Northern Argentina Tours
Booking one of these amazing Northern Argentina Tours will open up an entirely new world full of adventure for you.
Northern Argentina tours are great for an active holiday, as they provide access to the country's beautiful landscapes and natural wonders. From the iconic Andes Mountains to the surging Iguazu Falls, the views on Northern Argentina tours are truly a sight to behold. Planning an unforgettable trip to Northern Argentina? Check out the incredible tours in Northern Argentina below.
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Atacama Desert
8-Day Atacama Desert Self-Drive Tour
The 8-Day Atacama Desert Self-Drive Tour offers a unique combination of two fascinating regions in Chile and Argentina, providing an insight into the way of life of its native people: The Atacameños on the Chilean side, and the Kolla Indians on the Argentine side.
Northern Argentina
Wine and Cuisine Tour of Argentina
It’s no big secret that Argentina’s wine and food are world-class, is it? The Wine and Cuisine Tour of Argentina is a full-on experience in all that’s delicious in this amazing country, and any foodie thinking of South America needs to book their spot.
Atacama Desert
Atacama Desert Overland Tour: Argentina and Chile
The Atacama Desert Overland Tour lets you explore the spectacular Atacama Desert which is the driest non-polar desert in the world, lining the Pacific coast and the Andes Mountains. Used as an experimentation site for Mars-bound equipment, you’ll feel like you’re on another planet every day on the overland tour in Argentina and Chile.
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Exploring Northern Argentina reveals varied landscapes and cultures. Salta and Jujuy, known for their colonial and indigenous highlights, are key stops. The Humahuaca Gorge and Cafayate's vineyards are essential visits. Iruya offers a secluded mountain retreat, ideal for regional adventures.
There’s no shortage of activities in Northern Argentina. Embark on hiking tours to explore the region's rugged terrain, or join bike tours through scenic vineyards and desert landscapes. For a unique experience, try horseback riding tours to connect with the gaucho lifestyle. The area is also famous for its wine tours.
Visiting Northern Argentina depends on interests. The mild weather from March to May and September to November is perfect for outdoor activities, dodging summer heat and winter cold. These seasons also allow for enjoying cultural festivals with fewer tourists. Summer (December to February) is best for exploring high-altitude deserts and salt flats.
English is not widely spoken outside major tourist areas in Northern Argentina. It's advisable to learn some basic Spanish phrases to navigate more rural or less touristy areas effectively.
A stay of at least 7 to 10 days is recommended to explore the diverse landscapes and cultural sites of Northern Argentina, including Salta, Jujuy, and the Humahuaca Gorge.
It's wise to carry some Argentine Pesos for smaller establishments and rural areas. Credit cards are widely accepted in larger cities and tourist destinations.
Yes, Northern Argentina offers many family-friendly activities, from cultural tours to outdoor adventures suitable for all ages.
Renting a car offers the most flexibility for exploring Northern Argentina's varied landscapes, though bus services are available for major destinations.
Accommodations range from boutique hotels and hostels in cities to rural lodges and eco-friendly retreats in more secluded areas.
Northern Argentina is in the Argentina Time Zone (ART), UTC -3.
Yes, self-guided tours are possible, especially with a rental car, allowing exploration at your own pace.
Guided tours are available and recommended for specialized activities like wine tasting, hiking, and cultural experiences to gain deeper insights.
International travelers can fly into Buenos Aires and then take a domestic flight to Salta or Jujuy, the primary gateways to Northern Argentina.
Major towns include Salta, Jujuy, Cafayate, and Purmamarca, each offering unique attractions and experiences.
The best season is during the grape harvest from February to April, when many vineyards offer special tours and tastings.
Basic precautions include staying hydrated at high altitudes and having travel insurance that covers medical emergencies.
Must-try foods include empanadas salteñas, locro (a hearty stew), and humitas, reflecting the region's rich culinary traditions.
Northern Argentina is generally safe for travelers, but standard precautions should be taken, especially in less touristy areas.
Yes, the Salinas Grandes salt flats are accessible and offer a unique landscape. Guided tours are recommended for this remote area.
The Carnival of Jujuy and the Serenata a Cafayate are among the vibrant cultural festivals offering a glimpse into local traditions and celebrations.