Argentina self-drive tours give you the freedom to explore this enormous country at your own pace.
Country roads are quiet and hug amazing scenery, bringing that film feeling to your holiday adventure.
Hire a car, 4wd, or jeep, depending on the terrain. Visit soaring mountain peaks, remote vineyards, and historic Estancias on tailor-made routes.
Argentina’s famous Route 40 stretches from Patagonia to its northern borders, more than 3,000 miles of open road.
In Patagonia, choose vast ice-covered mountain ranges, fast-flowing rivers, dramatic lakes, and waterfalls. In the north, find multi-coloured peaks, amazing rock formations, and beautiful bodegas.
Argentina self-drive tours offer the flexibility to visit amazing parts of this wonderful land at a pace to suit you.
An amazing road trip, the best guide too.
L Chapman, 2020
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The organisation and the food were excellent – easily the best I have had on a trek. The food was both good to eat and plentiful. The cook at the second camp was particularly good and his baked salmon dish was the best meal of the trip – better than anything the restaurants produced. Difficult to pick out one particular highlight as we had amazing views of Fitzroy, Paine, and Ushuaia. The whole trip was wonderful, but if there has to be one particular highlight, I would probably select the morning spent on the Beagle Channel.
A. Horrocks, UK, 2014 » Patagonia Highlights Trekking Trip
Our trip was really wonderful. I thoroughly enjoyed every minute and I can honestly say that there weren't any low points. But, there were many highlights. Camp Poincenot in the woods in the snow was chilly but fun. Amazing views of Fitzroy. Our tour leader Flor was excellent as was Fernando, one of the mountain guides. The wildlife was memorable, guanacos and rhias and then later the penguin colony and elephant seals. El Pedral was magical. The food was superb and we loved it's isolated setting. Everything was well organised. The group had just 7 people which worked well. All the accommodation was generally very good. The camps were really good fun, good fun and really warm sleeping bags. We took trade to local restaurants and bought the odd souvenir etc. We tried to be sensitive to environment and keep impact low. I would recommend the tour to anyone fit enough for the treks. The uphills were longer and steeper than expected but enjoyable. Thank you for organising the holiday for us.
A. McGregor, UK, 2016 » Patagonia Highlights Trekking Trip
