A beautiful ride up into the sierras of Cordoba, through low woodland, along a rock strewn plateau and up to highest point of the sierras. Sleeping in mountain refuges and washing under the waterfalls of the rivers.
Destination: The Sierras of Cordoba
When to travel: October to May

Work with the gauchos driving a herd of  cattle to their summer pastures in the Andes. Camp beside a 70 meter high waterfall, swim in the rivers and bathe in a hot spring 2,500 meters above sea level.
Destination: The Patagonian Lake District
When to travel: November to April

Explore on horseback the remotest corners of Los Glaciares National Park, a combination of Andean woodland, crystal clear lakes, high mountains, impressive skies and glaciers.
Destination: The Glaciers National Park
When to travel: November to March

Crossing the Andes on horseback is a fantastic journey. During the ride you’ll see Condors soaring in the clear blue skies, wild llamas grazing on the hillside and witness some of the world’s most panoramic views.
Destination: The vineyards of Mendoza
When to travel: October to April

A ride round a 200,000 acre sheep farm, on the Patagonian coastline, that the New York times called ‘Argentina’s answer to the Galapagos’. It is an extraordinarily beautiful place with with a huge array of wildlife.
Destination: The Whales of Peninsula Valdes
When to travel: September to March

A fast paced ride, going between four cattle ranches, with plenty of galloping, a chance to work with the gauchos, play polo and marvel at the wonderfully abundant wildlife of Corrientes province.
Destination: The Ibera wetlands
When to travel: March to November

A family owned polo club a short drive from the center of Buenos Aires; spend a day trying your hand at Polo or hone your game over a week, including playing some fast paced Polo with local Argentines.
Destination: Buenos Aires & the Pampas
When to travel: August – December / March – May

A ride that takes you from the sub-tropical lowlands of Tucuman to the highlands of the region, where you’ll ride through indigenous communities that have remained almost completely unchaged for centuries.
Destination: Salta & the northwest
When to travel: May to September

A trip that takes you into some of the wildest country in Argentina along the seemingly endless Patagonian beaches – past sea lion and penguin colonies, hundred year old shipwrecks and the vast skeletal remains of beached Whales – to the End of the World.
Destination: Tierra del Fuego & Antarctica
When to travel: November to March

The Gaucho and Guaraní cultures are entwined in the northeast of Argentina, in particular in Misiones, the province in which lies the famous Iguazu falls. This trip takes you across the plains and into the jungle to introduce you to both of these fascinating cultures.
Destination: The Iguazu Waterfalls
When to travel: All year round

The Iberá Natural Reserve is one of the largest freshwater reservoirs in South America. It is the largest protected area in Argentina, with 1.3 million hectares hosting more than 350 bird species.
Destination: The Ibera wetlands
When to travel: October to May

A trip that takes you to explore the wilds of Tierra del Fuego: kayaking to secluded coves in search of the local wildlife, then heading off-road in 4×4 land rovers inland to explore the lakes of the region and trekking along the beaches and cliffs.
Destination: Tierra del Fuego & Antarctica
When to travel: November to March

A trip that takes round Buenos Aires city immersing you in the history and culture of Tango. Argentina’s best known dance, which remains hugely popular today in the colourful city of its birthplace.
Destination: Buenos Aires & the Pampas
When to travel: All year round

A trip round the myriad of landscapes and melting pot of cultures of the Salta and the northwest. You’ll travel by 4×4 trucks, as well as day on the famous cloud train and a day hiking in the mountains with llamas to carry your things.
Destination: Salta & the northwest
When to travel: March to November

A trip to the Patagonian coast; walking with in amongst the Penguin colonies, snorkelling with sea lions, diving with Dolphins, watching Orcas hunt along the shore and sailing in amongst huge herds of Whales. 
Destination: The Whales of Peninsula Valdes
When to travel: All year round

The Iguazú waterfalls are home to a huge abundance of wildlife, including a kaleidoscope of birds. This trip will take you to all the highlights as well as the hidden attractions.
Destination: The Iguazú Waterfalls
When to travel: All year round

The Jesuit churches and schools are well preserved in Cordoba and during this trip you’ll see how they achieved a glimmer of light in what, in the main, was a very dark period of history.
Destination: The sierras of Cordoba
When to travel: All year round

This trip will take you the Glaciers National Park, in southern end of Patagonia, where you’ll go boating across the lakes that connect the glaciers to hike over the ice and up into the Andes mountains.
Destination: The Glaciers National Park
When to travel: November to April

This wine tour of Mendoza takes you on a road trip, circling through Valle de Uco and Lujan de Cuyo, the most picturesque of the area’s wine regions, as well as intruding you to the desert and mountainous areas of the province.
Destination: The vineyards of Mendoza
When to travel: September to May

A trip through the mountains, forests and waterways of the Lake District’s fairy-tale landscapes.  The trip includes biking, sailing, kayaking and some of the best rafting in Patagonia.
Destination: The Patagonian Lake District
When to travel: September to May