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Luxury Trip to Argentina
From sweeping wine country, vibrant cities, and spectacular landscapes,
Argentina is a country full of passion. Embracing European influence,
discover Italian-inspired villas, culinary fusion flavors, and a blend of vibrant
cultures you will not find anywhere else.
Embrace the bustling local energy in the capital of Buenos Aires, or unwind with a curated wine tasting in the Argentine
vineyards, famous for its rich Malbec. Natural wonders including the imposing Iguazú Falls to the icy glaciers and wide
expanses of Patagonia are perfect for adventurers seeking the great outdoors.
DELVE INTO
The Land of Fire
As one of the largest nations in the world, Argentina is celebrated for its rich culinary scene, vibrant city life, and
stunning landscapes spanning from sweeping deserts to icy glacial plains.
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Experience Argentina
CULTURE1 / 5
Argentina invites you to unwind from a fast-paced environment with a little more relaxing itinerary, by trying out the gaucho life at authentic “estancias”. These ranches have been used throughout history to cultivate land, breed cattle, and grow crops by the South American cowboy, also known as a gaucho. Many estancias have now been updated to include luxury estate hotels and accommodations, so you can longue and relax on these properties for the ultimate blissful vacation.
ADVENTURE2 / 5
A best kept secret amongst Argentinians is the unique skiing and snowboarding scene, free of too many tourists and crowded mountain tops. The southern half of the country is home to several prime ski resorts, including Las Leñas in the Mendoza province which is known for its powdery slopes. Keep in mind that as you travel to the southern hemisphere, the seasons will switch! So here, the ski season starts in mid-June and ends between September and October.
NATURE3 / 5
Fill your lungs with the fresh air of Argentina’s many natural paradises, with warm sunny excursions and cool, icy marvels to wander. In addition to the five natural UNESCO sites, there are a diverse collection of parks, beaches, and majestic terrains to visit. If unwinding on the coast is your preferred vacation plan, but you also enjoy the buzzing energy of Argentina, a visit to Mar del Plata is perfect for you. After you lounge on the popular beaches during the day, hit up the vibrant bars and nightlife planted across this resort town for an exciting coastal vacation!
GASTRONOMY4 / 5
Asado is the most typical Argentinian food, often enjoyed with large groups of friends and family as a way to celebrate community in a passionate display of national affection. One unique import that the Spanish brought was their cooking styles, and in Argentina the grilling process elevated the excellent quality of beef from a good meal to an incredible one. Every family designates one “asador” to lead the cooking process, usually someone who has mastered cooking meat slowly on a “parrilla,” taking great care with the process before the family enjoys the asado.
WELLNESS5 / 5
Visit the province of Entre Ríos for a dip in the natural hot springs of Argentina. Waters reach over 100 degrees, with a natural balance of alkaline, minerals, bicarbonate, and sodium that you can soak up as you stare out over the mountainous landscapes and bright blue skies surrounding you! Relaxing in the natural hot springs has proven to support relief for various chronic illnesses and physical conditions, or just provide guests the most magical hot tub imaginable!
BROWSE THROUGH SAMPLE
Signature Argentina Itineraries
With so many adventures and experiences to offer, a trip to Argentina
promises travelers an unforgettable bucket list excursion!
But, choosing where to start can be overwhelming. Although your luxury trip to Argentina will be hand crafted by a
team of Kuoda experts, we recommend taking inspiration from a few model itineraries! Decide how you want to
experience the passion of Argentina, and prepare for your own private luxury vacation, curated with Kuoda!
