A constellation, not a destination
A country is not visited, it is traced. As a constellation is traced. Glacier, vineyard, tango, jungle, salt flat, pampa. Argentina reveals itself slowly, like a good Malbec: layer by layer. We design yours with no templates, with the calm of silent luxury.
Argentina is a country that reveals itself slowly, the way a good Malbec does: in layers. Its scale defies the very idea of an itinerary. Within its territory there are glaciers, jungles, vineyards, salt flats, sea, steppe, mountains higher than the Alps and one of the densest cultural capitals in the southern hemisphere. For the CocoVolare traveller, Argentina is not a destination. It is a constellation. Designing a trip here well means deciding which constellation to trace.
Buenos Aires for cultural density. Mendoza for its table and mountain range. Patagonia for ice and silence. Iguazú for water. Salta for Andean color. Each demands its own rhythm.
01 · Capital
3-5 nights
Intellectual capital
A European city that reveals itself as Latin American. Cafés a hundred years old, bookshops open until midnight and an accent like no other country’s.
02 · Vino
3-5 nights
Capital of Malbec
A garden city at the foot of the Andes. The Uco Valley with premium wineries, Aconcagua and the highest table on the continent.
03 · Hielo
5-8 nights
Ice and silence
El Calafate with Perito Moreno. El Chaltén with Fitz Roy. Bariloche and the Andean lakes. Ushuaia, the end of the world.
04 · Agua
2-3 nights
One of the 7 wonders
275 waterfalls spread between Argentina and Brazil. The Devil’s Throat drops more than 60 metres in a semicircular arc.
05 · Color
3-5 nights
Color, altitude, salt
Quebrada de Humahuaca declarada Patrimonio UNESCO. Salinas Grandes a 3.500m, Cafayate con vinos de altura.
Glaciers advancing as you read this sentence. Vineyards at 1,500 metres producing the highest Malbec in the world. An Obelisk marking the centre of the seventh densest cultural capital on the planet. Subtropical jungle, salt flats at 3,500 m and a 6,961 m peak, the highest outside the Himalayas. It all fits. It is all Argentina.
“Argentina reveals itself slowly, the way a good Malbec does: in layers.”· CocoVolare master document
Argentina is lived in two hemispheres at once. Our chart shows the twelve months with estimated cost, weather and calendar icons. Marked in gold, the times we recommend experiencing Argentina with us · not for the price, but for the experience.
Argentina lives in two hemispheres at once. Our chart shows the twelve months with estimated cost, weather and iconic events. Marked in gold, the times we recommend experiencing Argentina with us · not for the price, but for the experience.
Information verified by our travel designers, updated for 2026. Browse by category.
Six bases that adapt to your date, rhythm and budget. No CocoVolare client travels with the same copy as another. Each itinerary is rewritten.
Buenos Aires + Mendoza · first time
Three nights in Buenos Aires (Palacio Duhau or Alvear Art) plus two nights in Uco Valley (The Vines or Casa de Uco). Don Julio, Rojo Tango, private sommelier in Uco with top winery and dinner at Mallmann's Siete Fuegos.
Buenos Aires + Iguazú + Mendoza
Three nights in Buenos Aires + two in Iguazú (Awasi) + two in Uco Valley. Adds the jungle and the Devil's Throat to the cultural and wine base.
+ Patagonia with Perito Moreno and Fitz Roy
Buenos Aires + El Calafate (EOLO) + El Chaltén + Mendoza + Iguazú. A single sweep through the country with four distinct regions.
Five regions · premium slow travel
Buenos Aires + Salta and Cafayate + Iguazú + Mendoza + Bariloche + El Calafate. The complete Argentina in one trip with no shortcuts.
Suite, vineyard and glacier
One night in Buenos Aires (Palacio Duhau suite) + four nights in Uco Valley (The Vines villa with jacuzzi) + four nights in El Calafate (EOLO). Private vineyard picnic, dawn photo session in El Chaltén, dinner under Fitz Roy.
Trekking, glacier, lake
Bariloche + El Chaltén + El Calafate. Fitz Roy trekking, Big Ice on Perito Moreno, kayaking on Nahuel Huapi. For active couples or groups of friends.
We customize by honeymoon, family with children or teens, foodie, slow travel, adventure. Zero templates. Quote in 24 hours with a dedicated travel designer.
Start your quoteThese are not tours. They are accesses only opened with confidential rates, prior contact and curation. Ten experiences worth detouring to live.
Not the tourist show, but the Saturday milonga where porteños have been on the dance floor for decades. Salón Canning or La Catedral, with a bilingual guide who teaches you the codes.
Buenos Aires · Saturday night
Pablo Rivero's parrilla, multiple times number one in Latin America. Reserve a month in advance. Private cellar with sommelier for a tasting of boutique-winery Malbecs.
