The Valdes Peninsula in Puerto Madryn is a unique land formation and global conservation site, home of an abundance of marine life as well as countless unique and wonderful land mammals and birds. There is some captivating history to be explored here too, as you discover the vast open steppe, steep sandstone cliffs and salt flats at 137 feet below sea level. It's gorgeous and stylish sandy beaches and restaurant-lined promenade face Golfo Nuevo bay, where southern right whales breed from May to December.
From the north to the south in Argentina!. Combine visits to Buenos Aires (to stroll in the streets of the Paris of South America and experience one of their Tango Shows), Puerto Madryn (sandy beaches and restaurant-lined promenade face Golfo Nuevo bay, where southern right whales breed from May to December) and Ushuaia (located on the Tierra del Fuego archipelago, the southernmost tip of South America, nicknamed the -End of the World-). Get back to Buenos Aires for one last night.
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The Valdes Peninsula in Puerto Madryn is a unique land formation and global conservation site, home of an abundance of marine life as well as countless unique and wonderful land mammals and birds. There is some captivating history to be discovered as you explore the vast open steppe, steep sandstone cliffs, and salt flats that sit at 137-ft. below sea level. Its gorgeous beaches and restaurant-lined promenade face Golfo Nuevo bay, where southern right whales breed from May to December.
From the sophisticated streets and tango halls of Buenos Aires to the thunderous cascades of Iguazu Falls and the glacier-carved landscapes of Patagonia, Argentina rewards travelers who go beyond a single destination. A multi-city itinerary allows travelers to experience the country’s culture, cuisine, waterfalls, glaciers, wine country, and lake district scenery in one customizable vacation.
The breathtaking Patagonia Region is shared by Argentina and Chile and runs from the coasts of the Pacific Ocean towards the Atlantic Ocean brimming with awe-inspiring glaciers and fjords.
The picturesque Lake District stretches along the northwestern tip of Argentine Patagonia, dotted with several charming lakeside villages, and some of the most spectacular topography in the country.
Northwest Argentina is like another world, nestled beneath the mighty Andes the region boasts some interesting topography. There are dusty ochre desert towns, colonial chapels, colorful cliffs, and an eclectic culture found in the music and food of the region.
Argentinian cuisine blends together Mediterranean, European, Italian, and Spanish influences with dishes like Italian pasta and pizzas, French pastries, french fries, and patties.
The sprawling verdant vineyards of Argentina cover over 220,000 hectares and are spread throughout several different regions including Mendoza, Calafate, Salta, Patagonia, Cordoba, Neuquén, and the Uco Valley.