An 11-day luxury adventure combining the electric energy of Buenos Aires, the untamed wilderness of Patagonia, and the thunderous majesty of Iguazu Falls — with world-class wine country in between. Small group of 8, hosted by Alfie Laurence.
This is Argentina in full. Beginning in the grand European boulevards of Buenos Aires — tango shows, antique markets, and the haunting beauty of Recoleta Cemetery — before flying south to the raw, end-of-the-world landscapes of Patagonia.
At Estancia Nibepo Aike you'll ride horseback through open Patagonian countryside, come face to face with the Perito Moreno Glacier, and hike to the iconic Laguna de los Tres beneath the jagged peaks of Fitz Roy. This is wilderness at its most dramatic.
From Patagonia, we head to Mendoza — Argentina's wine heartland — for a full day exploring the vineyards of the Valle de Uco, with gourmet lunches, Malbec tastings and Andean views. The trip ends with a final evening in the vibrant Palermo neighbourhood of Buenos Aires.
Hosted by Alfie with a group of just 8 guests, this is a journey that balances adventure, culture and luxury — designed to feel effortless and utterly unforgettable. This trip will change the way you see the world.
Guided tours of Recoleta, San Telmo and La Boca, plus an unforgettable tango dinner show in the heart of the city.
Stand metres from one of the world's most active glaciers, with the option of a short glacier hike and whiskey served on glacier ice.
A full-day guided hike to the most iconic viewpoint in Patagonia — the turquoise lake beneath the soaring spires of Mount Fitz Roy.
Ride through Patagonian estancia grasslands at Nibepo Aike and through rolling Mendoza hills — gaucho country at its finest.
Private guided tours of 2–3 world-class Mendoza vineyards, with a gourmet lunch and Malbec pairings overlooking the Andes at Andeluna Winery.
An optional extension to one of the Seven Natural Wonders of the World — 275 falls across nearly four kilometres, explored from both the Brazilian and Argentine sides.
Land into one of the great cities of the world. A private transfer takes you to your hotel in Recoleta — wide boulevards, café culture and the particular electricity of a city that never quite sleeps. The evening is yours: dinner nearby and a first taste of Argentine life.
A half-day guided tour through the soul of South Buenos Aires — the painted streets of La Boca, the cobblestones of San Telmo, Puerto Madero and the historic Plaza de Mayo. Lunch at your own pace, then the evening belongs to Rojo Tango: a show that earns every superlative thrown at it.
A morning flight south and the landscape changes completely. By the time we land in El Calafate, we're in a different world. Transfer through the National Park and straight to the glacier — a wall of ancient ice four kilometres wide, cracking and calving into milky water below. Walkways, viewpoints, and a Safari Náutico boat that takes you close enough to feel it. Lunch inside the park at Nativos.
The morning belongs to the estancia — horseback riding across open Patagonian grasslands before lunch and a transfer north. The Fitz Roy massif rises slowly from the horizon as we drive into El Chaltén: small, dramatic, and entirely at the mercy of the mountains. Dinner is yours in the village.
The one that earns its reputation. A full-day guided hike to Laguna de los Tres — the electric blue lake beneath the sheer granite towers of Mount Fitz Roy. The final push is steep but what waits at the top is one of the most extraordinary views on earth. Take your time. Trekking poles included.
We leave Patagonia behind and fly back to Buenos Aires before transferring out to San Antonio de Areco — a small colonial town in the Pampas that feels like Argentina before the world found it.
A half-day Gaucho experience at La Bamba — horses, asado and the open Pampas at their most elemental. Then we fly west to Mendoza, where the Andes rise sharply from the vineyards and the air smells different. The evening is yours to explore.
A full day in Argentina's finest wine country. Private transfers carry us south into the Valle de Uco, where Malbec is grown at altitude and the Andes are never far from view. Tastings, tours and the kind of afternoon that slows time down. Dinner at your own leisure.
A morning on horseback through golden Mendoza hills, the mountains on the horizon. Lunch at Andeluna Winery — long table, cold wine, mountain air. The afternoon is yours entirely. Dinner at your own leisure.
A morning flight back to Buenos Aires, one last transfer, one last evening in the city. Dinner together — the kind of meal where the conversation drifts naturally to where we go next.
Breakfast and then the city is yours. A final morning to linger in a Palermo café, pick something up from San Telmo, or simply walk. Transfer to the airport when you're ready. You leave different from how you arrived — that's the point.
An early flight north to a different Argentina entirely — hot, lush, and almost impossibly green. Cross into Brazil and walk the panoramic trails looking out across the full sweep of the falls. Lunch suspended above the river. A slow evening back on the Argentine side.
The Argentine side is where the falls stop being something you observe and become something you feel. Walk the upper and lower circuits through dense jungle before taking the train out to La Garganta del Diablo — the Devil's Throat — where the river drops with a force you feel in your chest. A free afternoon at the lodge.
A final flight back to Buenos Aires, a last evening in Palermo, and then home. If the falls were the last thing you saw, they'll be the last thing you think about for a while.
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