Activities in Argentina
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Argentina Fiesta Gaucha Day Trip from Buenos Aires
8 hours (Departs Buenos Aires, Argentina)
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Travel through the Argentinean pampas on a full-day trip from Buenos Aires to a typical estancia (ranch). On your relaxing day in the Argentinean countryside,…
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Kumbre
Kumbre offers trekking, canoeing, rappelling, mountain biking and rock climbing, as well as walking tours taking in municipal and geographical history.
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La Huella
If you have a taste for adventure, La Huella rents mountain bikes for AR$50 per day in summer and offers dog-sledding trips in winter.
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Cal-tur
For El Calafate (AR$70, 3½ hours), Cal-tur make the trip, but will not take advance reservations. Service is less frequent off-season.
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Los Vikingos
Trips on land and sea. Tours, some led by marine biologists, include Reserva Natural Ría Deseado and Monumento Natural Bosques Petrificados.
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Andeluna Estate
Tastings of the wonderful wines produced here take place in a charming old-world style tasting room. There are also great mountain views from the patio.
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Aluminé Rafting
For rafting on the Río Aluminé (best in November), as well as kayaking, fly-fishing, trekking and rock climbing.
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Espacio
Espacio offers cruises on Nahuel Huapi lake in its 40ft catamaran Cau Cau during summer. Reserve your place two days in advance.
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Pucará
Ask about rafting on the Río Meliquina, south of San Martín, or the Río Hua Hum to the west. The river is spectacular and suitable for kids.
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Flamenco Tour
Offerings range from the standard whale-watching and snorkeling trips to stargazing 4WD journeys along the coast (telescopes and bilingual instruction included).
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Horse Rental
The dense pine woods of Parque Provincial Miguel Lillo, a large greenbelt along the beach, are widely used for bicycling, horse riding, hiking and picnicking.
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Bicycle Rental
The dense pine woods of Parque Provincial Miguel Lillo, a large greenbelt along the beach, are widely used for bicycling, horse riding, hiking and picnicking.
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Paracenter
If all Alta Gracia's history makes you feel like throwing yourself out of a plane, contact recommended local outfit Paracenter, which offers tandem skydives.
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Huellas y Costas
Guide service Huellas y Costas offers coastal hiking, mountain biking, kayaking and camping adventures in small groups with bilingual guides.
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Sport Star
Sport Star offers the widest range of activities, including trekking, horseback riding, kayaking, mountain-bike tours, canoes and rappelling.
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Inka Expediciones
Pick up a copy of Maricio Fernandez’ full-color route guide (Spanish only), Escaladas en Mendoza, at Inka Expediciones.
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Eco Ventania
Based in Villa Ventana, Eco Ventania offers activities such as rappelling and horseback riding, as well as jeep tours and photographic safaris.
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Luz y Sonido
Every night at San Ignacio Miní there is a Luz y Sonido at the ruins, included in the price of the ticket. The time varies slightly between 19:00 and 20:00.
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Dique del Fuerte
The Dique del Fuerte is a huge reservoir where the Balneario Municipal runs three swimming pools. The Centro Nautico del Fuerte rents canoes and kayaks in summer.
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Paraná Rowing Club
At the Paraná Rowing Club, you can access facilities, including a private beach, swimming pool and showers. There's also a café-restaurant on the water.
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El Porvenir
El Porvenir focuses on quality wine production. The tour is free, but tastings cost AR$30, AR$60 or AR$90 depending on which wines you want to try.
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Patagonia Travel Rent A Car
Compact rental rates start around AR$100 a day, including 100km and insurance. Try Patagonia Travel Rent A Car, which has a good range of vehicles.
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La Peregrina
Horse riding is a popular activity, and you can rent horses at La Peregrina. They also offer guided excursions to the dunes daily in summer and on weekends in winter.
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Ismael
The tourist office provides a list of folks who rent horses for riding in the summer. Ismael is the only one open year-round, but call ahead if it's a winter weekday.
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Risco Viajes
Try Risco Viajes, who offers standard local excursions to Valle Grande and nearby wineries, white-water rafting, mountain biking and other activities.
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Full-Day Tour to the San Ignacio Mission and Wanda Mines from Puerto Iguazú
10 hours (Departs Puerto Iguazu, Argentina)
by Viator
Spend a day outside of Puerto Iguazú and discover the rich history of the Iguassu Falls region. Learn about the famous Jesuit mission of 1632, which aimed to…Not LP reviewed
from USD$95.99