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Unleash your inner explorer and embark on a once-in-a-lifetime expedition to Antarctica aboard a state-of-the-art expedition vessel. Witness an astonishing array of rare wildlife, be guided by a team of seasoned experts, and enjoy unparalleled comfort—all combining to make your journey to the planet’s southernmost frontier truly unforgettable. Beyond comfortable accommodations and 24-hour onboard service,

Iguazu National Park covers an area of 672 km². The name “Iguazu” originates from the Guarani or Tupi words — “y,” meaning “water,” and “guasu,” meaning “big.” Legend has it that a deity intended to marry a beautiful woman named Naipi who fled with her mortal lover Taroba in a canoe. In his fury, the

Nestled in Southern Patagonia, the charming town of El Calafate is renowned for its spectacular glaciers — Perito Moreno, Spegazzini, and Upsala. It serves as the gateway to Los Glaciares National Park, offering breathtaking vistas of vast ice fields and towering icebergs. We also offer cruises on Lake Argentino aboard a modern boat specially designed

Ushuaia is the southernmost city on our planet and the capital of Argentina’s Tierra del Fuego province. The archipelago itself was named by mistake: when Ferdinand Magellan’s ship approached its shores, sailors saw lights in the darkness and mistook them for a volcanic eruption. In reality, those were simply the fires of the local indigenous

Bariloche is renowned for its stunning lake landscapes and exquisite chocolate. Its main attraction, Lake Nahuel Huapi, is considered one of the most mysterious places on the planet. The indigenous peoples of the region feared the lake, believing it to be home to the legendary creature Nahuelito. To this day, locals and visitors in Bariloche

Valdés Peninsula is a unique wildlife sanctuary on Argentina’s coast. Designated as a UNESCO World Heritage Site, it is home to a diverse array of animals—from armadillos and rhea birds to penguins and sea lions. However, the region’s main attraction is the southern right whales, which inhabit these waters from late June through late November.

Salta is a province in northwestern Argentina, bordering three countries — Bolivia, Paraguay and Chile. This region is deeply connected to the history of the Quechua, Mapuche and Inca peoples, who inhabited the area long before the arrival of Europeans. The region is renowned for its dramatic mountain ranges and endless canyons, with Quebrada de

Argentina’s winemaking hub, Mendoza is world-renowned for its Malbec. Here, you can visit numerous wineries, witness the production process of this iconic varietal, and enjoy exclusive tastings of a wide range of fine wines. The region is also home to Aconcagua, one of the world’s highest peaks, set within its breathtaking namesake national park. Between

Uruguay is conveniently located on the Atlantic coast between Argentina and Brazil. We offer our guests 1- and 2-day tours to this exclusive South American gem. The capital, Montevideo, is just a 3-hour ferry ride from Buenos Aires. In just a short time, you can travel from Buenos Aires to Montevideo, explore its historic center,