ARGENTINA
Ages 18 and up
8–10 people
February 16–25, 2026
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Only 4 spots left!
From the Edge of the Earth to Iguazu Falls
With a high level of comfort!
Argentina
About the tour
Tour Itinerary
Cost
February 16–25, 2026
18 and older
8–10 people
Hurry and reserve your spot in the group!
Only 4 spots left!
From the Edge of the Earth to Iguazu Falls
With a high level of comfort!
Argentina—vibrant and endlessly diverse, wildly beautiful and far-flung, where penguins live at the very edge of the Earth and cruises set sail for Antarctica, where emerald lakes of breathtaking beauty and delicious spring water abound, where mountain peaks stand side by side with blue glaciers, and where one of the 7 natural wonders of the world — the Iguazu Falls, which we will view from both the Argentine and Brazilian sides.

An incredible journey awaits you throughout Argentina Accompanied by experienced guides, you won’t miss a single point of interest; what’s more, the trip includes exclusive activities and the best restaurants and hotels in each country. We’ll take a walk along the magnificent Perito Moreno Glacier, witness the beauty of Patagonia’s mountains and national parks, visit the end of the world—Ushuaia—enjoy the monumental architecture of Buenos Aires, and then find ourselves in the embrace of the tropical jungle and the impressive Iguazu Falls, after which visiting any other waterfalls loses all meaning.
days of adventure
10
national parks
3
domestic flights instead of long road trips across the country
4
luxurious 5-star hotels
4
THE MOST MEMORABLE JOURNEYS BEGIN WITH A DREAM…
We'll be speechless at the sight of Iguazu Falls
We won't just get to see the most impressive glacier in the world,
and we'll go for a walk on the glacier
in cats, and we'll even give it a taste.
Let's walk across the Perito Moreno Glacier
in cats
We'll visit the ends of the earth
Sunrises overlooking the Beagle Channel, the breath of Antarctica, and the feeling that this time you’re truly at the end of the world…

Let's give the cheetah a hug
We will visit 3 national parks
Breathtaking views and the best natural sites in Los Glaciares, Iguazu, and Tierra del Fuego.
This is a place where tons of water cascade down from 200 waterfalls at once. And the border with Brazil runs right through the most massive and awe-inspiring of them all—the Devil’s Throat.
Let's go for a walk
with penguins
We have an entire island to ourselves, where we are the guests and these amusing birds are the hosts, just a stone’s throw away.
Exploring Buenos Aires
Let’s whirl to the rhythm of the tango, visit the most beautiful cemetery in the world, take in the city from above, and top off the experience with a visit to the colorful La Boca neighborhood.
Let's enjoy the local cuisine at the best restaurants
Let's eat a whole lamb asado, famous Argentine steaks, and the most delicious
in the life of a crab.
Daily Schedule
February 16–25, 2026
(9 nights/10 days)
Day 1.
Hello, Buenos Aires! Tango Show
We’ll meet you at any time at the airport in Buenos Aires, the capital of Argentina. On this day, we’ll relax after the flight at one of the best 5-star hotels and take our first steps around the city known as the “Paris of South America.”

A city where everyone dances—except the lazy ones! On the streets of Buenos Aires, in cafes,
at numerous milongas or tango shows.
This evening, we’ll enjoy a traditional welcome dinner and a captivating tango show performed by professionals to the accompaniment of a live orchestra, where we’ll discover the essence of this passionate dance.

We'll be staying at a 5-star hotel in the heart of Buenos Aires' historic district.
Day 2.
Buenos Aires. Dinner at one of the world’s top 50 restaurants.
It is a city-puzzle made up of contrasting pieces: majestic buildings and wide boulevards, stylish Palermo, bohemian San Telmo with its stucco and luxurious French-style balconies, picturesque La Boca with its colorful houses, a giant metal flower as tall as a 9-story building, the most beautiful bookstore in a former theater…

Let’s start our day with a visit to the cemetery. Don’t be alarmed—there’s not a trace of a somber atmosphere at Recoleta, so the walk feels more like a visit to a museum. Here you’ll find the most beautiful and expensive crypts in the world, along with the most fascinating stories associated with them.
Wealthy Argentines are seriously debating whether to buy a new luxury apartment in the capital or to look for a nice crypt and ensure their name goes down in history.

In Argentina, there’s a real passion for delicious meat. For dinner at a restaurant ranked among the world’s top 50, we’ll be served top-notch Argentine steaks, accompanied by a glass of Malbec from the Mendoza region. It’s the perfect culinary pairing.
Day 3.
The End of the World. Flight to Ushuaia.
This morning, we’re flying to the ends of the earth. We’re sure you’ve never been this far before!

We’ll be staying at a 5-star hotel. The panoramic views of the Beagle Channel from our hotel’s terraces and the spa are so stunning that you won’t want to leave, but we have a full two nights to enjoy it all.

