Read Reviews (Avg 4.6 ★)Chimu arranged our itinerary and everything went to perfection. We loved BA taking in a Tango show, Soccer game and a great Bike Tour thru the city. Mendoza, the home of Malbec wine was great. We enjoyed the rafting and the day trip to the Andes Mountains was superb! - Lindy
Join us on this wonderful journey from Buenos Aires to Rio. Marvel at the mighty Iguazu Falls, experience Buenos Aires and the beaches of Rio.
Escape to northern Patagonia - the Switzerland of South America - for breathtaking forests, lakes and mountains.
The perfect stopover for your arrival into South America. Relax and enjoy the cafes and theatres and experience the must-see sights.
Take a short trip out to the real pampas and stay on an Estancia with the gauchos.
Our most popular short break tour to Iguacu. Explore the Argentina and Brazilian side of the falls and visit the devil's throat.
Explore Argentina's most famous and popular wineries on this short tour wine tasting visit through Mendoza.
Trek the famous Perito Moreno glacier on this adventure tour option south of Patagonia.
Take and in depth tour of the Salta region. Visit the salt flats and coloured sands and canyons. Sample the wines of Cafayate.
Looking to explore South America? This 21 day loop covers the best of Argentina, Brazil, Peru and a taste of Chile. Highlights include Machu Picchu, Iguazu Falls, the Amazon and more.
Experience the mystical glaciers, sparkling lakes, wildlife & breath-taking scenery of both the Chilean & Argentinean Patagonia.
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Argentina's official language is Spanish, but Argentinian Spanish differs from Spanish spoken in other Latin American countries, mainly due to the Italian sounding intonations. Indigenous languages spoken today include Tehuelche, Guarani and Quechua. Many immigrant groups have continued to speak their own language and so you will also find many other languages in Argentina including Italian, German, English, French and even Welsh.
Argentina is predominantly Roman Catholic.
You could spend anything from a few days to several weeks or even months on your Argentina travels, depending on whether you plan to explore the entire country or just focus on one experience such as the Valdes Peninsula, an estancia stay or a Patagonian glacier trek. Chimu Adventures offers itineraries to suit every time frame.
Our Argentina tours include breakfast daily and many other meals may also be included in your itinerary. As a rough guide for additional spending money based on having moderately-priced lunches and dinners and buying a few souvenirs at local markets, we suggest a budget of 25-35 USD per day per person.