Northern highlights of Argentina trip

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Make Argentina’s Northern highlights journey your personal path through vibrant Buenos Aires, hidden mountain valleys, and the thunderous power of Iguazú Falls. Designed for travelers seeking meaningful Argentina trips, this experience is shaped around local guides, boutique stays, and immersive moments. Learn tango at a neighborhood milonga, taste wines from family-run vineyards, hike lesser-known trails, and feel Iguazú’s force up close.

Share your interests and travel pace, and we will design a custom journey that reflects your style. Begin planning now and turn curiosity into lasting Argentine memories.

Argentina's Northern highlights trip highlights

  • Quebrada de Humahuaca's colorful canyons: Walk sunrise-colored canyons and ancient villages with a private guide.
  • Salinas Grandes salt flats: Stride across dazzling salt flats on a tailored excursion, capturing surreal photos and learning local salt-harvesting stories.
  • Cafayate wineries and gastronomy: Savor boutique Torrontés and farm-to-table meals with personalized tastings, pairing regional wines and recipes.
  • Indigenous culture and artisanal encounters: Meet artisanal makers in mountain villages, customize visits to explore weaving, pottery and community stories.
  • Tailor-made journeys and boutique stays: Enjoy handpicked lodges, private transfers and flexible itineraries designed around your pace.
DayLocationActivityOvernight
1Buenos Aires

• Arrival and private transfer

• Personalized itinerary and local support

• Evening at leisure

Buenos Aires
2Buenos Aires

• Guided city tour

• Historic center and iconic avenues

• San Telmo, La Boca, and Puerto Madero

• Palermo and Recoleta

Buenos Aires
3Buenos Aires

• Tigre Delta excursion by boat

• San Isidro and Olivos

• Dinner and tango show at Café de los Angelitos

Buenos Aires
4Iguazú Falls

• Flight to Iguazú

• Arrival transfer

• Afternoon at leisure

Iguazú
5Iguazú Falls

• Iguazú National Park

• Upper and Lower Circuits

• Devil’s Throat

• Optional boat adventure

Iguazú
6Iguazú Falls

• Brazilian side of the falls

• Panoramic viewpoints

• Optional helicopter flight or bird park

• Return to Argentina

Iguazú
7Salta

• Flight to Salta

• Arrival transfer

• Evening at leisure

Salta
8Salta

• Humahuaca Gorge

• Purmamarca and Tilcara

• Uquía and Maimará

Salta
9Salta

• Quebrada de las Conchas

• Cafayate wineries and tastings

Salta
10Mendoza

• Flight to Mendoza

• Afternoon at leisure or optional winery visit

Mendoza
11Mendoza

• Luján de Cuyo wine region

• Premium Malbec tastings

• Winery lunch

Mendoza
12Mendoza

• High Mountain tour

• Aconcagua viewpoint

• Puente del Inca

Mendoza
13Mendoza

• Private airport transfer

• Departure assistance

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Day01

Buenos Aires arrival

Upon arrival at Buenos Aires International Airport, you will be welcomed by our local representative and transferred to your hotel for check-in. As part of your Argentina travel experience, you will receive a personalized itinerary with service details, contacts, and hotel information.

The rest of the evening is free to explore Buenos Aires at your own pace, enjoying a tango dinner, strolling through lively neighborhoods, or sampling local cuisine.

View from the helicopter for Buenos Aires
Day02

Buenos Aires city tour

Enjoy a morning Buenos Aires city tour along iconic 9 de Julio Avenue, passing the Obelisk and Corrientes Street. Begin at Plaza de Mayo with visits to the Metropolitan Cathedral and the historic Cabildo. Continue to San Telmo to explore its cobbled streets and colonial architecture. Discover the colorful zinc houses and immigrant heritage of La Boca.

Stroll along Puerto Madero’s revitalized waterfront and sample local cuisine. Relax in Palermo’s expansive parks and gardens. Conclude in elegant Recoleta with a visit to the famous Recoleta Cemetery, as well as nearby cafes and boutiques.

Casa Rosada (Pink House) Presidential Palace of Argentina
Day03

El Tigre Delta and tango night

Explore Buenos Aires along Avenida del Libertador, following the Costanera past Jorge Newbery Airport and the River Plate Stadium. View the Presidential Residence in Olivos, then continue to San Isidro to admire its 19th-century palaces and cathedral overlooking the Río de la Plata.

Travel on to the town of Tigre and board a boat at the pier to sail through the delta’s winding channels. Visit the former residence of President Sarmiento before returning to Buenos Aires.

Conclude the day with a tailor-made dinner and tango show at Café de los Angelitos, a historic 1890 venue where 21 live artists bring classical porteño music and dance to life.

BUENOS AIRES, ARGENTINA - OCT 14: People rowing along canal on Oct 14, 2013 in Tigre, Buenos Aires, Argentina
Portrait of young elegant tango dancers.
Day04

Transfer to Iguazú

After breakfast at the hotel, you will be transferred to Buenos Aires airport for your domestic flight. Upon arrival in Iguazú, you will be met by our local representative and transferred to your hotel.

Renowned as one of the best places to visit in Argentina, Iguazú offers a relaxing afternoon at leisure. You may choose to unwind at the hotel, explore nearby viewpoints, enjoy a gentle rainforest walk, or take an evening stroll to experience the local atmosphere.