Since Ushuaia is the southernmost city in the world, everything here is the southernmost of its kind: the post office, the church, the casino, even the parking lot. Antarctica is just a stone’s throw away—only 900 km.
Today we’re strolling through town, buying souvenirs, and sending postcards to our friends from the southernmost post office on the planet. The words “fin del mundo” will be with us every step of the way, constantly reminding us of where we are.

You’ll remember this dinner at the edge of the world for the rest of your life! His Majesty, the king crab! Huge, it’s cooked whole in wine and herbs, making it juicy and flavorful. It’s the most delicious crab in the world, ever.
Day 4.
Tierra del Fuego. A Walk with the Penguins.
You don’t have to go all the way to Antarctica to get a closer look at penguins…

Martillo Island is home to a large colony of Magellanic penguins. You could take a boat tour along the Beagle Channel and watch these beautiful creatures from a distance, as many people do. But not us! After all, it’s much better to walk among the penguins, just an arm’s length away. We’ll spend an hour on the island in sheer bliss: watching these clumsy birds go about their lives and taking pictures with them.
In the afternoon, adventure-seeking travelers will have the chance to see Tierra del Fuego from a bird’s-eye view (optional).

Fasten your seatbelts—our light aircraft is about to embark on the most epic journey: the beauty of snow-capped mountain peaks, fjords, lakes, endless vistas, and pure delight.

We have dinner and return to the hotel, where a hot outdoor hot tub with a panoramic view of the Beagle Channel is already waiting for us.
Day 5.
El Calafate. The world's best Patagonian lamb.
We’re flying to El Calafate this morning. Yes, this is where the famous Perito Moreno Glacier is located—your dream destination in Argentina. But we’ll head there tomorrow. Today, we’ll explore the city, relax at a wonderful hotel, and try the famous Patagonian lamb.

If you used to think that a Caucasian cook could prepare lamb that scored a 4 out of 5, while God himself would score a 5, then once you’ve tasted a young Patagonian lamb, you’ll have to rethink that.
The Lord God rates it a solid 6, since in El Calafate they know how to cook it to at least a 5! A whole, juicy lamb roasted "on a cross"—this cooking method is called asado. Get your bottomless stomach ready!
Day 6.
Perito Moreno Glacier. A short hike in crampons.
Today is going to be an amazing day—one of the most memorable experiences of your life!

Grand, majestic, and truly deep blue. It surpasses even the wildest imaginings of it. The Perito Moreno Glacier, covering an area of
250 km—as tall as a 20-story building!

A sense of harmony and timeless tranquility envelops you almost the moment you see it; you feel like standing there and listening to that cracking sound forever, gazing at the blue fissures, pieces of which occasionally crash into the water with a thunderous roar…
But we’ve got something even more exciting in store for you! Now that you’ve made it all the way to Argentina—and even further, to Patagonia—it would be a shame to miss the chance to take a walk on water that froze over 30,000 years ago!

Yes, we’ll be walking across the glacier in crampons, guided by professionals equipped with ice axes. Don’t worry—this hike is suitable for people with absolutely no experience wearing crampons, and you’ll pick it up in no time. And the icing on the cake: a glass of whiskey on the rocks made with ice from the glacier to round off the day perfectly.
Day 7.
Off to see the Iguazu Falls.
We bid farewell to the rugged wilderness of Patagonia and fly into the embrace of the tropical jungle and the breathtaking Iguazu Falls, after which visiting any other waterfalls seems pointless.
We’ll spend the night at a luxurious 5-star hotel in the town of Puerto Iguazú, with panoramic views of the Iguazú River and the tri-border area—where Argentina, Uruguay, and Brazil meet.

Days 8–9.
Iguazu Falls as seen from Argentina and Brazil.
Who’s cooler—skiers or snowboarders? The answer to the question “Which side of the falls is more beautiful—the Argentine or the Brazilian?” is also up for debate. So we’ll check out both sides!

It’s like comparing the city to a landscape: from the Brazilian side, we look out over the beautiful city from an observation deck. From the Argentine side, we stroll through its streets.

In two days, we’ll have time to visit Devil’s Throat, where the observation deck is located right at the edge, giving you the impression that you’re practically inside the waterfall, and to visit the Brazilian side to appreciate the full scale of the falls.
We’ll definitely stop by the Bird Park. There aren’t many other places where you can feed a toucan and see a hyacinth macaw—the world’s most expensive parrot, worth over $15,000.

And the most daring can take a helicopter ride over the waterfalls or go whitewater rafting right up to the base of the falls, getting a rush of adrenaline and a splash in the face (optional).

We're staying at a 5-star hotel in the town of Puerto Iguazú.
Day 10.
Don't cry for me, Argentina!
After breakfast, we'll fly to Buenos Aires.

