Destinations · Argentina
One country, twelve worlds.
From Patagonian glaciers to high-altitude vineyards and the landscapes of Northern Argentina. A destination guide created for Travel Agencies designing thoughtful journeys across the country.
An editorial introduction
Argentina is best understood region by region.
Argentina stretches across dramatically different landscapes, climates and cultural regions. From subtropical jungles to Patagonian glaciers, each area has its own rhythm, logistics and way of traveling.
At Petru, we design journeys that combine the country's most iconic destinations with thoughtful operations, boutique stays and carefully selected experiences.
Litoral
Puerto Iguazú
The Argentine base for Iguazú Falls, one of the world's greatest natural wonders.
Northwest Argentina
Purmamarca
A small Andean village beneath the Hill of Seven Colors and at the heart of the Quebrada de Humahuaca.
Brasil
Rio de Janeiro
A city of iconic landmarks, vibrant culture and extraordinary natural scenery between mountains and sea.
Northwest Argentina
Cafayate
Argentina's high-altitude wine valley, combining Torrontés viticulture with dramatic red rock canyons.
Chile
Torres del Paine
One of the world's great wilderness destinations: granite towers, glaciers and untouched Patagonian landscapes.
Northwest Argentina
Cachi
A quiet colonial village in the Calchaquí Valleys, set against high Andean peaks with high-altitude vineyards, cactus desert, and an unhurried pace.
Northwest Argentina
Salta
The colonial capital of Northwest Argentina, gateway to high-altitude landscapes, wineries and Andean culture.
Patagonia
Los Antiguos
A remote Patagonian town on the shores of Lake Buenos Aires, known for cherries, frontier landscapes and Ruta 40 road trips.
Cuyo
Mendoza
Mendoza combines vineyards, mountain landscapes and refined slow travel experiences.
Northwest Argentina
Northwest Argentina
A region of high-altitude deserts, colonial towns and strong Andean heritage.
Litoral
Litoral
The Argentine Litoral combines subtropical nature, wetlands and rainforest ecosystems.
Chile
Punta Arenas
The southernmost city in continental South America and the main gateway to Chilean Patagonia — connecting Torres del Paine, Tierra del Fuego, and the Strait of Magellan.
Litoral
Posadas
The capital of Misiones province and gateway to the Jesuit Mission ruins of the Argentine Litoral.
Patagonia
El Chaltén
Argentina's trekking capital at the foot of Mount Fitz Roy, with world-class trails, dramatic granite peaks, and Los Glaciares National Park at the doorstep.
Argentina
Argentina
A country of extraordinary contrasts: glaciers, wine regions, rainforests and cosmopolitan cities.
Buenos Aires
Buenos Aires
Argentina’s capital blends European architecture, gastronomy and contemporary culture.
Patagonia
Lago Posadas
A remote and visually striking steppe lake on Patagonia's Ruta 40, known for its turquoise waters and frontier isolation.
Northwest Argentina
Tilcara
A small Quebrada town with a pre-Columbian fortified site, artisan culture, and one of the most dramatic valley settings in northwest Argentina.
Chile
Santiago de Chile
Chile's capital combines modern urban life, cultural heritage and easy access to wine country and the Andes.
Patagonia
Ushuaia
The southernmost city in the world, gateway to the Beagle Channel and Antarctic expeditions.
Chile
Capillas de Mármol
One of Patagonia's most iconic natural formations: sculpted marble caves on the turquoise waters of Lake General Carrera.
Patagonia
Villa La Angostura
A boutique lakeside village in the Argentine Lake District, known for its natural beauty and refined slow travel pace.
Patagonia
Patagonia
Vast landscapes, remote lodges and iconic nature define Patagonia in Argentina.
Litoral
Esteros del Iberá
One of South America's most important wetland ecosystems and a world-class wildlife destination.
Chile
Puerto Varas
A lakeside town in Chile's Lake District, framed by two volcanoes and connected to the Cruce de Lagos route.
Patagonia
Bariloche
A lakeside city in the Argentine Lake District, combining alpine landscapes with outdoor adventure and ski culture.
Chile
Valparaíso
A UNESCO-listed port city of painted hills, bohemian culture and Pacific views.
Chile
Puerto Natales
The gateway town to Torres del Paine, combining remote Patagonian character with quality boutique accommodation.
Patagonia
El Calafate
The home of Perito Moreno Glacier and the base for South Patagonia's most iconic ice experiences.
Northwest Argentina
Jujuy
The provincial capital of Argentina's most Andean province, combining colonial heritage with Puna and Quebrada access.
Patagonia
San Martín de los Andes
A refined mountain town on the shores of Lácar Lake, combining outdoor adventure with boutique Patagonian character.
Patagonia
Peninsula Valdes
A world-class wildlife destination on Argentina’s Atlantic coast, known for whales, penguins, sea lions and dramatic marine landscapes.
For travel designers
Argentina, designed by travel style.
Every destination works as a flexible building block within the journey. Combine wine country with glaciers, jungles with wetlands and cities with remote landscapes — while we coordinate the seamless operation behind the scenes.
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