Glaciers National Park is best known for the famous Perito Moreno Glacier. It is 1 hour from Calafate in Argentine Patagonia
Tronador is an immense inactive volcano located in Rio Negro Province, a few tens of kilometres from Bariloche.
Castaño Overo is a glacier in the Nahuel Huapi National Park, not far from San Carlos de Bariloche. in Rio Negro province.
Galán Volcano is located in the province of Catamarca, in the north of Argentina.
A stunning lake in Argentinian Patagonia and a great alternative to other tourist-ridden sites in the region.
Rio Manso is in Nahuel Huapi National Park in Argentine Patagonia.
The little fishing village of Cochamó is a wonderful place located on the Reloncaví Estuary, looking out over the fjord and towards the Hornopirén Volcano. As it winds its way up the forested "La Junta" valley, the Cochamó River presents a wonderful sight. This is a place you're guaranteed to fall in love with!
San Igancio contains the ruins of a Jesuit mission. The site is located in Misiones Province and lies one hour by road from the city of Posadas.
Lanín National Park is located in the southern part of Neuquén Province. The town of San Martin de los Andes, located at the heart of the Argentine lake district. serves as the gateway to the park.
An extinct Patagonian volcano, straddling Argentina and Chile, whose peak is fairly easy to access.
El Bolsón is a typical little Argentine Patagonian town. Lying close to Bariloche, it is surrounded by peaceful, relaxing natural landscapes and scenery, and significant amounts of arts and craft products and local produce are made and grown in the area.
A valley in the Nahuel Huapi National Park in Patagonia, that leads to the legendary climbers' favourite - the Frey needle.
A city in the province of Chubut in northern Patagonia and the best drop-off point for visiting the beautiful Los Alerces National Park.
Cerro Castillo is the highest point in the natural park with the same name. The Carretera Austral passes through it, as well as the Sendero de Chile. For all hikers!
Ten times the size of Loch Ness, Lake General Carrera marks the border between Chile and Argentina. There is more of it on the Chilean side than the Argentine, and it also has a different name in Argentina where is it called Lake Buenos Aires.
At an altitude of 4,058 m, Monte San Valentín dominates the southern Andes. It's one of the highest mountains in South America and the highest in Chilean Patagonia.
Situated in Chile, the San Rafael Glacier forms part of the Northern Patagonian Ice Field.
Puerto Rio Tranquilo is a small village on the shores of Lake General Carrera. Its on the Carretera Austral and the main reason for stopping there is to take a boat trip to see the "marble chapels" on the lake. A must see if you are in Chilean Patagonia!
The legendary Ruta 40! It runs the whole length of Argentina from the extreme north to the extreme south, a distance of 5,000 km! An opportunity to test some unusual means of transport during a trip to Argentina?…
Situated in the Santa Cruz Province of Argentinian Patagonia, La Cueva de las Manos is home to some incredible cave art.
