From the impressive cascades of the North to the breeze regions of the South, Argentina has it all. From the tango of Buenos Aires barrios to the romance of Far South Patagonia, the country enchanted the minds of many for decades.

Spread on the broad expanse are the natural wonders of the Patagonian Andes, from pristine glaciers and alpine lakes to snow-covered peaks and ancient forests. Patagonia represents one of the world’s few remaining genuinely remote areas whose rugged beauty never stops to intrigue.


We traveled from the fascinating glaciers of Parque Nacional Los Glaciares, where Perito Moreno is the most well-known to the forest paths going to the base of the famous peaks around El Chalten, Fitz Roy, and Cerro Torre.

Tierra del Fuego is a region spread between Chile and Argentina containing large parks, like Parque Nacional Tierra del Fuego and the fantastic wildlife of the Beagle Canal. On its shore is Ushuaia, Fin del Mundo, the way the locals call their city.