No visit to Argentina is going to be complete without visiting the Iguazu Falls; 270 waterfalls in a 1 square mile area, walkways at various levels on both sides of the falls, speedboat rides to see them from below & helicopters from above, train rides, wildlife and all surrounded by pristine jungle
Argentina’s greatest asset though is the magnificent Andes range which divides Argentina from Chile. This is an area of contrasts, where enormous glaciers and colourful lakes merge, forests and salt flats collide and where Patagonia begins and ends.
Patagonia is a windswept region of dissolute beauty and the gem of the country. It is an immense area, covering nearly a third of the country but home to only 6% of the population. For walking and trekking the less visited national park of Fitzroy is just magical whilst and the southern most town in the world, Ushuaia is where the Andes meet the ocean and is the gateway to Antarctica.
Having just come back from Argentina and Chile, we can thoroughly recommend Latin Odyssey. They were very helpful at the planning stage with advice re locations, best ways of seeing things etc and organised our trip (with guides where necessary) so that everything went smoothly. It meant that we had an amazing holiday
M Sims