14-Day Guided Tour of Argentina for Seniors

What to expect on this itinerary
On this 14-Day Argentina tour for seniors, you can revel in true extravagance as you traverse the country at your leisure, pausing to relax and appreciate the finer things in life. Savor an Argentine steak with a glass of Malbec or tap your foot to the rhythm as tango dancers move with precision to the sensual beat. This is Argentina as you always hoped it would be: traditional and exciting.
Customizable Itinerary
Buenos Aires – Private City Tour and Tango Show
Often referred to as the “Paris of South America,” Buenos Aires is truly among the loveliest and most dazzling cities in Argentina and is the perfect starting point for your tour of the country. You will arrive in Buenos Aires and be met at the airport by your private driver who will transfer you to your luxurious, 5-star accommodation in one of the city’s most charming neighborhoods.
Once you have had time to settle in, your private guide will collect you from your hotel for an introductory city tour via private coach. On your tour, your experienced guide will make sure to hit all the highlights of this fabulous city, including a visit to the famed Recoleta Cemetery, which is the final resting place of Eva Perón. Your guide will take you through Palermo to view the lovely Bosques de Palermo, which can be compared to New York’s Central Park. You will tour the city center and have an opportunity to visit the Casa Rosada, which is the executive mansion of the President of Argentina. After your tour, you will have the chance to freshen up before meeting your private driver in the hotel lobby who will escort you to a world-class tango show that will be accompanied by a gourmet and traditional Argentine dinner.
What's Included:
Buenos Aires – Visit Barrio La Boca and Enjoy a Spectacle at Teatro Colon
Buenos Aires – Explore the Famed San Telmo Open-Air Market
Los Glaciares National Park – Day One of Luxury Cruise
Los Glaciares National Park – Enjoy Night Two of Your Luxury Cruise Through Patagonia
El Calafate - Patagonia at Your Leisure
Bariloche – Bask in Breathtaking Natural Landscapes
Bariloche – Enjoy a Day Cruise of the Lake District
Bariloche - Exploring the Differences of Patagonia
Mendoza – Take a Private Tour of Local Bodegas With a Curated Wine Tasting
Mendoza – A Day Trip to The Andes
Mendoza – Delight in a Final Stroll Through Mendoza and Return Home
Buenos Aires - Return to the City of Tango
Buenos Aires - Depart for Home
Trip Highlights
- Connect with Argentine traditions with a private tango show that is accompanied by the savory steak and wine for which the region is famous
- Explore the dynamic and colorful streets of Buenos Aires’ La Boca neighborhood on a private and guided tour
- Indulge in a two-night luxury cruise through Patagonia’s famous Los Glaciares National Park
- Luxuriate in Bariloche’s stunning natural landscapes while enjoying the German-influenced food and culture
- Venture on a day cruise through Bariloche’s gorgeous Lake District with various stops to disembark and explore
- Delight in a private tour of Mendoza’s best local bodegas or Argentine wineries and enjoy a curated wine tasting
- Discover the snow-capped Andes of Mendoza firsthand on a day trip through this resplendent region
Detailed Description
From the luxurious mountain lodges of Bariloche’s world-renowned Lake District to the snowy peaks of the Andes Mountains, there is truly no more beautiful a place to vacation in complete relaxation than in Argentina. Experience the sensual rhythms of Argentine tango in Buenos Aires and be humbled by the enormity of Patagonia’s glorious glaciers. On this 10-Day tour of Argentina, you will traverse the lengths of this eclectic country at your leisure, experiencing the finest of its treasures in utter luxury.
You will begin your trip in Buenos Aires, Argentina’s acclaimed capital, where you will be introduced to this compelling city with a guided tour by a local expert and be captivated by a private tango show that is accompanied by a traditional Argentine meal. You will stroll through the colorful streets of Buenos Aires’ La Boca neighborhood as you bask in the sights and sounds of one of the city’s most vibrant areas. From Buenos Aires, you will fly south to Patagonia, which is world-famous for its natural beauty and vast landscapes. Here, you will relax on a two-night luxury cruise through Los Glaciares National Park, allowing you to access parts of the park that are typically inaccessible to other visitors.
