Purmamarca Tours, Argentina

Guiding style varies by trip, and you can choose tours that are fully guided or more flexible with partial guiding. Some itineraries include a tour leader traveling with you throughout, while others rely on local guides for key sights and experiences. In most cases you will also have free time, particularly in Buenos Aires, to explore independently.

Many Argentina tours include Buenos Aires, typically with a city tour covering major sights and neighbourhoods. It is also common to have free time built into the itinerary, with optional experiences such as a tango dinner show or a tango lesson.

Some tours include Iguazu Falls (Argentina), with guided time in Iguazu National Park and access to the main walks and viewpoints. Other itineraries focus more on Patagonia or the northwest, so Iguazu is not included on every route.

Many trips include Patagonia, with time in El Calafate and a visit to Perito Moreno Glacier within Los Glaciares National Park. Some itineraries also add Ushuaia and Tierra del Fuego, extending the trip into even more remote southern landscapes.

Yes, both group and private Argentina tours are available. Group tours suit travelers who enjoy a shared schedule and a more social atmosphere, while private tours are arranged for your own reservation party, generally following the same core itinerary and highlights.

Group size varies by itinerary and departure, so there is no single standard across all trips. Some tours cap numbers at around 16 people, while others may run at 20 to 25, depending on the itinerary and logistics. Exact group size can also be smaller on particular dates.

Many Argentina tours operate at a medium pace, combining guided sightseeing with free time in key locations. Because distances are significant, travel days are a regular part of the itinerary, and some mornings start early to maximize time at major sights such as Perito Moreno Glacier or Iguazu Falls (Argentina).

Yes, accommodation is included, although the standard depends on the itinerary you choose. Options can range from hostels to hotels, and alternatives of a similar standard may be used if availability changes. Check the trip details for the accommodation level and what is included on your tour.

Group tours can work well for solo travelers who want built-in structure, organized sightseeing and the chance to meet others. Private tours are often a better fit for couples, families or small groups who prefer a more personal pace, while still following a clear itinerary. Many tours also include a mix of guided time and free time, which suits different travel styles.

Some tours focus solely on Argentina, while others are designed as multi-country itineraries. These wider South America tours may also include Brazil, Chile, Colombia and Peru, depending on the route. The Argentina section typically centers on Buenos Aires alongside standout natural sights such as Patagonia or Iguazu Falls (Argentina).