Top Argentina Eco Tours - page 4

Experience the best of Argentina on a 6-day tour that explores local cuisine, tango culture, and UNESCO-listed Iguazu Falls, the world’s largest waterfall system. A flexible itinerary mixes free time to explore on your own with guided tours for extra insight. And since this tour includes airport transfers, accommodation, and some meals, it’s a worry-free way to discover Argentina. You’ll even cross the international border to the Brazilian side of Iguazu Falls.

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.

This combo includes a full-day tour to Iguazu Falls (Argentine side), a half-day tour to Iguazu Falls (Brazilian side), a half-day tour to the Duty Free Shop after the Brazilian Falls, and also includes arrival transfer from Iguazu Falls International Airport to your hotel in Puerto Iguazu, and departure transfer from your hotel in Puerto Iguazu to Iguazu Falls International Airport.

Secure your seats for a classic tango show in Buenos Aires' San Telmo district. Let passionate dancers sweep you away as you learn about the colorful history of the tango, its music, and traditions. Upgrade your experience to include hotel transfers and/or a delicious 3-course dinner with included drinks.

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.

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.

Argentina’s mountainous landscapes are arguably some of the most beautiful in the world, but perhaps none more so than the 14-Color Mountain and the Hill of the Seven Colors. Leaving from Salta, this day-trip gives visitors the chance to see both, along with the Painter’s Palette and a 12th-century fort. Perfect for those short on time or without their own transport, this trip also includes free time to explore Purmamarca and Uquia.

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.

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.

Because you can be amazed at the view of the mountain range that surrounds the city of Ushuaia and its sumptuous nature that surrounds it. The route we take is full of historical value and, of course, landscape. We visit really interesting places that should not miss the opportunity to meet.

With us, you will feel like a local tango. We do not want you to live the tourist tango, but you can enjoy a real milonga night. You will be accompanied by two tango dancers who have been dancing in milongas for 20 years. You will know the codes, movements and the history of tango. The activity is semi private, we handle small groups so they feel accompanied and can learn and ask everything they want!

You will learn to make empanadas completely from scratch, including the dough and filling. You will taste our local beverage "Mate" and learn about the rituals and culture around it. You will have a great chance to learn about the local culture and way of living, directly from a local. You will spend a relaxed day in the comfort of a local's cozy home in a beautiful residential neighborhood. Be ready to get messy, this is a fully hands-on experience!

Discover the best of Iguazu in three unforgettable days. Explore the Argentine side with Devil’s Throat, Upper and Lower Circuits; admire panoramic views from the Brazilian side walkways and glass elevator; and visit the Biocenter to see butterflies, orchids, reptiles and exotic birds surrounded by lush jungle nature.

Take a closer look at the important and impressive Itaipu Dam. Admire the most beautiful views of the dam approximately 8 km long and listen to the history and facts about the plant and its operation. Then get to know the Bela Vista Wild Animals Eco Retreat, a unit of environmental protection, created in the 70s to get thousands of animals "dislodged" by the power plant

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.

Start your day with an exciting adventure as we head to the heart of the Punta Tombo Protected Natural Area, home to one of the largest Magellanic penguin colonies in the world. From the early hours of the morning, we embark on a fascinating journey that will take us through the landscapes of Patagonia. During the journey we will witness the wild beauty and serenity of this unique corner of the planet, where the horizon is lost in the vastness of the steppe. Here, nature is shown in all its splendor. During your stay, you will have the opportunity to thoroughly explore the trails of the Pingüinera, where thousands of Magellanic penguins go about their daily lives in a spectacle that you rarely have the opportunity to witness so closely. Additionally, you can visit the Punta Tombo Interpretation Center, a space designed to give you a deeper understanding of this unique ecosystem and the species that inhabit it.

Begin the tour from your hotel heading to Valle Carbajal Viewpoint, where you’ll admire peat bogs and stunning views of the mountain range and glaciers. Next, stop at a winter center before continuing along Route 3 to Garibaldi Pass, a key point in the Andes Mountains. Later, arrive at Puesto La Carmen, a special spot by Lake Fagnano, known as “The Rest of the Horizon.” Finally, visit Garibaldi Pass Viewpoint to take in Hidden Lake, surrounded by mountains. A unique experience to discover the natural beauty of Tierra del Fuego.

