the list of included and excluded services, available hotel categories, and the change policy to avoid additional costs and ensure the best value for your money.

The best time to visit depends on your preferences. In Patagonia, summer (December to March) offers long days, milder weather, and more excursions; autumn and spring offer colorful landscapes and fewer tourists; winter brings snow and winter experiences to Ushuaia and Bariloche. Iguazu, with its subtropical climate, is attractive year-round: in summer, the waterfalls' flow increases, bringing more heat and humidity; spring and autumn offer milder temperatures. During peak season, it's advisable to book domestic flights, hotels, and tours in advance. Check the weather forecast before you leave and pack in layers to cope with Patagonian winds and potential rain in the Misiones rainforest.

This tour is suitable for most travelers with a basic level of fitness. It includes walks along well-marked boardwalks and trails, some with stairs in Iguazu, and windy sections in Patagonia. More challenging activities, such as mini-trekking in Perito Moreno or trekking in Ushuaia, are optional. We recommend bringing trekking boots, layered technical clothing, a waterproof and windproof jacket, a hat and gloves in cold weather, sunscreen, insect repellent, a reusable water bottle, a poncho, and a lightweight backpack. If you have reduced mobility, please inform the operator to coordinate accessibility for boardwalks, vehicles, and boats. International travel insurance is always advisable.

The final price of the Patagonia and Iguazu tour varies depending on the season, hotel category (3 to 5 stars), inclusion of domestic flights, room type, and optional excursions. Request a personalized quote and ask about promotions, payment plans, and financing options. Also, check the change and cancellation policy, payment deadlines, and any no-show penalties. For domestic flights within Argentina, baggage allowances and taxes may vary depending on the airline and fare; confirm these before booking. Regarding documentation, travel with a valid passport or national identity card and check if your nationality requires a visa. For health reasons, consult your doctor about recommended vaccinations.

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