“Paradise on earth”—a phrase often used, and in this case, not far from the truth. This region of Andean lakes and mountains is shaped by dense forests, hidden waterfalls, and shifting seasons. Winter brings snow; summer invites rafting and kayaking; and boat trips are possible year-round. The surrounding landscapes evoke something dreamlike—though your photographs will quietly confirm it was real.

The greatest icon in Patagonia, the Perito Moreno Glacier, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, invites you to explore this corner of the southern Patagonia region. Walking on millennial blue ices, sailing through the Argentino Lake in order to catch sight of other ice rivers, or embarking on a small cruise which spends the night in Los Glaciares National Park are some of the breathtaking excursions we offer you.

The waterfalls—yet another UNESCO World Heritage Site in Argentina—will cast a spell on you with their constant thunder, a hoarse roar like that of a wild beast. Subtropical forest, red earth, and warm hospitality frame your journey here. You can’t leave without walking the footbridges, going on a jungle safari, and—if the lunar calendar aligns—watching the falls by moonlight.

Torres del Paine, located in the south of Chilean Patagonia, is a world-renowned natural sanctuary celebrated for its breathtaking landscapes and unique biodiversity. This national park offers an unparalleled experience for nature and adventure enthusiasts, featuring iconic trekking routes like the W Circuit and the O Circuit, which take you through glacial valleys, forests, rivers, and crystal-clear lakes. Its famed rock formations, the Torres del Paine, stand as the emblem of a destination that guarantees unforgettable scenery at every turn.

The uttermost “End of the Earth”, the mythical Tierra del Fuego, unfolds in a landscape of fjords, lakes, Atlantic coastlines, forest, and the final spires of the Andes. It is also the closest city to Antarctica. More than a destination for sightseeing, these exclusive excursions offer a way to feel the end of the world—an experience that lingers long after the journey ends.

Bohemian as tango and refined as its Belle Époque façades and avenues, Buenos Aires is a cosmopolitan city that never ceases to surprise. Ever-shifting yet rooted in tradition, it still honors the ritual of long café conversations and Sunday football matches. To grasp it entirely is impossible—but a well-planned visit is enough to catch its essence. And Buenos Aires has a way of calling one back.

El Chaltén is Argentina's national trekking capital and a true paradise for hiking enthusiasts, who come every year from all over the world. This destination offers a wide range of trails, from easy paths through forests to challenging ascents. For the more adventurous, epic expeditions are available, such as traversing the Patagonian Continental Ice Field, the birthplace of majestic glaciers.

"The land of sun and fine wine", Mendoza, is an oasis filled with beautiful green estates, urban elegance and excellent products found in the middle of the pre-mountain range desert. The gateway to the Aconcagua is an ideal destination for adventure as well as for rafting, climbing and for the unbeatable Wine tour, a visit to the vineyards and wine cellars in the city’s surroundings.

Whales and penguins, Welsh traditions on the Patagonian plateau, and the Valdés Peninsula with its remarkable reserve of native fauna... these treasures have earned the region its UNESCO World Heritage status. In Atlantic Patagonia, you'll find a rare glimpse of "Planet Earth the way it used to be," inviting you to explore its untouched wonders.

"Naturally beautiful" as its slogan states, landscape and tradition join in Salta. The Andes here transform into valleys and gorges filled with sun and colors, sprinkled by white towns where the Inca descendants still live. Travel through this Extreme North of the country with our exclusive excursions and let yourself fall in love with this simple and awesome land.

San Martín de los Andes is a quintessential destination in Argentine Patagonia, renowned for its unparalleled natural beauty and serene atmosphere. Surrounded by mountains and nestled on the shores of the stunning Lake Lácar, it serves as the perfect gateway to Lanín National Park. Visitors can enjoy hikes through lenga forests, kayaking adventures, and year-round outdoor activities in a setting that beautifully balances adventure and tranquility.

Villa La Angostura, the "Garden of Patagonia," is a picturesque village on the shores of Lake Nahuel Huapi. It offers tranquility, outdoor adventures, and stunning landscapes. From hikes in arrayán forests to skiing at Cerro Bayo, it’s a unique Patagonian destination.