Moving north to Bariloche, you will revel in Argentina’s magnificent Lake District as you give in to the allure of the exquisite vistas that surround you. Then, you will indulge in German-influenced food and culture in this region before heading north to Mendoza, the country’s world-famous winemaking district. Enjoy a private tour of the area’s best local bodegas while sampling some of the finest wines in the world with a curated wine tasting. Whether you are seeking incomprehensible natural beauty, rich and deeply rooted culture, or exquisite food and wine, Argentina certainly will not disappoint. In fact, this tour will provide almost everything that even your wildest dreams could conjure for an ideal vacation.
Starting Price
$5,700 per person (excluding international flights)
What's Included
- Accommodations
- In-country transportation
- Some or all activities and tours
- Expert trip planning
- 24x7 support during your trip
Your final trip cost will vary based on your selected accommodations, activities, meals, and other trip elements that you opt to include.
Verified Traveler Reviews
Based on 56 reviews
We are basking in the memory of a simply amazing trip to Argentina with Zicasso... it was awesome. The responsiveness of our specialist and guides, and the attentiveness of service overall, was very noticeable throughout. In particular, there was a storm that hit in the days prior to our arrival in Bariloche (Argentine Patagonia Lake District) which impacted boat schedules, and behind the scenes, without us knowing, we were rebooked and rescheduled for various activities in a seamless fashion to ensure we got the hiking and other experiences we were hoping for. Great service!
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We would give this a 4.5-star rating. Overall, our trip was very enjoyable and went smoothly. We would recommend the services of this Zicasso travel company for arranging a trip to Patagonia. The logistics were well taken care of and the tour guides were all knowledgeable and personable. Communication during the planning phase and during the trip was easy. We spent three nights each in Santiago, Torres del Paine, El Calafate, Bariloche, and Buenos Aires.
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There are not enough words to describe how magical this trip was. It was 26 days and every day was an adventure filled with unexpected surprises. This trip touched the highlights of Argentina and just a tiny portion of Antarctica. Even though I was not able to see the whole of Argentina and the whole of Antarctica, the experience remained beautiful, all thanks to Zicasso's travel agent and his team, who made this trip very much a magical adventure. Yes, it was aggressive, as I covered many different parts. However, my agent and his team made it possible for me to feel comfortable and enjoy my experience. He and I worked together from March 2024 to October 2024 on customizing this trip. We talked about the budget and certain modifications. The result was a trip I will never ever forget.
Buenos Aires: I was there for one night and got a great overview of the history of Argentina from my guide. In the six hours I had on the tour, I understood I needed to stay in Buenos Aires longer to appreciate the city. There are many districts and each has its own history and, in a way, its own culture. I have to return to explore Buenos Aires a little bit more because six hours is not enough to explore this beautiful city. I was amazed at how green this city is. I appreciated the guide for giving me an overview of the history of Argentina. However, I know I need to come back to really get an in-depth education of the history of Argentina, especially the history of Buenos Aires.
El Calafate: This is a relatively new city in Santa Cruz province. Let me tell you, it is absolutely gorgeous. It has a different, country-style feeling. One of the biggest attractions of El Calafate is definitely Lago Argentino, with branches of its glacier river surrounding the city. The Perito Moreno Glacier was absolutely magnificent. I can't believe I was able to trek on top of the glacier. The guides were awesome. They helped me a lot while I was struggling to trek on this glacier. They made me feel comfortable and gave me the courage to trek on just a small part of the glacier.
The next day, I visited El Chaltén. My guide was awesome. She made me comfortable during the three-hour ride and told me lots of interesting facts. She was very patient when I was hiking up to Laguna Capri. The hike, which is four kilometers from the base, was very challenging, but I was able to do it. On the ride back, I was able to see the cloudless peaks of Mount Fitzroy. That was really a lucky day … it reminded me that life can be very unpredictable, with many twists and turns.
Ushuaia: I cannot believe I came to the southernmost city in the world! I hiked eight kilometers in the Tierra del Fuego National Park and paddled in the Lapataia river. This was definitely a very challenging excursion, but my guide made me feel very comfortable and helped me all along this challenging trek. Everybody in my trekking group made me feel comfortable as I was struggling to hike along the steep path. However challenging this trek was, I still loved it and enjoyed it, and was able to inhale the beauty of this pristine forest.
