A three week stay allows you to spend one whole week to discover a region according to your tastes and the season; combine for example the Cuyo and the Northwest, and follow the Andes. Or Patagonia (including Puerto Madryn, to contemplate the southern whales show) and Iguazú or a short stay in Salta. Note that the Salta is most popular region today with French-speaking travellers. It is one of the most beautiful in Argentina. If you don't know Bolivia or Peru (and even if you know these two wonderful countries, by the way), try at all costs to visit the Salta and Jujuy region, at the expense of the ones which you think are unmissable. If we had to choose between Bariloche and Ushuaia, maybe we would choose Bariloche. But we know that most of the travellers go to Ushuaia to feel like being at the end of the world...
Day 1: First steps in Argentina
Day 2: Visit the oldest district of the city
Day 3: Walk in Palermo
Day 4: Coloured facades in La Boca
Day 5: Excursion near the ocean
Day 6: In the penguins' country
Day 7: Ushuaia
Day 8: Stunning landscapes of the Tierra de Fuego
Day 9: A kayak outing
Day 10: Crossing between glaciers
Day 11: Visit of El Calafate
Day 12: Glacial landforms
Day 13: Walks in nature
Day 14: Hiking on the peaks
Day 15: Snow-capped peaks
Day 16: Relaxation day in Bariloche
Day 17: Hiking around the seven lakes
Day 18: Trek in the forests of Lanín National Park
Day 19: Transfer to El Bolsón
Day 20: Well deserved rest
Day 21: Last day in Buenos Aires
©Maxime DRAY
Arrival in Buenos Aires. Head to the hotel to find your feet.
©Stéphan SZEREMETA
Discovery of a typical and unmissable neighbourhood: San Telmo. The best thing is to coincide this day with a Sunday to take profit from the large market around Dorrego square. In the evening, why not taking a seat in a cabaret to watch a tango show.
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Go to Palermo, the city's rich district. Trendy boutiques, galleries and high-quality restaurants. In the afternoon, enjoy an ice-cream in Recoleta and why not paying a visit to its famous cemetery.
©Maxence Gorréguès
A tour of the famous Caminito in La Boca morning, a real open-air museum. In the afternoon, go to the airport for Puerto Madryn.
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Visit of the Valdés peninsula next to Puerto Madryn, a UNESCO World Heritage site.
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Visit of Punta Tumbo and its penguins, visit of Trelew and Gaimán.
©Arnaud Bonnefoy
Departure for Ushuaia, walk through the city.
©Arnaud Bonnefoy
Trek in the Tierra del Fuego national park.
©Arnaud Bonnefoy
Kayak and walk in the Estancia Haberton, aboard a boat to see the penguins or excursion on 4x4 to Escondido lake.
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Sailing on the Beagle canal.
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Flying in the morning to El Calafate, walk in the city and the Laguna Nimez reserve.
©François JANNE DOTHEE
Expedition to Perito Moreno glacier in Los Glaciares National Park, boat ride and/or trekking on the glacier.
©Pierre-Yves SOUCHET
Departure for El Chaltén, a short hiking in the afternoon.
Trekking in the national park around Fitz Roy and Glaciar Torres.
Next to the hike around Fitz Roy and Glaciar Torres.
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Back to El Calafate and flying to Bariloche. Walk in the city in the afternoon.
©Arnaud Bonnefoy
The Routes of the Seven Lakes to Villa la Angostura. Visit of the Los Arrayanes national park.
©Pierre-Yves SOUCHET
Visit of San Martín de Los Andes, hiking in Lanín National Park.
©Arnaud Bonnefoy
Return to Bariloche, head to El Bolsón.
Walk in the region and rest in the green setting before getting on the road to Bariloche.
©Maxence Gorréguès
Return to Buenos Aires.
Each Travel Idea is customizable according to your wishes
