What to do in Argentina

Situated in the beautiful Calchaqui Valley and founded by the Etchart Family, San Pedro de Yacochuya is located at more than 6.500 feet above the sea level, making it one of the highest viti-vinicultural sites in the world. The winery produces Malbec, Cabernet Sauvignon, Torrontes and Tannat.

Cerro Frías offers a captivating half-day tour, showcasing panoramic views of the Andes Mountains, Lago Argentino, Mount Fitz Roy, and Torres del Paine. Located near El Calafate, this hill provides unique perspectives of Torres del Paine, Fitz Roy, Lake Argentino, the Magallanes and Avellaneda Peninsulas, given its distinct position outside the Andes range. Your journey begins with a pick-up from your El Calafate hotel, followed by a 25 km drive to Estancia Alice. There, you'll embark on a 4x4 adventure up Cerro Frías. As you ascend, marvel at the sprawling vistas of the Centinela River Valley and Torres del Paine. The route takes you to Cerro Frías' summit, where you might spot cows, guanacos, hares, and wild ponies. Post tour, return to the base for lunch or afternoon snacks. Leisure time is available at the ranch's barbecue area for exploration. The day concludes with a return drive to El Calafate, wrapping up an adventurous outing just a short distance from the city.

Bariloche is famous for its teahouse, studded through town like little gems and often overlooking the glittering water. Find a cozy corner where you can warm up with a cup of tea and enjoy a slice of cake.

Clear glacial water pools in the Laguna Esmeralda. Because of its natural splendour and tranquility, this is a favourite spot of those visiting Tierra del Fuego. The hike around the lagoon is moderate in difficulty and unmatched in scenery. You'll find indigenous trees and rich vegetation that are the trademark of Patagonian forests. Not to be missed!

This picturesque trail is a 2.1km loop, offering you a moderately challenging hike along the Lapataia River and taking you to the photogenic Acigami Lake. Budget about 40 minutes to complete the trail, but there's no rush. Give yourself the time to stop along the way, admire the spectacular views, and enjoy the tranquility of nature.

There are 2 hour long polo lessons every day with Tomas Fernandez Llorente, an 8 goal player who plays in the Argentine open, or with, or with other great 5 goal players at the club. Lessons can be one hour in the morning, and one hour in the afternoon and include a tour of the stables’ barn management, horse care and feeding. Lunch will be an asado at La Irenita Polo Field with Tomas and a guided tour of the Club and horses. You can also watch polo games every day at the Polo Association with Tomas, to understand plays and polo strategies and visit General Rodriguez to see different polo clubs (Chapaleufu, Centauros, etc) and polo tack shops.

The coastal path at Ensenada Bay stretches for around the bay with panoramic views across Beagle Channel to the majestic mountains of Chile beyond. While exploring Tierra del Fuego, don't miss the opportunity to stop here and snap a few photos of the postcard views. You needn't hike the whole path to find rewarding views. Walk along the coastal path or take a hike at nearby Acigami Lake for a change of scenery. For those looking for a different adventure to enrich their experience at Tierra del Fuego National Park, take to the waters and admire the spectacular scenery from a kayak in Lapataia River.

Despite its brevity, this short hike yields high rewards. To maximise your time in the Tierra del Fuego, wander on the Paseo de la Isla trail. You will find shore views of both the Ovando River and the Lapataia River. This trail will also give you a great opportunity to spot Patagonian aquatic birds. While you're visiting the Tierra del Fuego, pair this hike with a walk along the coastal path or a visit to Acigami Lake.