The next day I did a five-kilometer hike into Laguna Esmeralda, which was again breathtaking. Even though this track was not as challenging as the previous day, it was still challenging because of the muddy path. My guide was very patient with me and made us all feel very, very comfortable. This hike was worth it, as after five kilometers hiking, I was able to see Laguna Esmeralda. This beautiful green glacier lagoon was breathtaking; again not enough words to describe its beauty. I was very appreciative of my guide and all the group members who helped me as I was struggling to hike.
Antarctica: What can I say? I visited the coldest, driest, windiest place on our planet. Even though it was not fun journeying through the Drake Passage for 48 hours, going in and coming back, it was definitely worth the experience and risk-taking. After all, adventures are known for their challenges. The expedition team was excellent. They were highly and made sure everyone on the ship had a great experience. Every one of the crew cared about us. Again, there are not enough words to explain how beautiful this continent is. I have never loved winter, snow, or even ice, but it taught me how to fall in love with ice. There were so many beautiful icebergs. And I fell in love with the penguins. I can definitely see myself sitting down in a place and just watching penguins all day. I even did the polar plunge. This trip taught me that I have the capacity to do a lot of things I did not expect to be able to do.
Mendoza: Usually, people come to Mendoza for wine. I came to Mendoza for something else besides wine. I can't believe I was able to see Mount Aconcagua, the highest mountain peak in all of the Americas. It was Mount Aconcagua that was my inspiration to come to Argentina. I saw Mount Aconcagua and learned about the different mountain ranges. I even enjoyed the beautiful ride along the mountain ranges through tunnels. I learned about the oasis and the irrigation system. I was very, very impressed with the irrigation system and how they divert the glacier river to feed the town and water the trees in the cities. I even visited an olive oil and balsamic vinegar factory. It was amazing to learn how olive oil was made before newer technologies came into place. I finally was able to taste different types of olive oil and balsamic vinaigrette, which I fell in love with. This was all thanks to my guide, who was wonderful throughout the trip. She was what made the trip so memorable. I definitely had a great time interacting with her and learning from her. I cannot believe that during my short stay in Mendoza, I was able to see many things and learn many things.
Salta/Jujuy: Again, my words come up short in describing how much I enjoyed these two beautiful provinces. They reminded me of Peru, having once been part of the Incan civilization. There is so much history and countless natural beauty within these two provinces. It was my guide who made this trip unforgettable. He made this trip very educational and fun at the same time. I visited some small towns, both colonial and pre-colonial. I visited many breathtaking areas, such as Quebrada de Las Flechas, Cafayate, Cachi, and Humahuaca. It was unbelievable how the topography changed on different points of my journey. I am so happy that he was my guy, as I learned so much from him, especially about geology. I sincerely do not have enough words to describe how grateful I am to have learned from him.
Iguazú: One word, spectacular! I cannot believe I saw the Iguazú Falls from the Argentine and Brazilian sides. It was hands down one of the most beautiful waterfalls I've ever seen. I even did a boat ride to get a river-level perspective of these falls. I'm glad to have had a guide who was so excited and enthusiastic in showing me different parts of the waterfalls along the different trails in the national park. He was excited to show me the national bird reserve in Brazil on my last day. I could feel myself coming back to Iguazú Falls and just standing there and enjoying the beautiful, spectacular view of this magnificent group of water bodies.
Once again, I thank my travel agent from the bottom of my heart for arranging this beautiful and majestic adventure for me. I learned so much history and geology. I also learned that I had the capacity to undertake difficult, challenging trekking that I didn't think I was able to. I came out of this trip feeling like a stronger person. I cannot wait to work with him again for another adventure!
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Zicasso's travel agent planned a great trip for us, tailoring it to activities that we wanted; as well, he suggested some other activities we had not considered, and all were superb. He was always available prior to the trip as well as during the trip -- he met us at our first hotel in Buenos Aires to explain the itinerary and give us vouchers (which we never needed to show). All pick-ups and transfers went well (except one which was the fault of the local Patagonia tour company). Highly recommend him to plan your trip.
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Our two-week trip to Patagonia was exceptional. We enjoyed a variety of experiences, from hiking and kayaking to staying on an estancia, visiting glaciers, and horseback riding. Our guides were excellent and the accommodations were amazing. Zicasso's trip planner was available to answer any questions we had throughout the trip. It was very reassuring to have him in-country as a resource when needed. He always responded promptly and checked in with us throughout the trip.
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