Argentina in One Week: 4 Recommended 7-day Itineraries to Argentina

A 7-day trip to Argentina provides a fantastic glimpse into its diverse landscapes and lively culture. From the vibrant energy of Buenos Aires to the stunning beauty of the Andes, our recommended one week itineraries offer a well-rounded experience, highlighting both the country's must-see landmarks and its lesser-known treasures. Check out our Argentina one week itinerary ideas below to plan your trip to Argentina.

This "End of the World" tour will take you to two of Argentina's most stunning cities. You'll start your trip in Ushuaia, the southernmost city in the world. This charming port town is just a stone's throw away from Tierra del Fuego National Park, which is known for its incredibly diverse scenery. After spending a few days by the Beagle Channel, head up towards El Calafate, a land filled with giant, shifting glaciers. This trip is an excellent option for travelers who want to experience Argentina’s Patagonian wilderness. 

Insider's Tip: If you visiting Ushuaia and sailing the Beagle Channel choose the tour to Isla Martillo to walk among Magellan penguins and see a rare type called the yellow-crested penguin, more easily found in Antarctica (from October to April) — Say Hueque Argentina & Chile Journeys

On this mouth-watering food and wine tour, you’ll experience the best Argentinian cuisine and gastronomy. Your trip starts in Buenos Aires, where you’ll spend three days exploring the city’s best landmarks and restaurants. Visit a traditional market in San Antonio de Arecca, cook with a world-renowned Argentine chef, and even watch a live tango show. You’ll then head to Mendoza, the heart of Argentina’s wine country. Tour the cellars and sample exquisite wines from some of Argentina’s best wineries. You’ll also have the chance to enhance your skills with a fun and engaging cooking class at Susana Balbo’s Winery. If you want to satisfy your appetite for Argentinian culture and food, then this tour is for you. 

If you want to experience Argentina's natural beauty but also experience its vibrant city life, then this tour is for you. Start your one week in Argentina with the bustling capital, Buenos Aires, where you'll get to watch the tradition of tango dancing. Next, you'll make your way to El Calafate to see the famous glaciers. Your next flight will take you away from the freezing weather to the lush jungle of Puerto Iguazú. After a few days of visiting the Argentinian and Brazilian sides of Iguazú Falls, you'll head back to Buenos Aires to finish up your amazing adventure. 

Insiders Tip: Take a guided bike tour to explore the city's North or South neighborhoods. La Boca and the famous Caminito passage is part of the southern experience, while Recoleta and its famous cimetiere is on the north side.

Outdoor enthusiasts will love this Patagonia trekking tour in Argentina. Starting in El Calafate, you'll soon make your way to El Chalten for a two-night, three-day hiking tour of Mount Fitz Roy. You'll stop by Laguna de Los Tres National Park and Laguna Torre Lake during your journey. The steep granite peaks and cobalt blue lakes make the perfect backdrop for your trekking experience. The trip ends in El Calafate, where you'll have the opportunity to visit the continuously shifting ice blocks in Perito Moreno Glacier. This tour is perfect for adventurous travelers who want to see several of Argentina's most stunning landscapes.  

Whether you're soaking in the vibrant culture of Buenos Aires, marveling at the natural wonders of Iguazu Falls, or savoring the world-class wines of Mendoza, one week in Argentina offers a dynamic and enriching experience. While a week may only hint at the vast beauty and diversity of Argentina, it’s enough to capture the essence of this captivating country and leave you craving more.

If you looking for a Argentina one week itinerary plan tailored to your preferences, contact our travel experts for a customized trip to Argentina. Our guide on the best time to visit Argentina and things to do in Argentina will also be helpful. For more duration related articles, check out our guide on 6 days in Argentina and 8 days in Argentina.

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