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See Buenos Aires on your own terms, at your own pace, by booking hop-on hop-off bus tickets. Passes valid for 24, 48, or 72 hours are available and entitle visitors to get on and off at more than 20 different stops. Once onboard, you can take in views from an open-air deck or stay cool by opting for a seat in the air-conditioned interior, and listen to commentary from a multi-lingual audio guide.

Set sail from Ushuaia on a Beagle Channel cruise for the rare chance to explore an extreme part of the world. Glide past the Les Éclaireurs Lighthouse, often called the 'Lighthouse at the End of the World,' and stop for close-up views and photos. Continue to bird-rich islands such as Isla de los Pájaros, and disembark to explore Karelo Island on foot.

Mendoza might be most famous for wine, but Cafayate in northern Argentina is a hidden gem with a rich viniculture. This day trip from Salta saves you the stress of navigating rugged desert roads and helps you see the highlights of Cafayate, which includes La Garganta del Diablo canyon and a boutique winery, without worrying about arranging logistics.

Get to know Buenos Aires on this guided half day tour where you'll be driven to several stops in a private, air-conditioned vehicle, and also be walking between places. This is the perfect way to get an overview of the city upon arrival, or for those who have just a few hours in the city to walk. Among the stops are Alberto J. Armando Stadium (La Bombonera), Casa Rosada, and Recoleta Cemetery, but the entrance fees are extra.

Swap the bustle of Argentina's capital for the idyllic Tigre Delta on this small-group tour from Buenos Aires, including hotel transfers. Set out on a sightseeing cruise around the Tigre Delta, one of the largest natural deltas in the world, before wandering a riverside walk beside the Luján River. Spend time exploring the lively market town of Tigre, with snacks and refreshments included along the way.

With two sides and myriad sights to discover, knowing where to start your Iguazu sightseeing can be tough. This activity-packed tour of the Argentinian side of Iguazu Falls includes rides on a boat, a truck, and a train through the subtropical rainforest—so you can admire the cascades from a variety of perspectives. Hotel pickup and drop-off from Puerto Iguazu are included for extra convenience.

Explore the Beagle Channel by yacht on this half-day tour of Argentina. Climb aboard the boat for a tour focused on nature and wildlife. Admire views of Isla Alicia, Isla Pajaros, and Isla de Lobos, as well as local landmarks like Les Eclaireurs Lighthouse, built in 1919. Disembark at the Bridges Islands for a walk and hear stories about the flora, the birds and the Yámana aborigines.

Explore Buenos Aires’ Palermo neighborhood through your tastebuds on a small-group foodie tour. Visit several different restaurants, where you sample at least eight local dishes and drinks to fill you up—vegetarian and gluten-free options are available with prior notice. Your guide teaches you about Argentinian culinary traditions and answers any questions you may have. Choose from day or evening tours to suit your schedule.

Instead of following an itinerary that doesn’t account for your interests, opt to explore Buenos Aires on a private and personalized tour that reveals hidden corners of the capital that you might otherwise miss. Check off highlights such as Recoleta Cemetery and Teatro Colón at your own pace, and relish the flexibility to tweak your itinerary.

Break less of a sweat than you would on traditional El Chaltén hiking tours on a gentle trekking day trip that’s ideal for less-experienced walkers. You’ll embark on two low-exertion walks that still reveal spectacular views of the landscapes, at a relaxed pace that’s tailored to the whole group.

In Buenos Aires, tango is more than just a dance—it's a cherished art form that defines the city's personality. Enjoy a tango show without the hassle, and look forward to watching professional dancers and musicians take to the stage, thanks to this hassle-free package. Small-group round-trip transport from your hotel is an available upgrade, as is a traditional dinner menu if you wish to pair the performance with a meal.

Don’t just admire the Perito Moreno Glacier from a distance, discover the highlight of Los Glaciares National Park from three different perspectives during a trekking tour that reveals panoramic views of the landscapes. Hike at your own pace on the ice using provided equipment, sail along the glacier walls by boat, and visit several viewpoints of the glacier. Upgrade to include convenient pickup and drop-off in El Calafate.

