ARGENTINA
Two Oceans and One Road Ruled by the Wind
Patagonia delivers everything one may hope for and more: towering granite peaks, brilliant blue glaciers, relentless winds, abundant wildlife, and roads that seem to stretch to the edge of the earth. Following a route through Chile, Argentina, and Tierra del Fuego, eventually reaching Ushuaia, where a single day’s drive can carry you from the Pacific Ocean to the Atlantic at the southern tip of South America.
We Have Run Out of Continent! Time to Make a U-Turn
At the southern tip of South America, Tierra del Fuego combines rugged mountains, remote lakes, abundant wildlife, and some of the continent’s most spectacular coastal scenery. The boat rides along the Beagle Channel and the drives along the windy shores of Peninsula Mitre, provide the opportunity to observe whales, penguins, sea lions, dolphins, and condors sharing the stage. Beyond this point, there is no farther south to drive.
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Patagonia's Long Goodbye
Eastern Patagonia reveals a different side of the region, where vast Atlantic coastlines, windswept plains, crystal-clear lakes, and colorful Andean forests replace towering glaciers and granite peaks. From the orcas of Península Valdés and the alpine beauty of Bariloche to the legendary Ruta de los Siete Lagos, the journey showcases a land defined by wildlife, wide-open spaces, and landscapes that seem to grow more beautiful with every mile north.
Friends, Legends, Wine, and the Promise to Return
Mendoza and its surrounding Andes blend sweeping mountain landscapes and wine country rooted in tradition and craft. As we drove through dramatic reserves and encountered unexpected wildlife, but also shared spontaneous moments in small family-run wineries, we felt the region revealed a way of life shaped by nature, culture, and connection.
When the Road Changes Your Plans. - Detour to Paraguay
Unexpected detours shaped by timing, logistics, and changing borders can lead to scenic German mountain towns to energetic university-filled streets in Argentina’s second largest city filled with historic plazas and youth.
The Many Worlds of the Monumental Buenos Aires
Buenos Aires revealed itself through many worlds: grand architecture, historic plazas, colorful neighborhoods, tango, lively markets, and a deep sense of Argentine identity. As we explored the city, we discovered the culture, history, community spirit, and national pride that make Argentina’s capital both monumental and unforgettable.
Where Adventure Meets Culture
Northeastern Argentina offers two unforgettable experiences in one journey. Explore the wildlife-rich Iberá Wetlands, home to capybaras, caimans, monkeys, and countless bird species, before heading to the breathtaking Iguazú Falls, where subtropical rainforest, in two countries, surrounds one of the largest waterfall systems on Earth.