ADVENTURING THROUGH THE PAST & PRESENT ARGENTINA
12D / 11N
Embark on a luxury tour of Argentina, where history sings in the streets and modern life flows with excitement. Learn about…
EXPLORING THE HIGHLIGHTS OF NORTHERN ARGENTINA
15D / 14N
Experience a luxury tour of Argentina exploring the flourishing region in the north. The land here is full of unique flora and…
INDULGING IN THE WATERS AND WINES OF ARGENTINA
12D / 11N
Experience a luxury tour of Argentina exploring the most lavish parts of this passionate nation. Learn about Argentina’s…
A FAMILY ADVENTURE THROUGH SOUTHERN ARGENTINA
11D / 10N
Embark on a luxury tour of Argentina, where history sings in the streets and modern life flows with excitement. Learn about…
EXPLORING THE ESTANCIAS OF ARGENTINA
11D / 11N
Experience a luxury tour of Argentina exploring the most beautiful landscapes and serene natural scenes. Develop a deep…
NORTHERN HEIGHTS & MENDOZA WINE COUNTRY
12D / 11N
Experience a luxury tour of Argentina exploring the most lavish parts of this passionate nation. Learn about Argentina’s…
DISCOVER THE
Best Time To Travel
Each region in Argentina has a unique climate, with a sub-tropical north-
eastern paradise, a humid Amazonian basin in the country, and the icy
tundras of the south.
Plan your visit to the northern territories or central Argentina between March and April, or from October to November.
For Patagonia, November through March is an excellent time to visit.
BEST MONTHS TO VISIT
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Insider Tips
GET THE INSIDER KNOWLEDGE FROM EXPERTS IN TRAVEL
With on the ground experts proudly born and raised in Argentina, the Kuoda
team knows the ins and outs of the country as locals, and the best way to
experience it as travel industry experts.
WHAT TO SEE AND DO1 / 5
Explore the Raw Nature of Patagonia The pristine natural beauty of the Patagonia region has gone untouched and unchanged, making it an organic wonder worth exploring in person. While trekking and wildlife observation is an obvious choice while you visit Patagonia, a traveler who wishes to dive deeper should explore the shipwrecks and sea life in the icy waters surrounding Península Valdés. Dive, surf, or kayak through the waves to see the hidden life of Patagonia!
WHAT TO SEE AND DO2 / 5
Travel to the Ends of The World in Ushuaia Head south, all the way south, and explore the world's most southernmost city. Home to over seventy thousand Argentinian natives, the city has grown from a penal colony to a popular hub for wilderness adventures amongst tourists and locals! One completely otherworldly site to see is the Esmeralda Lagoon whose awe-inspiring turquoise waters are perfectly framed by the surrounding mountains. A six mile hike, roundtrip, makes this an easy and exciting hike for any traveler, no matter their skill level!
WHAT TO SEE AND DO3 / 5
Climb Aconcagua, The Tallest Peak in America Up in the Andes, the mountain of Aconcagua looms over the rest not just in Argentina, but in all the Americas. Its tallest peak stands at 6,961 meters (22,837 feet), earning this volcanic formation a spot on the list of the world’s Seven Summits, the tallest and most impressive treks globally. If climbing is your passion, this official Aconcagua Ascent is going to need some preparation. However, this mountain provides a perfect course for travelers who dream of summiting the Earth’s tallest giants.
WHAT TO SEE AND DO4 / 5
Tango Your Way Through The Country Adventure is not just about the great outdoors, and exploring all the best spots to tango in across Argentina is certainly an excursion of passion and flair for the willing explorer. There are many styles of tango, and although tango is practiced around the world, the dance style continues to be an essential part of the culture here. Adding a tango lesson to your travel itinerary makes for a romantic and fun cultural immersion experience! But if you prefer to watch, you will be able to find live performances anywhere from five-star theaters to the city streets.
WHAT TO SEE AND DO5 / 5
Discover Northern Argentina’s Charming Salta The northern region of Salta is a tranquil corner with lush wineries, unique salt flats, and a slow pace perfect for catching your breath and truly relaxing. The colonial city is beautifully designed with a Spanish architecture style, which you can see from above when you head to the top of Cerro San Bernardino, either by cable car or by foot. Sip locally produced wines, explore the natural landscapes, and treat yourself to the serenity of a city that knows how to move slowly.
WHERE TO EAT1 / 4
Don Julio Escaping to Argentina without tasting the traditional grilling styles of the region would be a major mistake for travelers. Don Julio is an excellent place to start if you’re ready to indulge in the Chef’s choice house cuts, like the signature skirt steak. But almost every part of the cow can be found somewhere on Pablo Rivero’s menu, so don’t limit yourself to trying just one thing! Pair each dish with one of their locally sourced wines, specifically a bottle of Malbec, the variety developed by Argentina’s first wine producers.
