Top Argentina Seasonal & Special Occasions

Skip the tourist traps and enjoy a local dining experience in Puerto Iguazú. Learn the secrets of Argentine cuisine as you help to prepare a starter of empanadas then sit down to enjoy a delicious 4-course dinner that showcases delicacies from across Argentina. Learn how to mix a Malbec cocktail and how to prepare, and enjoy, maté.

No visit to Buenos Aires is complete without seeing a tango show, but choosing a venue from the hundreds on offer can feel overwhelming. Enjoy fine dining, Argentine wine, and a spectacular tango show at the Astor Piazzolla Theatre. During this experience at Piazzolla Tango in the historic Guemes Gallery, learn about the history and culture of tango in Buenos Aires after an optional traditional Argentinian dinner. Enjoy complimentary hotel pickup and drop-off.

Mendoza is world-renowned for its Malbec wine, but don’t miss out on other tasting opportunities, too! This short-and-sweet tasting tour combines a wine tasting at a popular winery in the Maipu wine region with an olive oil tasting at an artisan boutique and a chocolate tasting at a local chocolate factory.

Immerse yourself in the culinary heritage of Argentina in this cooking class with wine tasting. Your host will teach how to prepare one of the most emblematic Argentine dishes: empanadas, delicious pastry turnovers that are filled with either meat or vegetables. Afterward, your efforts will be rewarded with a tasting of some excellent Argentine Malbec wines.

Check out the magnificent Perito Moreno Glacier, which can reach up to over 260ft (80m) high, on this full day trek, either guided or non-guided- your choice. You'll have a chance to walk along the glacier walkways, and get tons of photos from viewpoints along the way. This tour starts in Los Glaciares National park, which is about 50m (80km) from El Calafate.

For timid beginners wanting to learn tango basics in a low-pressure environment or advanced dancers looking to improve their moves, a private tango lesson in Buenos Aires is a great way to meet your needs. Learn tango steps from a professional instructor who meets you at whatever level you need, plus get a local perspective on the importance of tango dance to Argentinian culture as you dance.

This tour is not only a tour : it is the most authentic way to feel Buenos Aires in a morning. You walk among colorful murals and convents in La Boca, get excited by the history in Plaza de Mayo, greet Mafalda in San Telmo and be amazed by the elegance of Recoleta and Palermo. Each neighborhood reveals a different face of the city, and a passionate guide tells you about it with proximity and Porteño sparkle. With 7 essential stops and more than 40 points of interest, everything is designed for you to live the city in body and soul. And when the tour ends, the magic is not turned off: the toast arrives, with a tasting of Argentine wines that connects you with the land and its traditions. With transfers included, an agile pace and the company of an expert guide in three languages, this tour is ideal for your first day or when the weather is short, but the desire is many. In 4 hours, you take photos, flavors and memories that feel like forever.

Mendoza is Argentina’s largest wine region and famous for its Malbec, as well as Cabernet Sauvignon and Chardonnay wines. On this small-group tour, enjoy an intimate wine tasting experience as you explore local wineries and vineyards. Sample a variety of Argentine wines during expert-led wine tastings and indulge in a gourmet wine tasting lunch with five courses, each paired with fine wines.

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.

Immerse yourself in the local food culture of Mendoza at this asado barbecue experience on the rooftop of a local home. Have an experience you can’t replicate on your own as you’re welcome into the home of your host to enjoy a multicourse meal with a small group. Lear how to make empanadas, drink Argentinean wine, and taste various Argentine barbecue specialties while you enjoy true Argentine hospitality.

Experience the thundering, wild beauty of Iguazu Falls on this full-day tour from Puerto Iguazu. On a guided tour of the Argentinian side of the falls, trek along a series of trails, footbridges, and vista points to witness more than 200 magnificent cascades, including the famous Devil’s Throat. Choose from a series of three of the main hiking circuits that wind through the subtropical national park, and discover native wildlife while soaking up different vantage points of the world-famous falls.

Soak up the incredible views of Mendoza’s vineyards and check off two well-known wineries in a day with this hassle-free wine tour from downtown Mendoza. Having transport included saves time waiting for local buses and helps you get to the wineries more quickly. The tour also includes two wine tastings and an olive oil tasting at a local producer.

Live the Argentine roast as a local in Mendoza In Braseando you discover Argentine culture through its most traditional dishes: homemade empanadas and grilled roast. The host guides the experience step by step: you light the fire, prepare empanadas and learn real roasting techniques, including cuts of meat, achuras and typical sauces like chimichurri and Creole sauce. During the experience you enjoy Mendoza wines while sharing the table in a warm and relaxed atmosphere, surrounded by mountain landscapes. This experience is ideal for travelers looking to get to know the local culture through food, in an authentic and close environment. Reserve your place and find out why roast is more than just a meal – it’s a way to share and celebrate.

