La Pampa and Buenos Aires
Buenos Aires is guaranteed to win you over. It's beautiful, the food's delicious, it's a fun place to party and its people are welcoming. A buzzing, cosmoplitan hub, the town perfectly blends modern living with traditional elements and has a lot of activities on offer. Explore it during the Argentinian Spring, in other words when it's Autumn in Europe. During the rest of the year it can be humid and touring the city can be pretty exhausting.
Hiking and Climbing Holidays
Crossing through Argentina is the Andean Cordillera - a world-famous range that boasts numerous, beautiful hikes. You can climb Cerro Torre to the south or head to the snowy peaks of Bariloche. Don't miss out El Bolson in Patagonia, one of the best departure points for hikes through forests, visiting waterfalls and the mountains; Mendoza is the place to go if you want to climb the legendary Cerro Aconcagua! Best to go between September and November (European Autumn) as this is Springtime in Argentina, so you'll find pleasant temperatures suited to hiking through all the country's regions.
Touring a Savage Paradise
Argentina boasts some incredible wildlife. To the northeast of the country, you'll spot capybaras (the biggest rodents in the world), black cayman, howler monkeys and several species of bird. Keeping to the northeast, the Iguaza Falls are home to monkeys, lizards and toucans. If you want to spot cormorans, sea lions or penguins, then head to Ushuaïa. The northeast is best visited between April and November, so as to avoid the rainy season, whilst Ushuaïa is great all year round!