
Iconic Patagonia Tours
Witness one of the world's few advancing glaciers and trek beneath the granite peaks of Fitz Roy.

Argentina holidays through Patagonia and the Andes — from colonial Salta and Salinas Grandes to the glaciers, peaks and steppe at the end of the world
Argentina tours offer one of South America's most epic journeys — a land of extraordinary contrasts stretching from colonial Salta in the northwest to the glaciers and wind-scoured plains of Tierra del Fuego in the far south. In the northwest, the high-altitude Puna plateau unfolds across salt-crusted plains, ancient Inca trails and volcanic peaks.
The vast Salinas Grandes salt flats stretch across more than 30,000 acres, and the Jama Pass crosses the Andes at 4,200m. In Patagonia, the jagged granite spires of Fitz Roy and Cerro Torre rise above glacial lakes, while the Perito Moreno Glacier calves thunderously into Lago Argentino — and the journey south ends at Ushuaia, the world's southernmost city. Our small group Argentina holidays take you deep into both regions, with the option to extend into Chile, Bolivia and the Uyuni Salt Flats.


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Argentina rewards travellers who slow down — the best stories are found off the tour-bus route.
From the field
The best time to visit Argentina depends entirely on the region. Patagonia is at its best during the Southern Hemisphere summer from November to March, when days are long, wildflowers bloom and trekking conditions are excellent — though Patagonia's famous wind is a year-round companion. The northwest and Puna are most pleasant from April to October, with clear skies, cold nights and warm sunny days; the summer months (December–February) bring short but heavy afternoon storms. The high-altitude Jama Pass and Salinas Grandes are most accessible during the dry winter months when skies are clearest.
Looking to travel outside the typical windows? Our Argentina tailor-made team can advise on the best time for you.
Dispatches, field notes and practical advice from our specialists.
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Every one of our Argentina journeys can be rebuilt around your dates, pace and interests — or we’ll design something entirely new.
We’ll build one around you.
Argentina's sheer scale makes it perfect for tailor-made holidays. A private journey lets you combine the regions that matter most to you — the glaciers and granite peaks of Patagonia, the colonial city of Salta, the high-altitude Puna, the salt flats of Salinas Grandes, or a multi-country extension into Chile and Bolivia. Our team builds Argentina itineraries around your interests, fitness level and pace, whether that's serious trekking beneath Fitz Roy, crossing the Andes via the Jama Pass, or experiencing Patagonia at the end of the earth. Private guides, internal flights and hand-picked accommodation from boutique haciendas to glacier-front lodges are all arranged to ensure your trip feels seamless.
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Yes — Argentina is generally a safe destination for tourists. Petty crime can occur in larger cities, but our small group Argentina tours travel with experienced local guides and stick to well-trodden, secure routes
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Before travelling, consult the latest UK FCDO advice at gov.uk/foreign-travel-advice/argentina. Argentina is generally a safe destination, but petty crime can occur in major cities. US travellers should check travel.state.gov for current guidance.
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