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Argentina

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Argentina: Buenos Aires and Patagonia
Argentina 14 days

Argentina: Buenos Aires and Patagonia

From the tropics to the ice: Buenos Aires, the Iguazu falls, the Perito Moreno, Fitz Roy and Ushuaia at the end of the world

Argentina: the Andean Northwest
Argentina 8 days

Argentina: the Andean Northwest

In the Andean north-west: Salta, the Cuesta del Obispo, Cafayate, the Salinas Grandes and the Quebrada de Humahuaca

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Planning a trip to Argentina? Here you'll find our 2 day-by-day itineraries (Buenos Aires, Iguazu and Patagonia, Andean North-West: Salta and Jujuy), plus the essential practical info to organise your journey.

At a glance

  • Currency — The currency is the Argentine peso (ARS), subject to high inflation and a very volatile exchange rate: prices can change quickly
  • Language — The language is Spanish, in its Argentine variant (with the characteristic 'sh' sound for 'll' and 'y', and the use of 'vos' instead of 'tu')
  • Visa — You need a passport valid for at least 6 months
  • e-SIM — The main operators are Claro, Movistar and Personal, with good 4G/5G coverage in cities and along main roads; in the wide open spaces of Patagonia and the Andean Puna the signal disappears for long stretches

When to go to Argentina

The seasons are reversed compared with Europe and the country is enormous: from the subtropical heat of Iguazu to the polar climate of Tierra del Fuego. The best time for Patagonia (Calafate, El Chalten, Ushuaia) is the southern summer, November to March, when the trails are open; the Andean north-west (Salta, Jujuy) can be enjoyed all year but is drier and clearer in winter (June-August). Buenos Aires is pleasant in spring and autumn. Pack layers: in Patagonia the wind is fierce.

Practical tips

  • Distances and internal flights — Argentina is immense (over 3,600 km from north to south): between the big stops it is best to fly (Aerolineas Argentinas, Flybondi, JetSmart)
  • Safety and petty crime — Bag-snatching, pickpocketing and robberies, sometimes violent, are widespread, especially in Buenos Aires and Rosario