JAW-DROPPING NATURE IN ARGENTINA

Buenos Aires, the capital of Argentina is known for its gorgeous colonial architecture. Walking the streets and squares here feels like a journey back in time. But there's more culture to enjoy. The colourful La Boca neighborhood is a joy to see, and so is San Telmo with it's cobblestone streets and food market. Another thing Buenos Aires is famous for, is the abundance of street art throughout the different boroughs. It only adds to the charm and colours of the city, and you can do a street art walking tour if you want to. At the end of the day, plop down at one of the bars at Plaza Serrano for some well-deserved drinks. Oh, and may we suggest trying one of the many Argentinian barbecue places?

Puerto Madryn is the best location for spotting marine life in Patagonia. It's the gateway to the Valdes peninsula, a nature reserve home to elephant seals, penguins, sea lions and whales. This and the stunning cliffs and sandy beaches are the main reason for visiting, though the Welsh town of Gaiman is interesting for the history buffs. Our tip: go to Punta Tombo, a must-visit for who loves cute little penguins (that's everyone right?!). With almost a million penguins, this colony is the biggest outside of Antarctica and definitely the best place to see them in Patagonia.

This nine-day itinerary takes you through key highlights of Argentine and Chilean Patagonia. The journey begins with a transfer from El Calafate to El Chaltén, where you will spend two free days exploring self-guided trails in the northern section of Los Glaciares National Park, including routes to Laguna de los Tres, Mount Fitz Roy, and Cerro Torre. On Day 4, you travel back to El Calafate by morning bus to prepare for a full-day guided excursion to the iconic Perito Moreno Glacier on Day 5, featuring access to various viewing platforms along its north face.

After a leisure day in El Calafate, you cross into Chile via a morning bus to Puerto Natales. Day 8 features a comprehensive 12-hour guided excursion covering roughly 350 kilometers through Torres del Paine National Park and surrounding sites, including the Milodón Cave Natural Monument, Lake Grey, and Laguna Amarga (note that park entrance fees and lunch are not included). The trip concludes on Day 9 with a check-out and transfer to Punta Arenas.

Nestled between white-peaked mountains, vibrant native forests, and dramatic waterways, Ushuaia captures a captivating "end of the world" atmosphere born from its remote frontier history and rugged Patagonian wilderness. This four-day itinerary offers a complete Tierra del Fuego experience starting at 3,554 NOK per person (excluding international flights, small port taxes, and national park entry fees). Your trip includes hotel transfers and two main guided excursions: a half-day exploration of Tierra del Fuego National Park on Day 2 to experience its young post-ice-age forests and coastal mountain landscapes, followed by a two-and-a-half-hour boat cruise through the Beagle Channel on Day 3 to view local sea lion colonies, nesting cormorants, and the iconic Les Eclaireurs lighthouse before your final departure on Day 4.

Final destination: Buenos Aires! How great is it to spend a couple more days in town, enjoying the great Argentinian BBQ for a little longer, and finishing off whatever sights you still want to see. Maybe pop over to Colonia del Sacramento in Uruguay with the ferry, or explore the lovely beaches along the Argentinian coast before flying home, or continuing your adventure elsewhere. We have plenty of great stuff in Latin America, so let's start planning!