Tailor made holidays in Argentina
Tours & holidays in 2019 & 2020

Every minute of our action packed 3 weeks was just amazing and wonderful. Arriving at the peak of the Red Valley was breath-taking and then traversing along to Rainbow mountain was magical. (more)Kate Harvey

We loved every minute. The self drive in Bonito and Pantanal was super exciting It’s good to be independent travellers for a bit. All local guides were very good and helpful. (more)Pratibha Nirodi

The most memorable was the scenery, itinerary, and friendliness of the people. (more)Gary Wright

Memorable parts? Lots of memorable parts. We loved Iguazu, Purmamarca, The Atacama and Valparaiso. We enjoyed everything really apart from the Patios de Cafayate hotel where my husband picked up food poisoning so we were unable to explore Cafayate, he was too ill. Tips? The itinerary worked well for us. The self drive part from Salta to Purmamarca via Cafayate was great but take a map. The pre programmed sat nav was correctly programmed but the routes chosen were not as good as... (more)Linda Edward

The Iguazu Falls and the Perito Moreno Glaciers were spectacular sceneries I never knew about before starting discussing the tour. I recommend everyone to go and visit these sites. (more)Anne Marchal

So many wonderful memories!! The most spectacular was the Perito Moreno Glacier which was jaw dropping! The journey as you cross the Andes mostly by boat is amazing with crystal clear lakes, high mountains and volcano`s and the Condor circling high above you. (more)Peter Carter

The most memorable moment was the Perito Moreno glacier trip. Excellent trip. (more)Susan Richardson

Visiting patagonia was a long held dream. It lived up to my expectations from an cultural and environmental point of view. The Patagonian step has presence like no other i have experienced in many years of travel. (more)Geoff Crispin

I loved traveling around Patagonia, visiting blue and greenish blue lakes, the steppes, the glaciers, the snow capped mountains, the unusual wildlife. For me, Patagonia was pure magic. (more)Joanna Drzewieniecki

This was an excellent holiday, very well organised and planned. Excellent support and service throughout the trip. (more)Doris Patterson

The whole trip will be memorable. (more)Vera Alladitta

It really was amazing, thank you very much!!!! Iguazu was definitely one of the most exciting parts, although it was amazing in general. (more)Nadja Weidmann

Memorable parts? We did not do a 12 day highlights holiday. Instead we contacted the holiday provider direct and with them planned a 19 day trip. See below for views on this process. As far as memorable experiences, the list is endless. Perito Moreno glacier was amazing to see and hear - it really is blue in parts, and it was well worth paying extra to do the mini-trek. A great experience. So was horse-riding with a gaucho. Hiring a car and doing a 4 night circular tour from Salta was great.... (more)Ro Lynam

Patagonia was unlike anywhere I've been. The diversity and the relatively low human impact were unexpected extras. (more)Gary Chilcott

So many memorable moments but walking on the Perito Moreno Glacier was amazing! Outstanding! One of my best/favourite adventure vacations! (more)Carla James

The trek to Fitzroy and Torres Del Paine was the most memorable. (more)Carly Miller

Memorable parts? All of it. Tips? Hotel information was not as good as it could have been. Many of the hotels did not do food and that could have created a problem over xmas & new year. Also some did not take credit cards. Local benefits? Yes. Overall rating? Excellent. (more)Mike Billington

Memorable parts? Truly the most memorable part of our holiday was crossing the Strait of Magellan and entering Tierra del Fuego, a place I had long dreamed about seeing. But really, all of it was great! You can't go wrong with such amazing scenery. And the people were so friendly! We made lots of friends along the way. Tips? Consider the time involved and don't try to book too much. We spent 23 days traveling from Buenos Aires to Tierra del Fuego and that was just about perfect. We... (more)Elaine Pike

Memorable parts? Machu Picchu was definitely a major highlight, but upgrading to the Belmond in Iguazu was amazing and memorable. Tips? Definitely give yourself some down time at the end because the first week was very busy. Also picking/upgrading our hotels proved to be worth the effort- loved every one! Local benefits? Yes, especially in Peru. We actually attended the children's program at the Ninos Meloc hotel. Overall rating? The attention we received regarding... (more)Lance and Karon Monroe

Memorable parts? So many highlights: tango in Buenos Aires, the unforgettable Iguazu Falls; but for me Patagonia and particularly the Perito Merino glacier was the outstanding memory of the trip. Nature in raw, exquisite and awe-inspiring beauty: simply stunning. Tips? You do need to pack for different weather conditions but even so do try to pack lightly so you still have space for all the things you will want to buy whilst you are there. Do consider also going to other parts... (more)Nicola Lindsey

Memorable parts? The massively varied scenery as we travelled from Buenos Aires to Patagonia down to Ushuaiau and up to Iguazu. Tips? Do not attempt to do too much unless you have plenty of time. Local benefits? Yes as we arranged the holiday through an Argentinian company who looked to these issues Overall rating? (more)Roger Heywood

Memorable parts? The diversity of the landscapes and climates and awe inspiring scenery. It was nice to have a local guide in each area. Tips? We extended the trip to have 3 nights in each location (so 17 days in total). This was a great pace as with all the travelling I think it would be exhausting and overwhelming if we had stuck to the original schedule. Check the flight times carefully to ensure you have time to complete the tours before the flight. We did not book tours for the... (more)Lynley Wicks