Luxury trips to Argentina

Colorful La Boca, wine tasting with a view of the Andes, the mighty Iguazu Falls and penguins at the end of the world. We invite you on a luxurious journey around Argentina. It is the second largest country in South America, just like Brazil, offering visitors a kaleidoscope of impressions and landscapes. In the north of Argentina we can find a rainforest, in the central part a grassy pampa, where cattle are bred, which produce some of the best steaks in the world. The Andes, the longest mountain chain in the world, run through the entire west of the country. In the south, in Patagonia, you will find majestic glaciers and fairy-tale lakes. This is already a lot, and yet we haven't even mentioned Buenos Aires, a symbol of all Latin America, for many people the main destination for traveling to this beautiful country. It was there that events important to the history of the entire continent took place. Argentina is unique nature, art and delicious cuisine. All this watered with a large dose of delicious wine. We invite you.

What is worth seeing in Argentina?

Best Everything! So let's focus on what cannot be missed.

Buenos Aires, of course. The capital city is associated primarily with tango. In addition to the opportunity to dance tango, even on the street, we suggest seeing the eclectic district of Palermo, famous for its parks and gardens, and the port district of La Boca. Buenos Aires also has the widest streets in the world, a football rivalry between River Plate and Boca Juniors, luxury hotels in a classicist style, theaters, art galleries and hundreds of cafes, from whose terraces you can admire the life of this delightful metropolis.

The second most important city on the map of the country is Mendoza - the capital of the wine region. From here it is not far to the magical Uco Valley, where the largest vineyards and the most luxurious hotels in this part of the country are located.

To the north, in the middle of a rainforest inhabited by parrots and toucans, the cascades of the Iguazu Falls roar. In terms of water flow, it is the largest waterfall in the world. Probably also one of the most picturesque.

In the south of the country, glaciers are a great attraction, mainly Perito Moreno, which is the 3rd largest reserve of drinking water in the world. It is over 30 km long and its monumentality will literally amaze visiting tourists.

Even lower, at the very edge of the continent, lies Ushuaia - the southernmost city in the world. This is where luxury cruises to Antarctica begin.

When talking about the south of the country, one cannot fail to mention the famous Torres Del Paine National Park. It is true that it is located in Chile, but right next to the border and most trips to southern Argentina include it in their program.