Places to visit in Argentina
Argentina’s sheer size means it pays to focus your trip rather than try to see everything at once. Most holidays pair Buenos Aires with two or three regions, linked by short domestic flights. Here’s where we recommend spending your time on a holiday in Argentina.
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Watch a gaucho work a herd, learn the story of Argentina’s cowboys in the town that guards their traditions, and sit down to an asado under an enormous sky. Stretching south and west from Buenos Aires, the pampas are the flat, fertile plains at the heart of the country’s identity.
Walk the trails of a national park, cruise the Beagle Channel past lighthouses and sea lions, and set out for Antarctica from the world’s southernmost city. Separated from the Patagonian mainland by the Strait of Magellan, Tierra del Fuego is a wild island of jagged peaks, glaciers and evergreen forest.
Watch southern right whales surface within metres of your boat, walk among a colony of thousands of penguins. On the Atlantic coast of northern Patagonia, the Valdés Peninsula is one of South America’s great wildlife destinations, a UNESCO-listed reserve of cliffs, bays and windswept plains filled with marine life.
The tawny steppes and jagged cliffs of the Valdés Peninsula on the Atlantic coast of northern Patagonia are home to staggeringly diverse wildlife reserves.