Argentina Day trips

Overflowing with colorful butterflies, tropical birds, and playful monkeys that will steal your heart and your wallet, Iguazú National Park feels like stepping into Jurassic Park. Spanning the Argentina-Brazil border, it’s home to the world’s largest waterfall system, with over 250 cascades crashing through a dense subtropical rainforest. 

Iguazú is a bucket-list destination year-round, with new reasons to explore every month. From the roaring waterfalls of summer rains to rainbows appearing in the sunlit mists of winter, there’s always something captivating to experience. Here’s a month-by-month guide to help you decide the best time to visit Iguazú National Park.

Argentina isn’t just known for its breathtaking landscapes; it’s also home to a tapestry of historical and cultural sites. Whether you’re admiring the Plaza de Mayo or gazing at ancient artwork at Cueva de las Manos, you’ll find no shortage of historical places in Argentina.

Argentina captivates first-time visitors with its passionate tango, world-class wine, and dramatic landscapes — including some of South America’s most spectacular natural wonders. But what to know before traveling to Argentina to enhance your experience? Whether you’re marveling at Iguazu Falls, exploring the neighborhoods of Buenos Aires, or at the end of the world in Ushuaia, understanding some basics will help you navigate this diverse South American nation.

With its extensive coastline, it's hard to narrow down the best beaches in Argentina. If you're looking for the ideal surfing spot, Argentina has plenty of sandy beaches with rolling waves, like Playa Pinamar, which offers many beginner surf classes.