View from the helicopter for Buenos Aires
Day05

Iguazú Falls

Explore Iguazú Falls within Iguazú National Park, choosing from a variety of scenic circuits. The Lower Circuit offers close-up views beside the cascades, while the Upper Circuit provides panoramic vistas from above. Reach the iconic Devil’s Throat via the Ecological Jungle Train and elevated walkways.

Optional experiences include the Nautical Adventure boat ride near San Martín Island and the Three Musketeers waterfall, or the Great Adventure, combining a jungle truck transfer with a thrilling boat ride from Macuco Pier.

Iguassu Falls is the largest series of waterfalls on the planet, located in Brazil, Argentina, and Paraguay.
Day06

Brazilian Falls and Parque Das Aves

Today you will explore the Brazilian side of Iguazú Falls in western Paraná. From the Visitors’ Center, board a panoramic bus to reach the catwalks that follow the Iguazú River, offering sweeping views of 275 waterfalls, including Floriano, Deodoro, Benjamín Constant, and Salto Unión.

Optional activities include a scenic 10-minute helicopter flight with Helisul for breathtaking aerial views, or a visit to Parque das Aves, where you can walk through immersive aviaries featuring macaws, anacondas, pythons, marmosets, and butterflies. After your visit, you will return across the border to Argentina.

Tourists at Iguazu Falls, one of the world's great natural wonders, on the border of Brazil and Argentina.
Day07

Transfer to Salta

Begin the day with a relaxed morning at your hotel, enjoying a leisurely breakfast and your final moments in the region. A private transfer will take you to the airport for your flight to Salta, where the next chapter of your journey begins.

Upon arrival in Salta, the evening is at leisure. You may choose to take a gentle walk around the historic city center, relax at a café on Plaza 9 de Julio, or enjoy a light dinner featuring regional specialties.

Exotic toucan bird in natural setting near Iguazu Falls in Foz do Iguacu, Brazil.
Day08

Humahuaca tour

The day begins in Purmamarca with a visit to the Hill of Seven Colors, the village church, and the local Craft Market. Continue to Tilcara to explore the ancient Pucará and the Archaeological Museum, then travel on to Huacalera to view the hill known as the Skirt of the Colla Woman. In Uquía, visit the historic church and the Indian monument by Soto Avendaño.

After lunch, admire the Painter’s Palette in Maimará and visit San Salvador de Jujuy Cathedral, known for its pulpit carved by Lola Mora. Return to Salta along the old road, passing through lush subtropical vegetation, completing a culturally rich day within your Argentina itinerary.

The town of Purmamarca in the Province of Jujuy in Argentina, South america.
Day09

Quebrada de las Conchas and Cafayate tour

Depart Salta through the Lerma Valley and enter the striking Quebrada de las Conchas, where wind and water have sculpted dramatic red rock formations. Stop to walk and photograph iconic sites such as the Amphitheater, Devil’s Throat, the Toad, and the Castles, each revealing surreal natural shapes.

Continue to Cafayate to visit boutique wineries and taste the region’s signature torrontés wine. Enjoy time in the town square and among its colonial buildings, with opportunities to connect with locals for an authentic, tailor-made experience. Return to Salta along the same scenic route.

Rock formation (Quebrada de las Conchas) Cafayate, Salta, Argentina
Day10

To Mendoza

After breakfast at your hotel, you will be transferred to Salta Airport for your domestic flight to Mendoza. Depending on the flight schedule, connections may be direct or include a brief stop, allowing for a relaxed morning or extra free time upon arrival. You will be met at the airport by a local representative and transferred to your hotel.

The afternoon is at leisure to explore Mendoza’s leafy plazas, inviting patios, and vibrant culinary scene, or to arrange a tailor made winery visit in the Andean foothills.

Colorful rock formation, El Cafayate, Salta, Argentina
Day11

Central Valley experience

Luján de Cuyo, celebrated as the heartland of Malbec, invites you to discover exceptional wines at renowned wineries such as Achaval Ferrer, Casarena, and Dominio del Plata.

This high-end experience features intimate tastings in small groups, guided cellar tours, and a gourmet winery lunch, offering an in-depth look at the region’s world-class winemaking.

Different wine on table on wooden background
Day12

High Mountain tour

Travel along National Route 7 from Mendoza, following the Mendoza River toward the Potrerillos Dam and the village of Uspallata. Continue past historic railway towns, the Penitentes ski area, and the natural rock bridge of Puente del Inca.

Stop at the Aconcagua viewpoint before a short walk to Los Horcones Lagoon, fed by nearby glaciers. The journey continues to Las Cuevas on the Chilean border, where, on clear days, you may climb toward the Christ the Redeemer statue.

Puente del Inca, is a natural arch that forms a bridge over the Vacas River, a tributary of the Mendoza River. It is located in Mendoza Province, Argentina, near Las Cuevas.
Day13

Departure

Your private driver will collect you from your Mendoza hotel and transfer you to the airport, ensuring a relaxed and stress-free conclusion to your tailor-made journey.

As the final chapter of your Argentina trip, you will receive personalized support from your travel designer to confirm flight details and assist with any last-minute needs, leaving you with lasting memories of authentic local experiences.

Mendoza