Top Argentina Nature and Wildlife Tours - page 34

Learn how to play polo on an Argentinian ranch (estancia) during this full-day tour from Buenos Aires. With an instructor of 15 people or fewer, mount your horse for a lesson followed by a traditional barbecue. Round-trip transportation from hotels in Recoleta, Retiro, San Nicolas, and Montserrat included.

Embark on an immersive maritime expedition with this whale-watching cruise from Puerto Pirámides. Observe whales interacting with each other in their natural habitat from the lower deck of a submarine, where 40 windows provide a panoramic view and make you feel as if you're swimming right alongside them. Then, get a different perspective by observing these magnificent sea mammals from above on an upper deck.

Sail around the ends of the earth on this half-day yacht tour of the Beagle Channel from Ushuaia. Take in the unspoiled sight of isles and peaks on this strait that runs through the Tierra del Fuego Archipelago, stopping to disembark on several islands where you can observe native wildlife like penguins, sea lions, and cormorants. Learn about their unique habitats nestled from a guide, and recharge with a snack and hot tea or coffee onboard while gliding past the magnificent scenery of the southernmost point in the world.

Get a more intimate glimpse at the UNESCO-listed Perito Moreno Glacier than you would from the viewing platforms during this private day trip with a boat cruise from El Calafate. Letting someone else drive you along the scenic Route 11 allows you to enjoy views of Lake Argentino as you ride, rather than focusing on the road. You’ll then board a shared boat for a first-hand encounter with the imposing ice walls of this massive glacier.

Live Bariloche in a different way. Explore the nature of this wonderful city of the Argentinean Patagonia through adventure activities that will make you feel the adrenaline and live unforgettable moments. Sail and explore the forests of Nahuel Huapi National Park, go kayaking through amazing landscapes and finish the trip horseback riding at the Patagonian steppe.

Iguazu Falls are truly massive. See them from both Brazilian and Argentinian sides during this multi-day luxury tour. Guided hikes through national parks and along elevated platforms at various levels allow for a complete experience. After feeling the spray from above, hop aboard a private boat to feel it from below then run the rapids down to Puerto Macuco where your off-road chariot awaits.

Visit one of the world’s premier wine regions in Mendoza, Argentina on this luxury 5-day tour. Explore this area’s unique vineyards that are shaped by the surrounding Andes Mountains. Learn about the winemaking process, visit top wine cellars, and relax at a luxury thermal spa near the city. Enjoy a stress-free trip with hotels, excursions, and all transportation taken care of as well as a few meals.

Visit Estancia 25 de Mayo, a sprawling  42,000-acre (17,000-hectare) ranch with a historical main house outside El Calafate. Traveling in a comfortable 4x4 vehicle, ascend the Huyliche and Calafate hills. Destination: an outpost of the Villalba family residences—the first inhabitants of this land. Learn about the family’s history and the native flora and fauna, then enjoy a typical Argentinian lunch.

Enjoy the stunning scenery of Argentinean Patagonia from a whole new perspective, that will allow you contemplate it in all its inmensity. The Calafate Balcony in 4WD tour takes you to a panoramic viewpoint in all terrain vechicles, to observe the entire area of El Calafate, the hills of Chalten and Perito Moreno Glacier from the same place. In addition, we will have the pleasure of ending the tour with different descents in which we will be able to choose one of the following options: 4x4, trekking or zip line and all the descents will take us to the Estancia Huyliche to have lunch.

See the impressive Iguazu Falls by air with this 3-Day tour from Buenos Aires, where you’ll have flights over the falls on both the Argentine and Brazilian sides. You’ll see over 200 individual waterfalls, including Devil’s Throat, the biggest and most famous. Choose from four or five star accommodation, and relax knowing your guide will take care of all the arrangements.

Because of their size, and cultural and natural diversity, planning a trip to Brazil and Argentina can feel overwhelming. Let a guide take care of arranging accommodation, tours, meals, and activities—so that you can sit back, relax, and soak up the scenery—on a 12-day tour that covers highlights such as Buenos Aires, Tigre River, Iguazu Falls, Rio de Janeiro, and Guanabara Bay.

The Estancia San Lorenzo Natural Reserve is located within the Peninsula Valdés Protected Natural Area, 160 kilometers from the city of Puerto Madryn, in the province of Chubut, Patagonia Argentina. On its coasts is located a colony of more than 600,000 Magellanic penguins that can be visited between September 7 and March 31 of each year, making it the largest continental colony in the world. In addition to having the possibility of observing these wonderful animals in their natural habitat, in the area we can find marine fossils that emerge on the cliffs and ravines that drain into the sea. Thanks to the diversity of attractions, you can choose to travel different trails that vary according to the area to visit and their difficulty. You can enjoy the Penguin Land option, which consists of a mini trekking through the area with the highest concentration of animals. You can also enjoy the Penguin Experience in its classic and evening tour: Sunset Penguin Experience.