We’re already on a first-name basis with this city, so it’ll be especially nice to spend some one-on-one time with it before flying home, take a stroll down familiar streets, and pick up some gifts for our loved ones.
On this trip, we became not only true travelers but also true friends. We’re making plans for where to meet next time, heading home with memory cards full of photos, suitcases full of souvenirs, but most importantly—a new version of ourselves.
Travel time may be longer than indicated due to traffic, the group’s pace, weather conditions, road conditions, and other factors.
Important!
We reserve the right to rearrange the order of days and any items on the itinerary without compromising the overall quality.
Some items may remain unfulfilled due to circumstances beyond our control.
Itinerary
Buenos Aires (1) → Ushuaia (2) → El Calafate (3) → Puerto Iguazú (4) → Foz do Iguaçu (4) → Buenos Aires (1)
Why you should travel with us
We'll see ALL of Argentina's most beautiful places in a single trip.
A packed schedule
Only the best 5-star hotels in Argentina, including a luxurious 5-star hotel at the edge of the world.
Absolute comfort
A group of like-minded people who love life and travel. Our group trip will be as personalized as possible.
Small groups – only 8 people
A fully planned itinerary based on personal experience. We’ve replaced long road trips across the country with four domestic flights.
Well-planned logistics
We’ll visit restaurants from the list of the world’s top 50 restaurants and the World’s 50 Best Restaurants in Latin America.
Foodies will appreciate
A unique journey awaits you
for a portion of its full cost.
Important
COST OF THE TRIP
Argentina
February 16–25, 2026
(9 nights/10 days)
7790 $
9700$
20% off by October 1
The price includes:
Accommodation throughout the trip in 5-star hotels (double occupancy), 9 nights
Transfers in a comfortable private minivan, gas, toll roads
4 domestic flights, 15 kg of checked baggage on all flights, airport taxes
Private airport transfers (on the first and last days of the tour)
You do not need a visa to visit Argentina, and there are no mandatory vaccinations.
All admission tickets and activities included in the itinerary (admission tickets to Los Glaciares, Iguazu, and Tierra del Fuego; crampon trekking on the Perito Moreno Glacier; an excursion to Penguin Island; tickets to a tango show; guided tours of Buenos Aires; admission to the Bird Park; and more)
Always by your side: an experienced traveler and professional
Tour guide and interpreter — Natalie.
I will provide a consultation
and I'll do whatever it takes
assistance with preparation
for the trip.
Breakfasts for the entire trip
Natalia Boiko, founder of WHITE GARNET and tour leader (60+ countries)
Professional tour guide and interpreter
February 16–25, 2026 (9 nights/10 days)
Hurry and reserve your spot in the group! Only 4 spots left!
Booking and Payment Policy
To reserve a spot in the group, simply submit your application and pay a 50% deposit.
Once you confirm your participation, we will send you an invoice for the advance payment and sign the contract. We take great pride in our reputation
and we always fulfill our commitments.
In the event that Argentina is officially placed under quarantine and air travel is suspended, we guarantee that your deposit will be fully transferred to any other trip.
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Hurry and reserve your spot in the group!
Only 4 spots left!
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HI!
My name is Natalia Boiko
She has visited more than 60 countries and 5 of the 6 continents, and has settled in Peru.
She left her career in the advertising industry to devote herself to travel.
I climbed the Rainbow Mountains in Peru (5,100 m) and descended into the crater of an active volcano on Java.
I went scuba diving with sharks in the Bahamas and went on a multi-day hike in Torres del Paine National Park.
I've flown, driven, and sailed on every kind of transportation.
I traveled all over South America, Australia, and New Zealand.
I stayed at a salt hotel in Bolivia at an altitude of 4,600 meters and at luxury lodges in Tanzania.
Foodie. She has sampled street food from various countries and visited over 100 Michelin-starred restaurants and restaurants on The World's 50 Best Restaurants list around the world.
Founder of WHITE GARNET and team leader for this trip
HI!
My name is Natalia Boiko
She has visited more than 60 countries and 5 of the 6 continents, and has settled in Peru.
She left her career in the advertising industry to devote herself to travel.
I climbed the Rainbow Mountains in Peru (5,100 m) and descended into the crater of an active volcano on Java.
I went scuba diving with sharks in the Bahamas and went on a multi-day hike in Torres del Paine National Park.
I've flown, driven, and sailed on every kind of transportation.
I traveled all over South America, Australia, and New Zealand.
I stayed at a salt hotel in Bolivia at an altitude of 4,600 meters and at luxury lodges in Tanzania.
Foodie. She has sampled street food from various countries and visited over 100 Michelin-starred restaurants and restaurants on The World's 50 Best Restaurants list around the world.
Founder of WHITE GARNET and team leader for this trip
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