Photo by Judy Vos
custom touring in argentina
Argentina in South America is a vast country with great diversity in nature, adventure and culture. With so much on offer, it is difficult to choose the best places for inclusion in a visit. Buenos Aires, gauchos and Tango, the mighty Iguazu Falls straddling the border between Argentina & Brazil, lakes and islands, glaciers and snow, the wetlands with caiman and capibara and of course, Argentine wine. A journey of discovery with Custom Touring to Argentina will take you from its exuberant natural beauty to its historical and cultural legacy and the wonderful warmth of its people. A month would not be long enough to see it all, but we will customize an itinerary to suit your interests, preferences and time available.
pick of the month - unforgettable argentina
16 days private tour
TOUR HIGHLIGHTS
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Discover the vibrant, passionate and cosmopolitan city of Buenos Aires.
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Admire the impressive Iguazu waterfalls, one of the New 7 Natural Wonders of the World, roaring in the middle of the rainforest.
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Tour around the Valdes Peninsula to spot the local wildlife, such as penguins, whales, sea lions and elephant seals.
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Explore the southernmost city in the world, Ushuaia, on the shores of the Beagle Channel.
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Visit the gateway to the majestic world of the glaciers: El Calafate.

TYPICAL INCLUSIONS IN ARGENTINA
- Buenos Aires and the Tango
- Archaeological ruins
- World famous IguazĂș Falls
- Rivers and lakes
- Winter ski-ing
- Extraordinary flora & fauna
- Mountains, glaciers & icebergs
- Gaucho country
- Wetlands & wild life
- Famous Argentine wine
- Patagonia cruise at the end of the world

Map courtesy of Wikitravel
Nothing tells it like ones own photographs from a memorable trip - all photographs by Judy Vos, Custom Touring

La Boca neighbourhood in Buenos Aires

Wine tasting at Luigi Bosca - famous Argentine Malbec

Into the high mountains around Mendoza

Real Argentine gauchos

Caiman in the wetlands

Recoleta Cemetery in Buenos Aires

Vines, olive trees & lavender

Bridge of Incas

My very own gauchochauffeur, Nando
