Tours & Activities in Argentina

Argentina is home to the tango, born in the working-class neighbourhoods of Buenos Aires in the late 1800s and now a UNESCO Intangible Cultural Heritage.

The Falkland Islands remain a territorial dispute between Argentina and the UK, stemming from a 1982 war that Argentina lost but still claims sovereignty over.

Argentina produces some of the world's finest wines, particularly Malbec from Mendoza province, which sits in the rain shadow of the Andes.

The country spans nearly 2.8 million square kilometres—the second-largest by area in South America—and stretches from subtropical forests to sub-Antarctic Patagonia.

Buenos Aires is nicknamed the 'Paris of South America' for its European-influenced architecture, wide boulevards, and café culture that developed from 19th-century immigration.

Yerba mate, a caffeinated tea drunk through a metal straw shared in a gourd, is as embedded in Argentine daily life as coffee is in Italy.