WHERE TO EAT2 / 4
Chila A creative experience that is always evolving, treating guests to new dishes every time they visit. “Order cannot exist without a bit of chaos” - this is the philosophy of a restaurant willing to take risks with the guarantee of delivering excellence. Chef Pedro Bargero plays with his food in an age appropriate way, creating a menu diverse in tastes, textures, colors, and scents that engage every one of your senses for a meal that goes deeper than just impressive tastes.
WHERE TO EAT3 / 4
Mishiguene Chef Tomás Kalika uses Mishiguene as a stage for storytelling through culinary art. Honoring his Jewish roots combined with products from Argentina make this an intriguing fusion destination you won't find elsewhere. The stamp of Middle Eastern flavor in a South American restaurant may surprise diners, but offers an impressive combination of cultures that provides an exciting crossover between two communities that love to host at the dinner table.
WHERE TO EAT4 / 4
Casa Cavia Curated by Julieta Caruso, bringing the best local products to the restaurant and devising simple, yet exquisite recipes that honor the flavors which originated in Bolivia. Food is a storytelling device here, allowing the artists in the kitchen to experiment with seasonal ingredients and amplify each ingredient to taste as delicious as possible. This female-led team brings their own unique touch to 21st century cuisine, and diners can pair each dish with one of the impressive, original cocktails from the stunning bar on site!
WHERE TO STAY1 / 5
La Bamba de Areco, Buenos Aires If you are eager to explore the exciting Buenos Aires, but want to stay in a less urban space, La Bamba de Areco is an ideal choice located close to the city. The private estancias allow you to be transported to a historic colonial property with modern amenities that ensure extra comfort during your stay. Each room is curated to fit different needs, whether you’re on a romantic vacation or a large family excursion. The property is close enough to larger cities to enjoy a day trip, or stay on site and try their horseback tours, Argentine bowling, spa amenities, and more!
WHERE TO STAY2 / 5
Cavas Wine Lodge, Mendoza A luxury lodge at the foot of the Andes built on a winery is the perfect combination of features for a romantic getaway. The Cavas Wine Lodge is a dreamy destination for travelers in need of a relaxed, intimate hotel while exploring Mendoza. Located in the heart of wine country, there are plenty of vineyards to roam while sipping on Argentina’s finest bottles. Guests are also invited to bring supplies that would provide support for the Caminos de Vino de Agrelo mission of developing children’s education and improving nutrition in the region.
WHERE TO STAY3 / 5
Palladio Hotel, Buenos Aires A Buenos Aires escape that offers beautiful amenities to enjoy while embracing the energy of a vibrant city. Just across from Rodriguez Peña Square, the location is perfect for easy access to some excellent shopping, as well as multiple art centers including the Metropolitan Cathedral and the National Museum of Fine Arts. Longue poolside under the sun, or enjoy a first class bar and bistro serving Mediterranean cuisine, wines, as well as the nationally produced wines from Argentina’s wine country.
WHERE TO STAY4 / 5
Eolo, El Calafate Patagonia’s calling may draw you in, but there is no need to sacrifice luxury while exploring the outdoors on your Argentina vacation. Eolo is a classic Relais & Châteaux given the nickname of “Patagonia’s Spirit” because of its prime location, built on land where the first creole and European immigrants set foot before adventuring through the expansive natural wonder. Being immersed in the natural elements allows your journey to continue every moment of the day in the comfort of a quiet yet charming space.
WHERE TO STAY5 / 5
Arakur Ushuaia Resort & Spa, Ushuaia Located on a stunning outcrop inside the Reserva Natural Cerro Alarkén, the Arakur Ushuaia Resort & Spa flawlessly balances luxury amenities with sustainable design. The resort is designed and decorated with authentic Argentine materials, including copper, marble, and native woods, camouflaging the modern additions meant to increase comfort in a natural outward appearance. The views alone are reason enough to stay here, but the on site pool and outdoor hot tubs, as well as the fine dining options featuring haute cuisine makes this the full package for travelers.
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