Argentina 5 Day Itinerary

Argentina 5-Day Travel Itinerary

Day 1: Buenos Aires (City Tour & Tango Show)

  • Arrival at Ezeiza International Airport (minimum visa requirement: Tourist Visa - Check with your local Argentine embassy)
  • Transfer to city center (taxis or remises are available, or pre-book a private transfer)
  • Visit the iconic Puerto Madero neighborhood and La Boca district
  • Explore the colorful Caminito Street in La Boca
  • Stop by the modernized Retiro area and check out the Obelisk
  • In the evening, enjoy a traditional Tango show at San Telmo or Tango Porteño in La Boca
  • Overnight stay in Buenos Aires

Day 2: Iguazu Falls (Flight from Buenos Aires & Exploring)

  • Early morning flight to Puerto Iguazú (Iguazu International Airport)
  • Transfer to the Argentine side of Iguazu Falls (taxis or pre-arranged shuttle service)
  • Visit the Devil’s Throat, Upper Circuits, and Lower Circuits within Iguazu National Park
  • Optionally take a boat tour to get up close with the falls
  • Overnight stay in Puerto Iguazú

Day 3: Iguazu Falls (Brazilian Side & Return to Buenos Aires)

  • Early morning visit to the Brazilian side of Iguazu Falls (taxis or pre-arranged shuttle service)
  • Spend the day exploring the Brazilian National Park and witnessing more stunning views of the falls
  • In the evening, return to Puerto Iguazú and fly back to Buenos Aires
  • Overnight stay in Buenos Aires

Day 4: Mendoza (Wine Tasting & Leisure Time)

  • Early morning flight to Mendoza (El Plumerillo International Airport)
  • Transfer to a vineyard for wine tasting (pre-arranged tours or taxi rides available)
  • Visit the city center and check out the Plaza Independencia and the modern Casa de la Moneda
  • Spend the afternoon relaxing at one of Mendoza’s numerous parks or wine bars
  • Overnight stay in Mendoza

Day 5: Departure from Buenos Aires

  • Return to El Plumerillo International Airport for your onward flight (taxis or remises are available)

Things to Know:

  • Argentine Peso is the official currency, and credit cards are widely accepted in major cities.
  • Spanish is the primary language spoken in Argentina, but English is understood in most tourist areas.
  • Tipping is customary; around 10% in restaurants and a few pesos for taxi drivers.
  • Be sure to try local dishes such as Empanadas, Asado (grilled meat), and Provoleta (cheese) while you’re there!