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Buenos Aires, Argentina
Day 1 – Buenos Aires (Arrival And Centro)
- Take a leisurely stroll through the historic Plaza de Mayo, surrounded by iconic buildings like the Casa Rosada.
- Enjoy a traditional Argentine dinner at one of the local parrillas (steak restaurants) or try Argentine pizza, a much thicker and cheesier pizza.
Day 2 - Buenos Aires (Recoleta)
Starting your day with a visit to the Recoleta Cemetery, the final resting place of Eva Perón.
Visit the impressive National Fine Arts Museum (Museo Nacional de Bellas Artes).
Relax in the afternoon at the stunning Floralis Genérica, a giant metal flower sculpture.
Have dinner or cocktails a Floreria Atlantico, continually voted one of the 50 best bars in the world.
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El Calafate, Argentina
Day 3 - El Calafate
- Fly to El Calafate and check in to your accommodation in this gateway to Argentine Patagonia. It’s a 3-hour flight from Buenos Aires to El Calafate so take an early morning flight so you have the rest of the day to explore.
- Explore the charming town of El Calafate, situated on the shores of Lake Argentino. You can visit the Glaciarium to learn more about the glaciers in the region and the Laguna Nimez Reserve to see the indigenous bird species of Patagonia.
Day 4 - El Calafate
- Take the bus and walk the boardwalks to get panoramic views
Opt for a boat tour to get up close to the glacier’s towering ice walls.
- Go ice trekking on the glacier itself. This is the most expensive option, but it includes time on the boardwalk, a short boat trip and hiking too.
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El Chaltén, Argentina
Day 5 - El Chalten
- Explore the picturesque village of El Chalten, known for its welcoming atmosphere and vibrant outdoor culture.
- Go on a short 2–3-hour trek to Mirador Los Condores to get the best views of the town and Mount Fitzroy
Day 6 - El Chalten
This is your only full day in El Chalten so it’s time to embark on a hike to marvel at the iconic peaks of Fitz Roy and Cerro Torre.
The Laguna De Los Tres hike is regarded as one of the best in the world.
It’s a challenging yet rewarding hike that rewards you with sights of Laguna de Los Tres’ stunning turquoise waters and unmatched views of the iconic Fitzroy peak.
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Buenos Aires, Argentina
Day 6 - Buenos Aires (San Telmo)
- Shop for antiques, handmade crafts, vintage clothing, and try local street food delights.
- Enjoy a leisurely lunch in the historic market area or if you want a nice meal, try Atis Bar tucked away in an old mansion courtyard.
- In the afternoon, head to the modern Puerto Madero district, walk along the waterfront and admire the sleek architecture. Sit by the river and grab a craft beer at Temple Bar
- If you have time, head to the Ecological Reserve for a nice nature walk. You can see many exotic bird species, lizards and maybe even a snake if you’re lucky.
Day 7 - Buenos Aires (Palermo)
- Visit the beautiful Palermo Park and the Rose Garden (Jardín Botánico Carlos Thays).
- Indulge in a classic Argentine meal at Don Julio, a renowned parrilla in the
- Palermo neighbourhood. If you turn up at 7 when it opens, you can usually get a table.
- Spend your last evening in Buenos Aires soaking in the vibrant atmosphere of Palermo’s nightlife, with its diverse bars and clubs.