Top Argentina Eco Tours - page 3

Entrance to the National Park is not included and must be paid upon arrival, in cash only (credit and debit cards are not accepted). The approximate cost is AR$30,000 for foreigners and AR$9,000 for Argentine residents. Some hotels in the city are not included in our pickup itinerary. If so, we will contact you to indicate the nearest hotel where we will pick you up for the excursion. You must wait for your guide in the lobby of the indicated hotel. Pick-up or drop-off from or to the port cannot be scheduled. In order to confirm your reservation, we require the following information for all passengers: Full name, date of birth, ID or passport, nationality, hotel, and telephone number. If there are minors under 18 years of age, please provide a passport photo. Failure to provide complete information will result in your reservation being unconfirmed.

As we ascend, the landscape transforms. The Patagonian steppe gives way to a lush lenga forest on the southern slope, offering a natural spectacle that changes with each season of the year. The adventure intensifies with an exciting horseback ride through the winding circuits of the hill. From the highest point, Patagonia gives you one of its best panoramic views: To the west, the imposing Centinela Valley and the majestic Torres del Paine, icons of the Chilean National Park; to the north, the mythical Cerro Fitz Roy; Around it, the peninsulas of Magallanes and Avellaneda extend over the crystalline waters of Lake Argentino, whose branches and the legendary Boca del Diablo seem to touch the sky. Located within the lands of Estancia Alice, Cerro Frías is located just 23 km from El Calafate, in the direction of the majestic Perito Moreno Glacier. If you are looking for adventure, unforgettable landscapes and connection with nature, Cerro Frías awaits you with open arms

We will enjoy a relaxing catamaran sailing along the historic and challenging Beagle Canal. One of the objectives will be to obtain the typical postcard with the lighthouse. We set sail from the local tourist pier by touring the wide Ushuaia Bay, watching the city. We will sail around Bird Island where we appreciate the Fueguin birdlife watching Skúas, Black-Brown Albatrosses, Steam Ducks, Cauquens, Cooking Gulls and Grey Seagulls; and the Isle of Wolves where we will see specimens of sea lions of one and two hairs. Both islands belong to the Bridges Archipelago. When you arrive at Les Eclaireurs Lighthouse (The Illuminators or also the colloquially misnamed Lighthouse of the End of the World), you will see colonies of Imperial Cormorants and Rock Cormorants. From 1 October to 31 March: sail 09:30. From 1 April to 30 September: sail 10:00. ⏱ Duration: approx 3 hours. Presentation : 30 min before sailing time.

Half-day tour in which you will visit the second largest reservoir in the country, entering the beautiful Lerma Valley of Salta. We begin the tour either in the morning or in the afternoon, we start the road leaving from Salta La Linda towards through the RN 68, passing through the historic towns of Cerrillos, La Merced, El Carril and Coronel Moldes, to detour between curves and beautiful landscapes that will take us to the famous Dique Cabra Corral reservoir. We will have free time in which you can take advantage of activities on the dam, go for lunch/snack, take a tour and enjoy the magnificent view. From this reservoir, the Juramento River flows, recognized for extreme sports activities.

The scenic canals, islands, and stilted houses of the Tigre Delta lie just a 45-minute drive from Buenos Aires. On this tour, travel to Tigre in the comfort of a private vehicle, set sail on a sightseeing cruise around the delta, then explore the historic port town and its markets on a guided walking tour. A typical Argentine lunch at a local restaurant is also included.

Discover Ushuaia on a deluxe shore city tour created especially for cruise passengers. This carefully designed excursion allows you to explore the southernmost city in the world in comfort and style, with schedules adapted to your ship’s time in port. Enjoy a guided journey through Ushuaia’s most iconic landmarks. From panoramic viewpoints overlooking the Beagle Channel to historic neighborhoods and cultural highlights, you’ll get a complete introduction to the charm and beauty of this unique destination. Add a local flavor to your visit with a gourmet stop. As part of the experience, you’ll savor a freshly baked empanada, a beloved Argentine specialty that perfectly combines tradition and taste, offering you an authentic bite of Patagonia. Take advantage of free time in the city center to shop duty-free. With the support of a dedicated shopper assistant, you’ll be able to make the most of Ushuaia’s famous freeshops before returning comfortably to your ship.

