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Custom travel to Argentina

Argentina is sensual like a tango. Far away on the map yet near, and familiar, for its affable people, receptive to the most diverse populations.

The route begins in Argentina’s northeastern provinces, where Buenos Aires’s loud, crowded neighborhoods invite you to get into the frenetic groove. Descending from the high plain, you’ll be knocked back on your heels by Iguazú Falls’ deafening roar. Move on to vineyards and the fertile prairies known as the pampas. Bundle up for the southern province of Patagonia. But you’re sure to be impressed with its calm and quiet as you make your way between its majestic ice walls.

NUBA EXPERIENCES

Did you know?

The biggest dinosaur ever to be discovered to date is a Patagotitan mayorum that came from the Patagonian province of Chubut (Argentina).

Recommended travel time: Spring and autumn

The best times to travel in Argentina are spring and fall. Ideal for going to Buenos Aires, Patagonia and the last de-icing episodes in Ushuaia.

Seasonal experiences

Take a boat excursion to Isla Victoria, in the north of Patagonia, to have a picnic lunch on Playa Totoras.

Navigate the Upper Paraná River to reach Guaraní nation villages and north Argentina’s ancient, eighteenth-century Jesuit missions. Your kayak moves across tranquil waters or you can bathe in waterfalls that have served as sets for films like The Emerald Forest (1985).

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