Confirmed Tour
4 Apr, 2027 – 7 May, 2027
- 24 days / 34 days
- €
- 7995 / 9195
Our Argentina tours are much more than the gateway to our Antarctica cruises. The birth country of Che Guevara has it all, from the European-inspired capital of Buenos Aires to the vast, untamed wilderness of Patagonia.
Join YPT for unique Argentina tours, following the steps of El Che as we move around the country, seeing its colonial past, the impressive Iguazu falls, indulge in delicious asado (barbecue), savor the finest Malbec wines, and understand the complex political and economic situation of the country.
We aren’t currently running tours to Argentina, but we’re always expanding our scope of destinations so check this page and our social media accounts regularly to get all the news.
However, YPT currently proposes one group tour per year to Antarctica, setting sail from Ushuaia.
We also propose an epic cruise crossing the whole South Atlantic, from Ushuaia (Argentina) to Cape Verde, via the South Georgia Islands, Tristan da Cunha and Saint Helena.
4 Apr, 2027 – 7 May, 2027
27 Dec, 2026 – 06 Jan, 2027
17 Mar, 2027 – 27 Mar, 2027
30 Mar, 2028 – 2 May, 2028
30 Mar, 2028 – 2 May, 2028
17 Mar, 2027 – 27 Mar, 2027
27 Dec, 2026 – 06 Jan, 2027
4 Apr, 2027 – 7 May, 2027
Having run tours to Argentina for many years, Young Pioneer Tours have been able to create a great network of local partners, hotels, guides and off-the-beaten-track itineraries and activities for Argentina. Prices depend on the number of people and what level of accommodation you desire, but YPT can arrange everything you need for perfect independent Argentina tours.
As such, we can arrange independent and bespoke travel packages to Argentina, either as standalone, or as part of wider latin american packages.
Day 1 – Buenos Aires
Day 2 – Buenos Aires
Afternoon
Day 3 – Buenos Aires – Rosario
Afternoon
Day 4 – Rosario – Córdoba
Afternoon
Day 5 – Córdoba – Alta Gracia – Iguazú
Afternoon
Day 6 – Iguazú
Afternoon
Day 7 Iguazu – Buenos Aires
Afternoon
Day 8 – Buenos Aires
As part of our travel packages within Latin America, we can offer bespoke and independent Argentina tours. These can be done as full Argentina tours or be combined with other countries.
For more information on the following programs, simply get in touch.
Ushuaia
Ushuaia is the most austral city and gateway to Antarctica. If you want a tour in the region before joining one of our cruises to Antarctica or if you want to visit it as a standalone trip, this region offer beautiful landscapes. Tierra del Fuego is the only national park in Argentina that combines the sea, rivers, mountains and forests. There, you can find both hiking and canoeing opportunities to see penguins, sea lions and much more.
Salta and Jujuy
The northern region of Argentina, sometimes skipped by travellers, has many wonder. One of them is El Tren de las Nubes (the Cloud train) that runs over the highest viaduct in the world, 4.200 m above sea level!
There are salt flats and colourful mountains, just like in Bolivia and Peru, but way less crowded, that are worth visiting. Deserts with huge cactus, scraped mountains, old Spanish forts and the chance of trying llama meat are some of the experience of the region. The city of Salta also some of the best preserved mummies in the world.
Patagonia Tours
Our Patagonia bespoke tours allow you to go deep into the heart of the region, offering encounters with towering mountains, vast glaciers, and pristine wilderness. From the dramatic peaks of Torres del Paine National Park in Chile to the mesmerizing ice fields of Los Glaciares National Park in Argentina, we can organize treks, kayak trips or rafting, for you to witness the grandeur of nature up close. The town of El Calafate serves as a gateway to the latter, offering a mix of adventure and relaxation.
Glaciers and the Andes
Argentina is famous for its glaciers, the most famous being the Perito Moreno. Hiking, kayaking are the most popular options to experience it. You can also do a cruise to not only see this one, but others like Spegazzini.
More about Che Guevara
Follow the footsteps of the iconic revolutionary with our bespoke tour. It covers his birthplace, childhood home, and university years in Buenos Aires and Córdoba. The tour then ventures into Patagonia, where Guevara found inspiration in nature. A key component is a motorcycle tour that retraces the route of Che and Alberto Granado’s famous journey, visiting key locations from “The Motorcycle Diaries.” The itinerary also includes opportunities to engage with local history and culture, providing a deeper understanding of Guevara’s life and impact.
Through our media arm Pioneer Media, we can make arrangements for productions, journalists, or others, to film within Argentina from big budget to guerrilla productions. We can also arrange meetings in country, as well as correct visas for journalist wishing to do projects within the country.
Most of nationalities don’t require a visa if they stay for 90 days or less, the full list can be found here
The best time to visit Argentina is from March to May and from September to November, autumn and spring. However, if you plan to go to Patagonia from November/December to March/April, the rest of the year the climate is very harsh.
Precautions should always be taken in Buenos Aires and other major cities, like in any other city, avoid displaying your passport, large sums of cash and valuables. Pay attention when visiting lower economic areas and avoid wandering alone at night. Always listen to the advice of your guides, especially when visiting Mendoza and Rosario.
The currency of Argentina is the Argentine peso (ARS) Argentina suffers from a severe inflation and rates change often and quickly. It is advised to bring cash (USD) and exchange in the “blue market” Argentina’s informal currency exchange, money can be exchanged in the “Cuevas” (caves in spanish) they use the unofficial rate and you will get better value, your YPT guide will help you during this process. In Calle Florida, a street in Buenos Aires, you can exchange money in the street at a good rate.
Avoid using ATMs as the fees can be very high and only to get a small amount of cash. Some restaurants and businesses will accept USD, so you don’t need to exchange all the cash. Even Though credit and debit cards are widely accepted, it’s not recommended to use them as they will charge you the official rate.
If you don’t feel comfortable carrying large amounts of cash, western union is available and a good option to send yourself USD
The new president of Argentina, Javier Milei, devalued the currency and started a dollarization of the country, so the situation is in constant change.
There are no compulsory vaccines to enter Argentina. However, travellers are advised to check with their healthcare provider for vaccinations. Common recommended vaccinations include hepatitis A and B, Poli, and routine vaccinations.
The yellow fever vaccine is recommended when travelling to northern regions of the country or to Iguazú Falls.
There are no clothing restrictions in Argentina, it can get very cold in the south region, and it’s advised to pack accordingly.
You can get a SIM card when arriving at the airport, also they are sold in mobile provider stores, alternatively, you can get an ESIM on Airalo. There is WiFi in most hotels, restaurants and cafes. Note that in most rural areas the signal could be weak.
We know where to find the most of the beaten track spots, we not only know some very cool places, but also how to save money and make the most of a trip to Argentina. By travelling with us, you’re sure to find YPT’s ethos of good times, jam-packed itineraries, great food discoveries and a healthy dose of partying.