Palermo · Book ~30 days aheadThree days with a winemaker who opens doors closed to the public, high-altitude vineyards and explains the Uco terroir. It costs more, it reorganizes your palate forever.
Mendoza · 2-3 daysThree hours on ice with crampons and guide. Combined with private boat navigation to the glacier front on a vessel of fewer than 30 passengers. Without the noise of 200 tourists.
El Calafate · Oct-Apr
Eleven hours round trip to the most photogenic peak in Patagonia. With AAGM guide and base in a boutique lodge in El Chaltén. The visual reward is unmatched on the continent.
El Chaltén · Summer
Private boat from Ushuaia to the Les Eclaireurs lighthouse. Sea lions, cormorants, the Fuegian Andes in the background. Champagne and snacks on board.
Ushuaia · Dec-Mar
Front walkways at Iguazú with park opening, before the tour-group tide. Over 60 meters of waterfall in a semicircular arc. After: Gran Aventura boat.
Iguazú · Any dayUNESCO Heritage. Towns like Purmamarca and Iruya, Cerro de los Siete Colores, Salinas Grandes at sunset at 3,500m. Full day with private SUV and certified local guide.
Salta-Jujuy · Apr-Nov
Among the five best opera houses in the world for acoustics. Central chandelier weighing over a ton. Reserve weeks ahead. Private box with sommelier mid-show.
Buenos Aires · Book ~4 weeks ahead
Peak in September and October. Females give birth and nurse in Golfo Nuevo and Golfo San José. Spotting on a small boat with biologist, lunch at Patagonian estancia.
Puerto Madryn · Jun-DecEach hotel is in our private network with confidential rates. They are not "the most famous" in the country, they are the ones that open doors and understand the CocoVolare rhythm.
We work with 40+ more properties across estancias, active lodges and private homes. The final selection depends on the trip profile.
Argentine cuisine is built on three pillars: beef raised on open pampas, red wine especially Malbec, and Italian and Spanish migration heritage. Asado is not food, it is liturgy.
Guatemala 4699 · Palermo
Pablo Rivero. Multiple times #1 in Latin America. Bife de chorizo, ribeye, sommelier with cellar of boutique wineries. Book 30 days ahead.
Costa Rica 5852 · Palermo Hollywood
Germán Martitegui. Tasting menu, one of Buenos Aires' most serious chef-driven houses. International Michelin recognition.
Pasaje del Correo · Recoleta
Gonzalo Aramburu. Contemporary fine dining, Argentine products elevated to haute cuisine. Signed pairing.
Aguirre 1564 · Chacarita
Enrique Piñeyro. Market product, chef-driven parrilla, natural wines. Book in advance.
Jorge Luis Borges 2108 · Palermo
Historic bodegón revived by Pablo Rivero. Serious potato tortilla, milanesas, pastas. Long lunch table.
The Vines · Uco Valley · Mendoza
Francis Mallmann. Cooking with seven open fires, lamb, vegetables from the garden, wine from the valley itself.
What happens in Argentina month by month and worth planning around. Not packaged cultural tourism: continuous reality.
Real harvest at wineries. National festival the first weekend of March at Teatro Griego Frank Romero Day.
Humahuaca · copleros, diabladas and sikuri bands. Syncretic ritual with Aymara roots.
Península Valdés · orcas attacking sea lions. Unique in the world, documented by National Geographic.
Valdés · peak September-October. Females give birth and nurse in Golfo Nuevo.
Bariloche · Las Leñas · Chapelco · Cerro Castor (Ushuaia, the southernmost in the world).
Jujuy and Salta · offering of coca, corn and wine to Mother Earth. Ritual not spectacle.
Buenos Aires turns purple. One of the most photographed urban images in the country.
Plaza Dorrego with antique dealers, spontaneous milongas at 5pm, best between 11 and 5.
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The day we crossed Perito Moreno was so special my husband cried without wanting to. CocoVolare choreographed everything: the private boat, the crampons, the lunch at the estancia with the owner. An impossible honeymoon to match.
We told them we wanted Patagonia without crowds and they delivered exactly that. EOLO was unreal, the private boat to Perito Moreno had only us, and the trekking guide in Chaltén was a former park ranger. Best trip we've ever done.
We took the kids (8 and 11) to Iguazú and Bariloche for the first time. Awasi was a blessing because each family gets its own guide. The kids keep asking when we're going back.
I'm an amateur sommelier with many years in the field. What they organized in Uco was next level: private Catena Adrianna vertical, lunch with the winemaker, confidential rate I didn't even know existed. I'll be back.
The difference between a trip and a CocoVolare trip is that here nobody hands you a script. Every night we had a message from the concierge adjusting something, improving something. My birthday in Bariloche was magazine-cover material.
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«The difference between a trip and a CocoVolare trip is that here nobody hands you a script.»— Alejandra Ramírez · Lima