Unmissable full-day tour in Ushuaia where we will visit two of the three important geographical areas of Ushuaia. We will get to know the Tierra del Fuego National Park with all its flora and fauna. We will ride the End of the World Train to relive the history of the prisoners of Ushuaia. We will return to the city center so we can have lunch at one of the nearby restaurants. And after a few hours, we will show up at the tourist port (just three blocks away from where the bus left us) to start the second part of the day. Then we will navigate the waters of the native Yámanas in the Beagle Channel. We will visit the "Lighthouse at the End of the World" After 3 hours of navigation, we will return to the port where the tour will have ended

Just a few hours is plenty of time to explore on this guided tour of Buenos Aires, ideal for first-time visitors to Argentina's vibrant capital city. Your guide takes you through the city to its top attractions like La Boca, Palermo, and San Telmo, all while filling you in on the city's history and culture.

Explore one of Buenos Aires’ most iconic and mysterious places with an expert guide who takes care of all logistics. Discover the secrets of the hauntingly beautiful La Recoleta Cemetery, the 14-acre burial grounds in the city center. See the final resting place of Eva Perón and hear fascinating stories about her life and death. Learn about the architecture and history of the cemetery and the many people buried here.

Explore beyond Buenos Aires city limits—and travel to a whole new country—on this hassle-free day trip to Colonia del Sacramento in Uruguay. Located just across the Rio de la Plata, the UNESCO–listed town is known for its centuries-old colonial architecture, flower-filled plazas, and winding cobblestone lanes. Following ferry transit, go for a guided walking tour of the city's highlights. Then, spend free time exploring the many craft shops and restaurants.

Experience two of Ushuaia's top attractions on one convenient tour that saves you the hassle of making separate bookings. Pay full attention to the natural wonders of Tierra del Fuego National Park as you're driven between highlights, and ride a historic railway route on the End of the World Train—tickets are included to guarantee your spot on this popular train.

Take a deep dive into Argentina’s gaucho culture on this day tour to the town of San Antonio de Areco. Explore with a local who knows the intimate details of life on the Pampas. They’ll show you around town and take you to a nearby working ranch, where you can ride horses, feast on a traditional barbecue lunch, and watch equestrian demonstrations and dance performances.

The natural wonders of Patagonia are dazzling yet dispersed, but driving yourself between them can mean you miss out on the scenery while you focus on navigating. This tour of Peninsula Valdés’ highlights whisks you between attractions with ease, to heighten your chance of spotting wildlife and showcase a side of the region that many visitors miss.

From the gangway inside the harbour, local guides will take you to explore the "End of the World". With a personalised tour, avoiding the crowds, through Tierra del Fuego National Park, where we will visit: - Ensenda Zaratiegui, where we will be able to see the End of the World Post Office. (Closed down by P.N Argentina) - Lapataia Bay, with its landscape surrounded by mountains, its archaeological sites and the symbolic value of being the end of the Pan-American Highway. - Lago Acigami, a lake with impressive scenery and native flora and fauna. - Cañadon del Toro, here we will enjoy a picnic with some local delicacies. This is one of the quietest and least visited places in the National Park. We will also get to know the city of Ushuaia, as on our way we will see most of the city, houses, squares, schools, and the way the local population lives and is made up. At the end of the tour you can choose to get off in the city centre or we can take you back to the cruise ship.

Marvel over the mighty Iguazu Falls on this full-day tour of the Argentinean side, including round-trip transport from Puerto Iguazu. Follow three equally thrilling walking circuits, look out over the thundering Devil's Throat, feel the powerful spray of the water during a boat ride into the falls, and go off-road during a jungle truck ride. Entrance fees not included. Upgrade to travel in a small group.

Buenos Aires' striking monuments and vibrant neighborhoods are even more atmospheric after sunset. On this evening tour, discover the city after dark and stop to admire illuminated landmarks such as the Woman's Bridge in Puerto Madero, the Casa Rosada on Plaza de Mayo, and the Floralis Generica in Recoleta. Finally, where you'll find some of the city's coolest bars, restaurants, and nightclubs.

Step aboard a ferry to travel between Argentina and Uruguay on this day trip. Head for Colonia del Sacramento, just across the water, and enjoy a river tour as well. Combine your water transportation with any of the tour options once you get there for a complete day exploring Uruguay.