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Patagonia is a wild and rugged pristine land filled with breathtaking landscapes and eye-catching wildlife. It covers some 400,000 square miles – roughly one-and-a-half times the size of the UK – and has many worlds to discover.
There are very few other places on Earth where you can feel such great isolation and admire vast awe-inspiring natural highlights, as in the Patagonia region.
Among its most important highlights, there's Los Glaciares National Park in El Calafate, a UNESCO World Heritage site representing the largest ice mantle in the world after Antarctica and Greenland, making it the third-largest freshwater reserve on the planet. This is where you can explore and trek over one of the world's most unique and awe-inspiring glaciers: the Perito Moreno Glacier.
Offering some of the most pristine and scenic landscapes in Patagonia, including the breathtaking view from atop Cerro Campanario (one of the 10 most beautiful panoramic views in the world as rated by National Geographic), Bariloche is a nature lover's paradise. Nestled among deep-blue lakes and set against the backdrop of the snow-capped Andes, Bariloche is the perfect place to enjoy some memorable outdoor experiences.
Located at the “Ends of the Earth,” Ushuaia is the southernmost city in the world and an exciting Patagonian destination for the adventurous traveler. It's the ideal location to nourish your spirit of adventure with canoeing expeditions in the Beagle Channel, trekking through uninhabited islands and pristine landscapes, or enjoying thrilling and scenic off-road experiences.
The Peninsula Valdes region in Patagonia is a true marine wildlife lover's paradise, where you can admire the largest continental colony of Magellanic penguins in the world and the largest territorial colony of elephant seals. It's also one of the only places on Earth where you can discover one of the cutest and most acrobatic dolphin species, the Panda Dolphin.
As one of the largest marine wildlife preserves in the world, Peninsula Valdes was declared a UNESCO World Heritage site for containing “very important and significant natural habitats for the conservation of several threatened species of outstanding universal value.” Among those threatened species is one of the stars of this destination, the Southern Right Whale. The area is also home to colonies of sea lions, killer whales (orcas), and other marine and land species.
The birthplace of Tango and Argentina's vibrant capital, Buenos Aires is as captivating as the dance itself, an irresistible mix of elegance, passion, and culture.
Blending European sophistication with an edgy Latin American spirit, the city enchants with its architectural gems, first-class cuisine, and a rich cultural scene. From world-renowned museums to the finest tango musicians, dancers, and singers performing in its top venues, Buenos Aires offers endless experiences to explore.
The mighty Iguazu Falls are a spectacle unlike any other, with 275 cascading waterfalls creating one of the most awe-inspiring natural wonders on Earth. Nearly twice as tall and almost three times as wide as Niagara Falls, their sheer power and beauty are mesmerizing.
Recognized as one of the “New Seven Wonders of Nature” in a global competition with over 100 million voters, they have also been declared a UNESCO World Heritage site for their ecological and geological significance.
Crashing through the heart of a tropical rainforest, Iguazu Falls creates a breathtaking natural spectacle, an unmissable destination to visit!
Set at the foothills of the Andes, in the shadow of Mount Aconcagua–the tallest peak outside of Asia–Mendoza is Argentina's wine capital and a paradise for wine lovers and adventure seekers alike.
Home to over a thousand wineries, Mendoza produces more than 70% of Argentina's wine, including world-renowned Malbecs that consistently earn top awards in international competitions. Visitors can enjoy immersive wine tours and cooking classes, savoring first-class Argentine wines in stunning vineyard settings.
Beyond the vineyards, Mendoza offers thrilling outdoor adventures, from rafting and horseback riding to trekking, biking, and rappelling, making it an unforgettable destination for those who love both fine wine and the great outdoors.
El Calafate is the gateway to Argentina's Los Glaciares National Park, a UNESCO World Heritage site famed for its breathtaking ice landscapes. It is home to the largest ice mantle in the world after Antarctica and Greenland, making it the third-largest freshwater reserve on the planet.
Witness the awe-inspiring Perito Moreno Glacier, one of the world's most iconic glaciers. Feel the thrill of trekking across its icy surface or sailing past towering blue icebergs on Lake Argentino.
For an even grander perspective, explore the vast Upsala Glacier, South America's largest. This Patagonian wonder is a must-visit for adventure seekers and nature lovers alike.
Dubbed the southernmost city in the world and located in Patagonia at the "Ends of the Earth," Ushuaia is an exciting destination for adventurous travelers.
Explore the wild beauty of this remote region with canoeing expeditions through the Beagle Channel, trekking across uninhabited islands and pristine landscapes, or embarking on thrilling off-road adventures that will ignite your spirit of exploration.
Home to some of Patagonia's most breathtaking landscapes, Bariloche is a nature lover's paradise. Its crown jewel? The panoramic view from Cerro Campanario, rated by National Geographic as one of the 10 most beautiful in the world.
Nestled among deep-blue glacial lakes and framed by the majestic, snow-capped Andes, Bariloche offers unforgettable outdoor experiences, from hiking through ancient forests to sailing across pristine waters. For adventure seekers, options abound: rafting, horseback riding, and thrilling mountain explorations.
Its beauty and charm haven't gone unnoticed, Forbes ranked Bariloche the 4th best place to visit in the world in 2020!
Peninsula Valdes is a true marine wildlife lover’s paradise, offering unparalleled opportunities to observe a diverse array of marine species. The region boasts the world’s largest continental colony of Magellanic penguins and the largest territorial colony of elephant seals. It’s also one of the few places on Earth where you can encounter the charming and acrobatic Commerson’s Dolphin, often called the "panda dolphin" due to its distinctive black-and-white color.
Recognized as a UNESCO World Heritage Site, Peninsula Valdes is celebrated for its vital natural habitats that support the conservation of several threatened species of outstanding universal value. Among them is one of the true stars of this destination: the Southern Right Whale. Once hunted to the brink of extinction, this rare and gentle giant is now one of the most awe-inspiring marine mammals to encounter.
The area is also home to colonies of sea lions, orcas (killer whales), and numerous other marine and terrestrial species, making it a must-visit destination for nature enthusiasts. The wildlife you’ll encounter depends on the time of year you visit, as different species migrate through the region during specific seasons.
