Top Argentina Unique Experiences

Discover the fine wines and gourmet cuisine of Mendoza on a small-group tour of Argentina’s most important wine region. Uncover the secrets of Argentina’s famous Malbec wines, indulge in expert-led wine tastings at different wineries and dine on a delicious Argentine-style lunch.

Swap an off-the-peg tour for a personalized walk that connects you to the real Buenos Aires—the one happening behind the landmarks. Join a local who feels passionate about their city, and take a tour designed around your personal wishes. Access local neighborhoods and off-the-beaten-track gems; learn ways to the key sights, and get lowdowns on restaurants and local hang-outs—all as you would from a friend in the city.

Experience a slice of life in Buenos Aires with a private market tour and cooking class at a gorgeous, modern home located in San Telmo. You can begin your experience with a walking tour of the Mercado San Telmo and pick up ingredients, taste local items, and hear about the market’s history. Then walk back to your instructor’s apartment for your lesson, where you’ll help to prepare 2-3 Argentinian dishes from scratch. Finally, sit down to enjoy your creations, which may include scrumptious empanadas, provoleta (gooey cheese with tomatoes and oregano), a hearty Argentinian beef stew and a heavenly dulce de leche dessert.

Learn about the wine making process from vine to barrel on this tour of the Bodega Renacer winery in Lujan. After going behind-the-scenes in the vineyards and cellar, head to the tasting room for a guided tasting of four classic wines. Upgrade to include premium wines directly from the vats and barrels, plus limited-edition varietals.

The La Boca neighborhood invites you to discover its rich culture through a walking tour that highlights tango, art and football. On this tour we will visit La Bombonera, the stadium of Boca Juniors. But it is not only about football, because this is the neighborhood where tango was born and home also to some of the best artists in Argentine history, such as the great painter Benito Quinquela Martín. The guides of this tour are neighbors of the neighborhood of La Boca, which makes this experience incomparably authentic. - Duration of 2 hours and 30 minutes, covering 5 km in total. - Expert local guide sharing stories and traditions of La Boca. - Recommendations of places to taste local food at the end of the tour.

Argentina might be better known for its internationally renowned wines, but Buenos Aires also has a growing craft beer scene. On this private evening walking tour, you’ll visit artisan breweries and sample small-batch craft beers at two popular brew pubs. Along the way, admire historic buildings and landmarks in the San Telmo district, including Paseo de la Historieta, Manzana de las Luces, and Defensa Street.

Get out on Bariloche's Limay River for a half-day fly fishing or spinning expedition. You can get as little or as much help from your guide as you like on fishing techniques; beginners or experienced fishermen are welcome. Your guide will take you to spots where you're most likely to land a catch. Relax on board the boat and enjoy snacks and drinks.

Enjoy a private and authentic Argentinean cooking class and gourmet meal paired with wine. This is a unique opportunity to immerse yourself in the culture and cuisine of Mendoza with an expert cook in his beautiful home. 1. Learn to cook traditional Argentinian dishes with a creative twist from a passionate local chef in Mendoza. 2. Enjoy a hands-on culinary experience using fresh, locally sourced meats, vegetables, and spices. 3. Savor a multi-course meal paired with Argentine wines from a local winery. 4. Explore the rich culinary heritage of Argentina through Gaston’s family recipes and personal stories. 5. Perfect for food lovers and travelers seeking an authentic, immersive food experience in the heart of Mendoza.

Prepare to embark on an unforgettable adventure on The Wine Route in Maipú, Mendoza Upon your arrival at Mendoza airport, your driver will be eagerly awaiting you, ready to kick off this exciting journey through Argentina's renowned wine region. You'll have the opportunity to immerse yourself in the rich winemaking tradition of Maipú. Your itinerary includes visits to three iconic establishments: Sin Fin Winery, Laur Olivicola, known for its exceptional olive oils, and Finca Agostino Winery. At Finca Agostino, you'll indulge in a delightful 4 course lunch paired with their finest wines, each dish expertly crafted to complement the flavors of the wines. At Laur Olivicola, you'll get into the fascinating world of olive oil production, learning about the meticulous processes that result in top quality products. Expert sommeliers will accompany you, providing insights into the history of these prestigious wineries, as well as the production processes Your adventure on The Wine Route awaits

Try your luck at fly fishing in the heart of Argentina’s Lakeland on a full-day tour from Bariloche, including hotel pickup and lunch. Venture into the heart of the Nahuel Huapi National Park and benefit from your guide’s local knowledge and expertise as you seek out the best fishing spots. Whether you’re a seasoned fisherman or a first-timer, your guide will teach you all the tips and tricks needed to reel in a big catch, and the rivers are full of rainbow, brown and brook trout.

Explore Argentine culture through its cuisine in the comfort of a local's home. Taste mate and alfajores and learn to make empanadas from scratch, including the dough and filling. Roll up your sleeves for a hands-on experience! We'll allow for some time to get to know each other. You will have a chance to learn about the local culture and way of living, directly from a local. Sustainability and health are at the heart of what I do, and I care deeply about the details. I carefully source ingredients produced through sustainable, environmentally respectful practices that also protect our health and ensure dignified working conditions for the people behind them. The beef is grass-fed, the eggs come from free-range hens, the vegetables are seasonal, local, and organic, and the flour, oil, cheese, wine, and other staples are organic as well.