Argentina · FULL-DAY
Every trip has one free day too few. These 15 full-day tours justify the slot, priced and timed so you can decide in minutes and get back to the fun part.
Travel 220 km from El Calafate to El Chaltén with an English and Spanish speaking guide. Stop at La Leona, hike to Mirador de los Cóndores and Chorrillo del Salto, then enjoy free time in town. Guides such as Veronica and Tobias are praised for clear explanations and helpful trail support.
“Very great trip! Covered a little bit of everything. The tour guide was very personable and knowledgeable.”
Spend 13 hours with an English- or Spanish-speaking guide traveling from Salta to Purmamarca, 7 Color Hill, Cuesta de Lipan, and Salinas Grandes. Guides such as Eduardo, Monica, Cesar, and Monserrat have led recent departures. Hotel pickup is included near Plaza 9 de Julio.
“The tour was good overall. The combi van that collected us was very small, and hard to fit the legs into the available space (even for average height people). But it had good air conditioning. The guide did a reasonable job - they provide some info along the way although more explanation and info would have been nice. Tour returned into Salta at approx 20:45.”
Spend 13 hours traveling from Salta through the Lerma Valley and Quebrada de las Conchas to Cafayate. Expect bilingual guides such as Monica, Julio, or Eduardo, many photo stops, a short winery visit, and a scenic return route.
“We had a lovely day. Our tour guide Eduardo was a real character. I cannot thank Get your Guide enough for arranging our drop off at the airport after the trip. The trip is so much fun with wine tasting and so much to see. Great value for money.”
Travel from El Calafate into Chile’s Torres del Paine National Park with an English and Spanish-speaking guide. Expect a very long coach day, border formalities, a boxed lunch, short easy walks, Río Paine Falls, Lake Nordenskjöld, Lake Pehoé, and views of the Cuernos del Paine.
“Enjoyed it, the mountains and views are magnificent. Our guide was extremely knowledgeable about the area and geography and showed a passion for it, got us to have a moment of silence while we there. Good stuff.”
Travel from Salta to Cafayate along Route 68, stopping at the Devil’s Throat, Amphitheater, Los Castillos, and other red-rock formations. Enjoy free time in Cafayate, artisan shopping, and a Torrontés tasting. Guides such as Angie and Jazmin are praised for warm bilingual commentary.
“Great tour seeing countryside of Argentina. the guide was knowledgeable and spake both English and Spanish. We were the only 2 English speakers on the bus and we never felt left out. The day is long so be prepared for a 13 hour day.”
Travel from Puerto Iguazú to Iguazú National Park with a bilingual guide, then cover the Superior, Inferior, and Devil’s Throat circuits by foot and ecological train. Guides such as Claudia, Lucho, Marcelo, and Chelo have earned praise for clear, caring help, though English service can vary in a large shared group.
“Great trip, well-organized, plenty of time for each circuit or activity”
Board the Marpatag catamaran at La Soledad Port for a full day among Patagonia’s glaciers. A Spanish and English guide covers the park, condors, ice, and wildlife. Expect gourmet food or a lunch box, outer decks, a short walk at Puesto Las Vacas, and optional access to the Perito Moreno footbridges.
“Great tour with amazing highlights. Everything was well planned and easy to understand, which made the glaciers shine even more!”
Spend 8 to 10 hours exploring Iguazu National Park from Puerto Iguazu with a bilingual guide, hotel transfers, the Forest Train, and the upper and lower falls circuits. Guides such as Jorge, Bruno, Fede, and Sergio have earned warm praise, but park crowds and a brisk group pace can affect your day.
“Doing the upper n lower trails to see the different angles of the majestic Iquazu falls. It was a pity that the devil's throat was still closed during my visit. Arlene Jan 2024”
Leave Salta at 6:30 a.m. for a full day through Andean valleys, Purmamarca, the Hill of Seven Colors, and Salinas Grandes. Expect a long coach ride, mountain roads, high altitude, local markets, and around 45 minutes on the salt flats. English guiding can vary, so confirm before booking.
“The tour definitely delivers on its promise. It is a great value, considering the length of the drive. It is also a 'must do' if you are in Salta region. The scenery is absolutely breath taking. The guide was informative and spoke good English. I really admired the drivers patience to navigate the roads. I wish we had more time in Purmamarca to enjoy it's beauty we had 2 hours of which 1 hour was spent on lunch in a local restaurant. I would recommend staying overnight if you are not pressed for time.”
Travel from El Calafate to El Chaltén with SouthRoad for Fitz Roy viewpoints, La Leona, a guided walk to Mirador de los Cóndores, Chorrillo del Salto waterfall, lunch, and hotel transfers. Guides such as Sandra, Walter, and Martin add useful insight, but expect a long day and bilingual commentary.
“This excursion was great. Our guide, Sandra was super knowledgeable and made the experience so much better. The lunch was hot and fresh in el Chaltén so that was a nice suprise. We got lucky with a perfect day so we could see both mountains clearly. Also, if you do the glacier before or after, you only pay 50% of park entry.”
Spend 13 hours traveling from Salta to Cachi with an English or Spanish speaking guide. See Escoipe Gorge, Cuesta del Obispo, El Valle Encantado, and Los Cardones National Park, then explore Cachi’s church, museum, craft market, and colonial streets.
“Good tour. Overall I enjoyed the day but would have liked more info on the area and geology.”
Travel from Mendoza into the Andes with a bilingual guide such as Ornella, Aida, or Valeria. Stop at Potrerillos Dam, Uspallata, Puente del Inca, Aconcagua Park, Las Cuevas, and Cristo Redentor when the summer road is open. Expect a long, scenic day with free time, photo stops, and lunch at your own cost.
“The guide and driver were simply great, same as the upfront organization via WhatsApp. It’s been an interesting day with nice people in great nature. Would recommend if you don’t mind being in the car for a pretty long time.”
Travel from El Calafate to Perito Moreno Glacier with hotel pickup, a Spanish or English-speaking guide, a stop at Curva de los Suspiros, and time on the park footbridges. Add the one-hour boat trip for a closer view, or keep your day focused on the balconies and glacier.
“The pick up was on time. The staff were professional and very friendly, and gave great commentary and explanations of glaciers. The day was well paced the lunch was fantastic and the time spent at each point of interest was ideal. If you are short on time this must be the one you start with during your stay..”
Spend eight hours touring Luján de Cuyo, Maipú, or Valle de Uco with an English, Spanish, or Portuguese-speaking guide. Visit two wineries, taste local wines, learn about terroir and production, then enjoy a paired three-course lunch or a picnic at Bodega Salentein.
“Todo estaba excelente. Luis estaba muy amable y ha explicado mucho durante el viaje. En loa dos Bodegas la gente estaba siempre muy linda y el almuerzo estaba muy riquissimo. la chica Augustina en la primera bodega JB nos ha explicado mucho sobre la producción y entre de la degustación. Estaba fantástico.”
Spend seven hours cycling Buenos Aires with guides such as Santiago, Martina, or Florencia. Ride from San Telmo through La Boca, Puerto Madero, Plaza de Mayo, Recoleta, and Palermo, stopping for Argentine lunch. The route is mostly flat but includes city traffic, long stretches, and plenty of riding.
“Really lovely day out, was a full day (10:00 to 17:00) on the bike, so we saw a lot of the city. Lunch was good, our guide was very knowledgeable and gave us a great history of the city. Some of the riding between the stops was quite long, 30+ minutes, and it was very hot, but our guide made sure we stopped in the shade wherever possible. Highly recommend this tour”
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