The Tigre Delta is a scenic stretch of waterways and villages along the Paraná River, and lies about a 45-minute drive from Buenos Aires. With this tour, travel from the city in the comfort of a private vehicle, stop to admire San Isidro Cathedral, and visit the riverside market town of Tigre. Then, set sail on a 1.5-hour cruise around the islands and stilted homes of the picturesque Tigre Delta.

Embark on an unforgettable experience sailing the Beagle Channel. The adventure begins in the port of Ushuaia, where you must go on your own to redeem your voucher and board the catamaran. During the sailing you will visit Casco Island, an important nesting place of imperial cormorants, as well as observe various seabirds such as petrels, albatrosses, skuas and seagulls. Then the catamaran will head to Alice Island, home to a colony of two-haired sea lions, which you can observe in its natural habitat. The tour continues to the Bridges Archipelago, where a descent to land subject to climatic conditions is planned, to visit an archaeological site formerly inhabited by the native peoples of Yamanas or Yaganes. Finally, sailing proceeds to the Les Eclaireurs archipelago, where the emblematic lighthouse is located, ideal for taking the unmissable photograph of Ushuaia, before returning to the port.

Explore the Andes with us! We are experts in personalized experiences that reveal the natural beauty, Andean culture and Mendoza’s most impressive scenery. In this private tour, we combine comfort, unforgettable landscapes and carefully planned stops so you can experience a true adventure on Route 7 – with viewpoints, mountain villages and the majestic Aconcagua. More than transportation, we offer attention to detail and passion for sharing our land with you.

The National Park represents the southernmost protected area in Argentina. It is the only one with sea coasts and mountains. On this tour we will visit the Pipo River, Monte Susana, Acigami Lake, Alacush Visitor Center, Green Lagoon and Lapataia Bay where the Pan American route system ends. We will make descents to take photographs and a walk of about 30 minutes that will be subject to weather conditions. This attraction can be combined with the End of the World Train, a service that is purchased on the same day without prior reservation. To speak of the end of the world is to speak of Ushuaia. It is the southernmost city on the planet. Due to its location close to the South Pole, it has approximately eighteen hours of light in summer, while in winter, only seven or eight, but this does not mean that it is no longer a tourist destination. The city is surrounded to the west by Mount Martial and to the east by Mount Olivia and Cinco Hermanos.

Discover the beauty of traditional tango dancing with this live show. Take a seat in a Belle Epoque theater in Buenos Aires to see a tango performance by a set of skilled dancers accompanied by live music. Customize the experience with the option of a three-course dinner. Hotel pick-up is available.

Make the most of your time in the Iguassu Falls area of Brazil with a tour that takes in three attractions in one day. See the vast Itaipu Dam, and learn about its construction, and how the land around it has been turned into a conservation area for local plants and wildlife. See more than 1000 species of birds, including colorful indigenous parrots, at the Parque das Aves, then travel on to see the mighty Iguassu Falls.

Combine a market tour with a river cruise on this half-day Buenos Aires experience. See a side of the city that many visitors miss out on and tour traditional floating services to see how Buenos Aires locals make a life on water.

Be seduced by the fascinating landscape of Punta Tombo Provincial Reserve, the largest colony of Magellan penguins in South America. Departing early in the morning from Puerto Madryn, we will have a journey of over two hours through the vast routes and Patagonian scenery before arriving at this fantastic reserve. Our stay there will be no less than three hours, in order to cover both the Penguin Colony trails and the Punta Tombo Interpretation Center with enough time before our return to Puerto Madryn in the afternoon.

Experience surrounded by nature in Tierra del Fuego National Park: Walk along the different trails knowing the native fauna and stunning southern landscapes. You can tour Lapataia Bay, the crystal clear Lake Rock and the End of the World Mail in Bahía Ensenada. You can also take the End of the World Train ride (not included) and experience. The Park is only a few km from the city, the tour begins when we meet you at your place of stay to direct us to the National Park that combines sea, mountains and Patagonian forest. The first stop is the Main Train Station at the End of the World, for those passengers who want to board the train can enjoy this tour that runs through a pristine landscape. After an hour of tour our guide will be waiting for you to continue our visit to the park. We will walk the most beautiful views and a path to know the characteristic flora and fauna.

