Argentinian Lake District
Bariloche and the surrounding lakes compose a spectacular and bountiful scene, often compared to Switzerland.
Sophistication and adventure lie side by side in the vast and varied nation of Argentina, home to a diversity of expansive grasslands, high mountain ranges, and an abundance of authentic and culturally rich estancias.
Our experts will carefully and meticulously tailor your foray across Argentina, a sizeable country that is some 2,200 miles from north to south. Opportunities for adventure and exploration are endless, including hiking in the spectacular Lake District, wine-tasting at the glorious and abundant vineyards of Mendoza or driving in the surreal and otherworldly Puna de Atacama.
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Visitors can experience the lesser-visited verdant pastures of the flooded Ibera Wetlands, witness the dazzling crashing of water at Iguazu Falls, or search for some of Argentina’s rich wildlife population that includes armadillos and Patagonian hares.
By day, wade in the sparkling trout rivers of Patagonia, trek across the dramatic slopes of the Andean Mountains or navigate through the wild and multicoloured deserts of Salta. By night, amble the sprightly streets of Buenos Aires, sample organic wines with delectable local cheeses or star-gaze at the “End of the World” in remote Ushuaia.
We believe that luxury is not just about white linens, silver spoons and opulent properties, but in the gathering of carefully curated unique experiences.
Every captivating tailor-made itinerary needs a perfect base. Our team has handpicked this collection of properties to give you luxury options in styles to suit any adventure.
Boasting a non-fussy luxury aesthetic and surrounded by the Atlantic Rainforest, Awasi Iguazu is a stylish boutique retreat that is nestled within a private jungle reserve on the edge of the River Iguazu and just fifteen…
Cradled in the foothills of the majestic Andes within a private 55-acre vineyard, Cavas Wine Lodge is an elegant boutique property that benefits from the tranquillity of this idyllic wine-growing region. With an interior that delicately…
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December to February is the peak of summer in Argentina, bringing long summer days and pleasant temperatures. As this is the busiest time of year to travel, expect peak prices and we recommend planning 9-12 months in advance for availability. Summer is the best time of year for all the outdoor experiences that the country has to offer.
January and February are the peak of summer in Argentina, bringing long summer days and pleasant temperatures. As this is the busiest time of year to travel, expect peak prices and we recommend planning 9-12 months in advance for availability. Summer is the best time of year for all the outdoor experiences that the country has to offer.
March brings the end of summer across the country. If you are planning to visit Patagonia, it is best to start here in early March as it is still accessible.
April starts the autumn in Argentina. As the temperatures lower, crowds thin across the country. This can be a great time to avoid large numbers of visitors and to experience the autumnal colours across the countryside.
As the country moves further into late autumn, temperatures continue to drop. However, cooler temperatures can make for a pleasant visit to Iguazu Falls, Mendoza and the desert avoiding the crowds.
June begins the winter season across the country. Although Patagonia becomes more challenging to access, this can be a good time to visit other more popular destinations further north without the crowds. This is also the best time to view the southern right whales off the Valdes Peninsula.
July and August are the depths of winter for the country. This brings much cooler temperatures and snow in some regions. Although perhaps not an ideal time to see the highlights, this can be a good time to visit Buenos Aires in an off-peak time with cooler temperatures.
July and August are the depths of winter for the country. This brings much cooler temperatures and snow in some regions. Although perhaps not an ideal time to see the highlights, this can be a good time to visit Buenos Aires in an off-peak time with cooler temperatures.
September officially welcomes spring across Argentina. This is a great time to experience the northern region without the peak season prices or crowds.
As the country moves further into spring, the countryside starts to bloom with wildflowers. This is a great time of year to get involved with outdoor activities while temperatures are still cool and the crowds are quieter.
November is a great time of year to visit as summer begins yet beating the peak season crowds that come in December. Patagonia is in full bloom and the vineyards of Mendoza are surrounded by the stunning snow-capped Andes.
December in Argentina brings the start of the peak season. Temperatures are warm, although due to the size of the country these can vary so it is advisable to bring layers. Weather is at its most desirable for outdoor activities and sightseeing. Following from the spring rains, the falls of Iguazu are at their most impressive during December.
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