Why Travel to Argentina
Take an Argentina tour from north to south, and you'll find nowhere else like Argentina, which is gathered with arid deserts, tropical jungles, and Antarctic regions. A country that comprises almost the entire southern half of South America, full of natural wonders and bustling cities devoted to tango and football, mixing colonial past and modern glamour. The stunning Iguazu Falls, the stalls at San Telmo in Buenos Aires, the vineyards of Mendoza, and the Perito Moreno Glacier will be just some of the highlights of an unforgettable trip to Argentina.
Capital
Buenos Aires
Currency
Argentine Peso
Best Time
APR - JUN OCT - DEC
Language
Spanish
Argentina Private Tours
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12 Days
Discover Argentina’s Nature and Iguazu Waterfalls
Buenos Aires, Posadas, Ituzaingo, Puerto Iguazu, Trelew, Puerto Madryn
10 Days
9 Days
12 Days
Discover Argentina’s Nature and Iguazu Waterfalls
Buenos Aires, Posadas, Ituzaingo, Puerto Iguazu, Trelew, Puerto Madryn
10 Days
9 Days
Argentina in South America Tours
Discover highlighted multi-country tours that pair Argentina with other South American destinations.
8 Days
Discover Northern Patagonia Across Argentina and Chile
Argentina: Comodoro Rivadavia, Sarmiento, Pinturas River Canyon, Lago Posadas, Caleta Olivia, Comodoro Rivadavia;
Chile: Puerto Tranquilo
9 Days
Explore Brazil & Argentina: Rio de Janeiro to Buenos Aires
Brazil: Rio de Janeiro, Foz de Iguacu;
Argentina: Buenos Aires
15 Days
Spectacular Landscapes of Brazil & Argentina
Brazil: Rio de Janeiro, Manaus, Foz do Iguacu;
Argentina: Buenos Aires, El Calafate, Ushuaia
8 Days
Discover Northern Patagonia Across Argentina and Chile
Argentina: Comodoro Rivadavia, Sarmiento, Pinturas River Canyon, Lago Posadas, Caleta Olivia, Comodoro Rivadavia;
Chile: Puerto Tranquilo
9 Days
Explore Brazil & Argentina: Rio de Janeiro to Buenos Aires
Brazil: Rio de Janeiro, Foz de Iguacu;
Argentina: Buenos Aires
15 Days
Spectacular Landscapes of Brazil & Argentina
Brazil: Rio de Janeiro, Manaus, Foz do Iguacu;
Argentina: Buenos Aires, El Calafate, Ushuaia
Argentina Travel FAQs
A trip with Royalairtrip allows you to have a tour with freedom and flexibility. You decide where to visit, when to see, what to eat and where to stay.
What makes Argentina a must visit destination?
This extraordinary South American nation captivates every traveller with its breathtaking diversity of landscapes, passionate culture, world class cuisine, and warm hearted people who welcome foreign visitors with genuine enthusiasm and pride. From the sophisticated Parisian boulevards and vibrant tango halls of Buenos Aires to the dramatic granite towers of Patagonia, the thundering spectacle of Iguazu Falls, and the endless vine covered valleys of Mendoza this destination delivers an endlessly varied and deeply satisfying travel experience. The country's rich European immigrant heritage blended with indigenous traditions creates a uniquely compelling cultural tapestry. Royal Air Trip crafts itineraries capturing the very best this magnificent destination offers.
What is the best time to visit Argentina?
The best time to visit depends entirely on which regions you plan to explore during your trip. Buenos Aires and the northern regions are most enjoyable during spring from September to November and autumn from March to May when temperatures are pleasantly mild and outdoor sightseeing is extremely comfortable. Patagonia is best visited between November and March during the southern hemisphere summer when trekking conditions in Torres del Paine and Los Glaciares National Park are at their most accessible and spectacular. Wine lovers should visit Mendoza during the famous harvest festival in March when the vineyards are bursting with ripe grapes and celebrations fill every corner of the region. Royal Air Trip helps you plan the perfect timing for your dream South American journey.
What unique experiences can I only have in Argentina?
This remarkable destination offers some of the most extraordinary and genuinely one of a kind travel experiences found anywhere in South America that leave visitors with memories they treasure for a lifetime. Watching a live tango performance in a traditional milonga in the La Boca neighbourhood of Buenos Aires where this passionate and deeply sensual dance was born over a century ago is a profoundly moving cultural experience unlike anything else in the world. Standing at the edge of the Perito Moreno Glacier one of the few advancing glaciers on earth and hearing the thunderous crack of enormous ice blocks calving into the turquoise lake below is an experience of pure natural drama. Royal Air Trip includes these extraordinary experiences in all our itineraries.
What is the food and wine culture like?
The culinary culture of this passionate nation is one of the richest and most celebrated in all of South America reflecting centuries of Italian, Spanish, and indigenous influences that together create a deeply satisfying and wonderfully diverse gastronomic tradition. Asado the beloved national barbecue tradition where enormous cuts of beef, lamb, and chorizo are slow grilled over wood embers for hours is more than just a meal here it is a deeply social and almost sacred cultural ritual shared with family and friends that every visitor absolutely must experience. Empanadas stuffed with spiced meat, cheese, or vegetables are the perfect street food snack found everywhere. The Malbec wines from Mendoza are world renowned for their exceptional depth and quality. Royal Air Trip incorporates authentic dining experiences into all our itineraries.
What should I know about the local culture before visiting?
This vibrant and passionate nation has a wonderfully expressive and warmly social culture shaped by centuries of European immigration, indigenous heritage, and a deep love of football, tango, literature, and the great outdoors that together create one of the most engaging and memorable cultural experiences in all of South America. Mealtimes are taken very seriously and dinner rarely begins before 9pm even on weeknights reflecting the deeply social and unhurried approach to eating that defines local life. Greeting people with a kiss on the cheek is the standard social custom even when meeting someone for the first time and refusing this gesture can be considered unexpectedly cold. Football is an absolute religion and if your visit coincides with a local match attending one is an unforgettable and electric cultural experience. Royal Air Trip briefs all clients on local customs ensuring a respectful and deeply enriching cultural experience.
Best Places to Visit in Argentina
Things to Know Before Traveling to Argentina
Our experienced local guides have curated the most essential information for traveling in Argentina, offering practical insights to help you plan a seamless and unforgettable journey. From entry requirements and domestic transportation tips to regional customs, cultural etiquette, and travel essentials, these guides are designed to help you navigate Argentina with confidence. Whether you’re exploring vibrant cities, wine regions, dramatic landscapes, or remote natural wonders, every detail is covered to ensure your trip is smooth, comfortable, and stress-free.
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Malbec Alternatives: The Best Argentine Wines You Haven’t Tried Yet
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