You’ll cruise the imposing Argentinian Lake, surrounded by majestic landscapes and unique views that anticipate an unforgettable experience. More intense and challenging than the traditional Minitrekking, the glacier hike will allow you to explore deep crevasses, crystal clear lagoons and amazing ice formations such as seracs. With crampons on your feet, you’ll walk through the heart of the glacier, visit a waterfall and close the adventure with a toast on board during the boat return. This experience is designed for those who seek closer contact with nature and want to live a demanding and off-the-beaten-beaten-path. Whether you’ve already explored the glacier in a traditional way or just want to take your adventurous spirit one step further, this challenge will allow you to push your boundaries and enjoy one of the most striking landscapes in Patagonia.

This half-day City Tour is the ideal excursion to begin to know San Juan. You will have the opportunity to explore corners that defined the history and culture of the province and the country, as well as natural attractions. An unmissable combination that will serve as an ideal introduction for the beginning of your trip. Do not miss our City Tour of San Juan and surroundings!

Journey from Salta to San Antonio de los Cobres on this full-day coach tour. Follow the route of Argentina's Train to the Clouds and travel through Quebrada del Toro, crossing bridges and viaducts in Chorrillo and Alisal on this scenic round-trip drive. Visit Santa Rosa de Tastil, a pre-Incan archaeological site, before arriving at your quiet mountain town destination where you can look out over the Polvorilla Viaduct.

Experience the unique scenery of Tierra del Fuego with its lakes, rivers, vegetation, and peat bogs. The Tierra del Fuego National Park extends from the Beagle Channel in the south along the Chilean border to Lago Fagnano in the north. Admire sections of the forest burnt long ago standing in contrast to the green vegetation. Snap photos at Panoramic Point, Lapataia Bay, and Acigami lake.

Discover Patagonia’s Magellanic penguins at one of the largest penguin nesting grounds in continental South America with this full-day tour with a small group. Enjyo convenient pickup from the cruise port in Puerto Madryn, and a boxed lunch with bottled water. Wander around the walking paths at Punta Tombo to enjoy views of the penguins before returning back to Puerto Madryn with plenty of time to catch your cruise.

Visit one of South America’s largest penguin reserves at Estancia San Lorenzo, and see more than 600,000 Magellanic penguins taking advantage of the sheltered rocks of the Peninsula Valdes coastline. Explore a local farm for an authentic Patagonian barbecue lunch, then travel to see sea lions and elephant seals in Punta Norte, and experience a close encounter with these huge animals.

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.

On a guided tour and in private service, you will visit the side of the falls when you have the closest view of the waterfalls, in tracks over and under them, in the middle of the tropical forest, and also enjoy the visit to the Brazilian side of the Iguaçu Falls, the largest set of waterfalls on the planet, with 275 waterfalls; private services with guide accompaniment; approximately 8 to 9 hours. full-day tour.

On a guided tour and in private service, for an average of 07 hours, we pick-up you at the hotel, and will enjoy the visit to the Brazilian side of the Iguaçu Falls, largest set of waterfalls on the planet, with 275 waterfalls on the Atlantic Rainforest. Few people can come to know the Iguassu Falls, one of the seven wonders of nature in the world, and still have the opportunity to meet by the top, on a helicopter flights makes the view unique.

Your guide will pick you up at the Gran Meliá Iguazú Hotel and go to across the border to Brazil, until the Parque das Aves, the second most visited attraction in the city, which gets more than 800 thousand visitors a year. Here you can get very close to several birds, including toucans, macaws, scarlet ibises, flamingos and parrots. The walkway is cemented with easy access; it is approximately 1.5 km long, amidst the rich and lush Atlantic Rainforest. Then, we go to the Macuco Boat Safari: get an electric car on the the forest too, and then, get a boat on the Iguassu River rapids, until the falls. Then will enjoy the visit to the Brazilian side of the Iguaçu Falls, largest set of waterfalls on the planet, with 275 waterfalls on the Atlantic Rainforest; Total ride time is approximately 9h00 hour; at the end, you will be taken back to your hotel; food and beverages are not included; there are restrooms and souvenir shops on the premises.

Enjoy a wonderful day out around the Iguazu Falls with this half day tour. Meet your guide at your hotel in Puerto Iguazú and then head to the Brazilian side of the Iguazu Falls, marveling at the largest collection of waterfalls on the planet. Then enjoy a visit to a bird park, which is the largest in the world focusing specifically on macaws.

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.