Argentina is famous for its Malbec wines, but you don’t have to visit Mendoza to enjoy an authentic wine tasting experience. Visit Bodega Gamboa, a modern winery on the outskirts of Buenos Aires, and sample a variety of Malbec red wines during a guided tasting. Finish with a 5-step gourmet lunch at the winery's exclusive restaurant.

Northwest Argentina is renowned for its extraordinary landscapes and unique Torrontes wine, and this full-day trip from Salta combines both into one tour. Journey through the dramatic Calchaquí Valleys; marvel at colorful rock formations such the Devil’s Throat, the Amphitheater and The Castles in the Quebrada de las Conchas reserve; then indulge in wine tasting at some of Cafayate’s most renowned wineries.

Lujan de Cuyo—near the Andes mountain range—is an area known for its fantastic wine production. Instead of encountering the hassle of booking taxis between wineries, this private day trip is a convenient and stress-free option. Visit three wineries in a day for tastings, learn about wine production, and best of all—enjoy a delicious lunch with special pairings to complement the food.

Combine two Argentine delights in one experience during this tango class with wine and empanada tasting in Buenos Aires. You'll start with a 1-hour lesson in the country's national dance, learning the basic movements of tango. Then sample homemade empanadas with local wines. The class takes place inside an original *conventillo*, a tenement building where immigrants lived in the 19th century.

Experience being picked up from your lodging and touring various wineries and sample the best wines of Valle de Uco in a setting of unsurpassed beauty with the Andes as a backdrop. The Uco Valley is 1000–1500 metres above sea level and roughly an hour's drive from Mendoza City, on the Andes Mountain foothills. You can choose where to stop and how long to spend at each location. Finca Sophenia, Budeguer Winery, Familia Blanco, Finca Adelma, Atamisque, Salentein, Gimenez Riili, Monteviejo, Enzo Bianchi, La Azul and Domaine Bousquet are just a few examples of potential wineries you can visit. Simply let us know your choices for large or small spaces, biodynamic or organic food, modern or traditional architecture, and gourmet or regional cuisine.

Immerse yourself in the unique experience of mate, Argentina's most iconic drink, right in the heart of Buenos Aires. At our Mate Bar, designed as an authentic pulpería adorned with gaucho and countryside décor, you’ll uncover the secrets of mate in a way you can’t experience on your own.

Sip your way through the top coffee houses of Buenos Aires on a small-group walking tour. Perfect for espresso aficionados and casual java drinkers alike, the tour takes you to several of the city’s cafes. Your guide will give you an in-depth understanding of espresso-based beverages and their brewing methods, ranging from infused cocktails to affogatos. Along the way, enjoy a variety of complimentary snacks to enhance your tasting experience.

Learn to cook one of Argentina’s best delicacies in a small-group, hands-on cooking class in the Palermo neighborhood of Buenos Aires. You’ll be taught all the techniques for making empanadas from scratch, including folding, crimping, and how to fill them. As you eat your empanadas, enjoy a wine tasting with Argentina’s best wines—including Malbec and beyond—from regions like Mendoza, Salta, and Patagonia.

Immerse yourself in Argentinian wine culture with a tasting experience, led by a Spanish- and English-speaking sommelier. Enjoy local wines paired with food, including premium wines from boutique wineries that you'll be hard-pressed to find elsewhere. Group sizes are intentionally kept small (capped at only eight participants) to help ensure a personal and intimate tasting experience.

Private half-day wine tasting in some of Mendoza's most renowned wine regions. Includes private transportation, guide, and visit to 2 wineries with tour and tasting, according to the chosen category: Maipú, Luján de Cuyo, or Premium. Maipú: traditional region with wineries such as Trapiche, Trivento, Santa Julia, Agostino, and Antigal. Luján de Cuyo: the "Land of Malbec," with wineries such as Norton, Vistalba, Nieto Senetiner, Chandon, Benegas, Matervini, and Terrazas de los Andes. Premium: combines a distinguished Premium winery with a selected boutique winery. Among the references are Catena Zapata, Susana Balbo, Viña Cobos, and El Enemigo. The cellars are assigned according to availability. You can indicate preferences or request combinations between categories; they will always be considered as long as they are compatible with the contracted category and availability. If necessary, a warehouse may be replaced by another of equivalent characteristics.