13-Day Argentina Trips by Local Experts

Thirteen days in Argentina gives you enough time to build a route around one clear theme, or link two contrasting regions without rushing every stop.

A Patagonia-focused trip could combine Puerto Madryn, Ushuaia, El Calafate and Bariloche, moving from coastal wildlife and Tierra del Fuego to glaciers, lakes and mountain scenery.

Another route could pair Buenos Aires with Bariloche and El Calafate, then add Iguazú Falls for a broader mix of city time, hiking and dramatic landscapes.

In the north, Buenos Aires, Iguazú, Salta and Mendoza create a very different journey, with rainforest, canyon drives, salt flats and wine country all shaping the route.

The best 13-day itineraries keep internal flights limited and give most stops two or three nights, leaving space for day hikes, estancia visits, food experiences and time to explore independently.

Every Argentina trip here is designed by on-the-ground Argentina travel experts, not pulled from a catalog. Use these itineraries as flexible starting points: you can customize routes, dates, pace, and activities to match how you like to travel.