Admire panoramic views of the Iguazu Falls during this private full-day tour. Explore the waterfalls at your own pace and learn about Iguaza Falls National Park from your private guide. Explore various trails to see the falls from different vantage points. Hotel pick-up and drop-off are included.

"Discover the Perito Moreno Glacier at your own pace with our regular bus service from El Calafate without a guide. Ideal for independent travelers looking to explore this natural wonder. Enjoy comfortable round trip schedules, unique scenery and the freedom to create your own experience. Book now!"

Experience the full magnitude of the UNESCO-listed Iguazú Falls on this 3-day tour from Puerto Iguazu, including accommodation, national park entrance fees and all transfers. Take in the highlights of the Iguazú National Park on the Argentinian side, including an open-top 4x4 jungle safari, a motorboat cruise on the Iguazú River and a ride on the ecological train, then hop over the border to the Brazilian National Park and enjoy spectacular views of the Devil’s Throat canyon.

It is an excellent opportunity to explore the trails in the Montana Forest and contemplate the secrets of nature. The tour begins in the ravine, a starting point that allows us to enter this fascinating ecosystem. From there, we begin to ascend along paths that border the river, offering us the opportunity to listen to the murmur of the water and the singing of the birds. As we climb, the landscape transforms, taking us along the slopes of the mountain until we reach various panoramic points. At these points, the reward is a spectacular view of the city of Salta, framed by lush vegetation.

Bring the family for a three-day tour highlighting southern Argentina’s spectacular natural scenery. Set out from El Calafate with your bilingual guides to Los Glaciares National Park, where you’ll see Lake Argentino, marvel at the thunderous roar of calving glaciers, and enjoy jaw-dropping views  Perito Moreno Glacier—the park’s most iconic glacier—from a multitude of angles. This multiday tour includes two nights lodging in El Calafate.

Step onto the iconic walkways of Perito Moreno Glacier and witness one of Patagonia’s most breathtaking natural wonders up close. Explore the panoramic paths overlooking the massive ice walls of Perito Moreno in El Calafate. Walk along different viewpoints, capture stunning photos, and feel the power of the glacier as it cracks and shifts before your eyes. What makes this experience unique is the constant movement of the glacier, offering a rare chance to see ice calving into the lake—an unforgettable natural spectacle in a pristine landscape. Throughout the journey, your guide will share fascinating insights about the glacier, its formation, and the surrounding Patagonian ecosystem. Perfect for families, couples, friends, and solo travelers looking for an accessible yet awe-inspiring adventure. Book now and experience the magic of Perito Moreno up close.

Spend two days encountering the raw power and beauty of the Iguazu Falls both on the Argentinian side and over the Brazilian border. See countless views of the vast waterfalls, and explore the surrounding area of rainforest and jungle from boardwalks and raised viewpoints built into the forest canopy. The perfect way to experience this force of nature from all angles.

Experience the World Heritage-listed natural wonder of Iguazu Falls on this guided 4-night tour from Buenos Aires. Travel by overnight coach to the subtropical province of Misiones, and tour both the Argentinian and Brazilian sides of the falls. Soak up spectacular views of more than 200 different cascades from a series of footbridges and walkways, and stand at the lip of the spectacular Devil’s Throat. Enjoy free time to explore the town of Puerto Iguazú, and learn about the area’s amazing biodiversity from a professional guide.

One of the best experiences you will live during your stay in Tierra del Fuego, the End of the World. Immerse myself in the wonderful world of ecosystem engineers, and I knew from the teaching by experts, what their work is like, as well as the methods of building levees and burrows. The excursion begins upon arrival at the mountain refuge on the side of Lake Fagnano. Once there, we will take a rich snak and begin our hike, where we enter a century-old lenga forest until we reach the beavers area. We must approach stealthily so as not to disturb these incredible animals, who as if they were architects build their levees and burrows with the trees of the area. These small calm water reservoirs, also chosen by Cauquen families, are the places where the beavers live. Upon returning to the cabin they will be waiting for us with a delicious dinner.