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 4WD tour through the winding circuits of the hill. Feel the adrenaline as you enter the virgin nature and reach the top of Cerro Frías (1095 meters above sea level), a solitary giant in the middle of the valley. 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.

The hike along the Coastal Path is a true sensory journey. Over seven kilometers, the trail reveals the typical flora of the Tierra del Fuego forest, native birds soaring through the sky, and signs of the passage of the ancient Yámana, the first inhabitants of these southern lands. If conditions don't allow for this trail, there is an equally fascinating alternative through the Pampa Alta. After the hike, a hot lunch surrounded by nature comforts us and recharges us for what lies ahead: a unique journey on inflatable rafts along the Lapataia River. This tranquil water tour takes us to the legendary Lapataia Bay, where the Pan-American Highway and National Route 3 meet. It's a symbolic moment, the perfect ending to a day full of discovery.

The experience begins in Buenos Aires, heading north through residential areas and urban centers of the Greater Buenos Aires metropolitan area. Along the way, you'll see landmarks such as the University City and River Plate Stadium, as well as highways and industrial zones that showcase the city's vibrant energy. The first stop is at Puerto de Frutos, a classic riverside market where local products, handicrafts, and authentic souvenirs come together. Then we continue along Paseo Victorica, stopping to explore the gardens of the Tigre Art Museum, a historic building on the riverbank that invites you to stroll and relax. At lunchtime, we enjoyed a meal at a restaurant overlooking the Luján River, renowned for its excellent location, stunning views, and exceptional cuisine. It was the perfect moment to relax and savor the surroundings. A complete experience that blends nature, history, and urban life, ideal for discovering why the Delta is a truly unique and unforgettable place.

Depart from Ushuaia’s Tourist Pier and sail into the heart of the Beagle Channel, enjoying stunning coastal views including the Maritime Museum, the End of the World Museum, and the majestic Olivia and Cinco Hermanos Mountains. Get close to the Island of Los Lobos to see playful sea lions in their natural habitat. Then, discover Bird Island, home to colorful Magellanic and Imperial cormorants. Sail toward the Les Eclaireurs Lighthouse and admire the remains of the historic Monte Cervantes shipwreck. Continue along the southern coast of Tierra del Fuego, spotting Estancia Remolino and the stranded Monte Sarmiento ship. Cross the channel and view Gable Island and Chile’s Puerto Williams Naval Base. Finally, pause at Martillo Island, where a curious colony of Magellanic penguins will delight you with unforgettable moments and perfect photo opportunities. On your return, take in views of the traditional Túnel and Fique Estancias that frame this unique journey.

Enjoy a relaxed and exclusive experience at one of Patagonia’s most iconic natural wonders. This tour is designed to avoid the crowds and immerse you in breathtaking scenery with personalized service. Departing mid-morning in a small group from your hotel, a knowledgeable local guide will share fascinating insights about the region’s nature and landscapes. Upon arrival at the National Park, you’ll have plenty of time to explore the walkways and take in unforgettable views. You can also choose to add an optional boat ride to get even closer to the stunning ice formation. Before heading back, we’ll stop at a traditional Patagonian outpost for panoramic views, a local snack, and a taste of mate, Argentina’s famous herbal tea. A perfect experience for travelers looking for nature, culture, and comfort all in one day.

Enjoy a comfortable, safe and personalized transfer Traveling is starting your Mendoza experience on the right foot. You will be offered modern vehicles, clean and in excellent condition, ideal for you to enjoy the tour with complete peace of mind. Each car can accommodate up to 3 passengers plus the driver, ensuring a private and comfortable atmosphere. your driver stands out for his punctuality, friendly treatment and extensive experience, ensuring a professional service from the beginning. Whether you are arriving or departing, you will be accompanied with warmth and efficiency so that your only concern is to enjoy.

The adventure begins in Buenos Aires, traveling to the northern part of the city. Along the way, you'll see iconic landmarks such as the University City and River Plate Stadium, alongside highways and industrial areas that gradually give way to an increasingly green and natural environment. Upon arriving in Tigre, the tour begins with a visit to the traditional Puerto de Frutos, a picturesque market on the riverbank where locals buy household goods, handicrafts, and regional products. The tour then continues along the elegant Paseo Victorica, with a stop to stroll through the gardens of the Tigre Art Museum (MAT), a historic building surrounded by nature and offering privileged views of the river.