
Best 14-Day Argentina Tours from Buenos Aires
Embark on a comprehensive 14-day journey through Argentina, starting in the vibrant capital of Buenos Aires. This itinerary allows travelers to explore iconic landmarks like La Boca and Recoleta, savor world-class tango shows, and enjoy gourmet dining experiences. Compare options from multiple local operators to find the perfect mix of cultural immersion, historical exploration, and scenic adventures. From city streets to surrounding regions, discover why this extended tour offers an unparalleled way to experience Argentine hospitality, history, and natural beauty with flexible booking choices.
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Welcome to Argentina, the land of champions! Immerse yourself in the passion for football on this tour that begins in Retiro, where you’ll uncover the link between 19th-century immigration and the arrival of the sport. Explore football’s connection to politics, gender, and rituals across Argentina. ...
- Entrance to River Plate Stadium
- Entrance to La Bombonera
- Lunch at a typical traditional pre-game restaurant
- Entrance to La Casa de D10S
- Tips for guides are not included, and always welcomed by our team!
- Estadio Alberto J. Armando (La Bombonera)
- Mas Monumental
- Plaza General San Martin
- Caminito
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.
Explore Argentina’s most featured destinations on this 12-day inclusive tour visiting Buenos Aires, Iguazu Falls, El Calafate and Ushuaia; the southernmost city in the world. On this tour you will visit our most renowned national parks which showcase natural wonders such as the Perito Moreno Glacier...
- Buenos Aires Urban Use Right Fee (DUU) & Iguazú Eco-Fee
- Bilingual guide (English / Spanish)
- Transfers mentioned in the itinerary
- Tours described in the itinerary
- 11 nights of accommodation (4 in Buenos Aires, 3 in Ushuaia, 2 in El Calafate & 2 in P. Iguazu)
- National Park Entrance fees
- International or Domestic Flights
- Port Tax
- Transfers to and from the pier for the Beagle Channel Navigation (taxis cost less than $7 USD)
- Food and beverage, unless specified
- Optional tours & Tips
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.
Lively cities, legendary history and spectacular natural landscapes: explore northern Argentina on this nine-tour of Buenos Aires, Salta, Jujuy and Tucumán.
- Transfers between hotels, stations and hostels.
- English speaking guide during all excursions and tours.
- 8 nights' bed and breakfast accommodation.
- Transport by plane or bus between different cities.
- Lunches and dinners.
This 19-day trip will allow you to visit Argentina, Brazil and Peru and the cities of Buenos Aires, El Calafate, Puerto Iguazu, Rio de Janeiro, Lima and Cusco. We start this adventure in the wonderful city of Buenos Aires, where you will have the opportunity to know its most beautiful corners, its ...
- Entrance to archaeological sites at the Sacred Valley in Cusco
- Tours and transfers as specified in the itinerary
- Transfers, train ticket and entrance to Machu Picchu
- Entrance fees to touristic sites in Cusco
- Accommodation
- Flights
- Entrance fees to national parks and not mentioned as included
- Extras, meals, and Others NOT specified in the itinerary
- Personal expenses
All sales are final. No refund is available for cancellations.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Get answers to the most common questions travelers ask before visiting.The tours we compare across booking platforms typically range from $210 to $3,973, with most options falling between $801 and $2,608. The median price for these multi-day itineraries is around $1,370. While the spread is wide, you generally find better value in group tours rather than private experiences.
Most of the options we compare include a guide (83% of listings) and meals (67%). About half provide airport or hotel transfers, while accommodation and entry tickets are less common, each appearing in roughly one-third of the tours. It is important to check your specific itinerary to see if lodging is covered.
These are substantial trips that typically run between 4.6 and 16.5 days, with a median duration of 13 days. This aligns well with the 14-day timeframe, allowing enough time to cover major cultural and historical sites without feeling rushed.
Yes, about a third of the tours we compare (33%) are private tours. This is an unusually high share for this type of experience. If you prefer personalized attention over a group dynamic, you will have several solid choices among the options listed.
You can book these tours in five languages: English, Spanish, Italian, French, and Portuguese. Since the themes are heavily cultural (100% of options), having a guide who speaks your language is key to getting the most out of the historical context.
Transportation varies by itinerary. About half of the tours use a bus (50%), which is standard for group sightseeing. One-third involve air travel (33%), likely to cover longer distances between regions like Buenos Aires and Patagonia. Most tours are guided groups (83%).
Booking ahead is highly recommended. Reviews highlight that these trips are wonderfully well organized and offer good service. With 67% of options offering free cancellation, you can secure your spot early to guarantee availability on popular dates without risking your budget.
Yes, but stay in busy areas. Avoid empty streets and keep valuables hidden.
Use the blue dollar rate at official exchange houses. Avoid banks or hotels.
Take a taxi or ride-share app like Uber. It costs about twenty dollars.