20-Day Argentina Tour: Iguazu, Salta, Buenos Aires & Patagonia

Explore the historic center, San Telmo, La Boca, Puerto Madero, Recoleta and Palermo with a private English-speaking guide. Tango may be quoted as an optional evening experience.

Choose the Tigre Delta, gastronomy, architecture, art and design, shopping or independent time.

Take an early flight from Buenos Aires to Puerto Iguazu. After arrival and transfer, begin the shorter Argentine-side circuit the same day, using the afternoon efficiently without trying to cover the full park.

Return to the Argentine park for the longer circuit and the principal sectors not completed on arrival day, prioritizing Devil's Throat when accessible and allowing time for viewpoints, photographs and breaks.

Cross to Brazil for the panoramic side of Iguazu Falls and continue to Parque das Aves. The duty-free stop is included only when practical, then return to the selected Iguazu-area hotel for the final night before continuing to Salta.

Use the nonstop Iguazu to Salta service when it operates on the required date. After arrival and hotel transfer, the afternoon stays light with Plaza 9 de Julio, the Cathedral, San Francisco Church, the historic center and, if timing allows, Cerro San Bernardo.

Use the day for a slower introduction to northwestern Argentina, additional time in Salta, a nearby cultural excursion or rest before the longer road journeys.

Travel through the multicolored landscapes and historic villages of the Quebrada de Humahuaca. Stops may include Purmamarca, Tilcara and Humahuaca according to timing and road conditions.

Choose the dramatic road and wines of Cafayate, a culture-focused village program or a relaxed day in Salta. A second night in the Quebrada can be substituted for travelers who prefer less driving.

Fly south to El Calafate, normally through Buenos Aires. This is a substantial travel day and final schedules avoid unrealistic connections.

Visit Los Glaciares National Park, explore the walkways facing Perito Moreno Glacier and include a short navigation. Ice trekking remains an optional upgrade for eligible travelers.

Choose a glacier navigation, traditional estancia experience, lighter nature outing or independent time in El Calafate.

Take the nonstop El Calafate to Ushuaia service when available, transfer to the hotel and enjoy a relaxed introduction to Ushuaia.

Explore forests, bays, lakes and selected walking trails. The route can be adapted from panoramic and relaxed to moderately active.

Navigate the Beagle Channel for islands, seabirds, sea lions and mountain scenery, subject to weather and seasonal routing.

Use the third full Ushuaia day for a 4x4 lakes excursion, museum and gastronomy time, a moderate hike or another seasonal activity matched to the traveler.

Take a morning or midday nonstop flight from Ushuaia to Buenos Aires whenever practical. Use the afternoon for a relaxed activity such as Recoleta and El Ateneo, Palermo parks and cafes, Puerto Madero at sunset, or an optional farewell dinner or wine experience.

A full day in Buenos Aires before the international departure. Use it for a relaxed neighborhood visit, shopping, gastronomy, museums, an optional tango or wine experience, or simply as an operational buffer after Patagonia.

Transfer to Ezeiza for the international journey. This final Buenos Aires night is part of the base design rather than forcing a same-day Ushuaia to international connection.