“Argentina is like a great wine—you don’t just drink it, you feel it in your soul.”
- Anonymous
Best time to visit Argentina
Buenos Aires sightseeing and Mendoza vineyards in spring; Patagonia hiking and Iguazu Falls in summer.
Argentina highlights
El Chaltén is a small mountain village in Patagonia that's known as the trekking capital of Argentina.
Flight time
16+ hours to the capital, Buenos Aires, departing Sydney.
Visa required?
Australian passport holders can visit Argentina visa-free for up to 90 days.
Currency
Argentina’s official currency is the Argentine Peso.
Your Argentina holiday awaits
Your Argentina holiday awaits
Between the majestic Andes and the sweeping Atlantic coast, Argentina reveals itself as an enthralling fusion of European elegance and South American soul. This is the birthplace of tango, where the haunting notes of the bandoneon fill cobblestone streets while locals gather around tables laden with sizzling asado (barbecue) and velvety Malbec - each element capturing the country's fiery, rhythmic spirit.
Your Argentina holiday awaits
Your Argentina holiday awaits
In Buenos Aires, jacaranda-lined boulevards lead to unique neighbourhoods: bohemian San Telmo contrasting with the stately grandeur of Plaza de Mayo. Journey west toward the Chilean border to uncover Mendoza, the heart of Argentina’s wine country, where world-class vintages await. Near the Brazilian border, the mighty Iguazú Falls roars through the jungle—275 cascades stretching nearly two miles in a breathtaking display.
Your Argentina holiday awaits
Your Argentina holiday awaits
The Andes, the world's highest mountain range outside Asia, entices travellers with hiking adventures and the enigmatic echoes of ancient Inca ruins. Let our travel advisors design your trek through Patagonia's untamed wilderness or across the magnificent Perito Moreno Glacier. From its sophisticated urban centres to remote natural wonders, Argentina promises a collection of soul-stirring experiences.
