Argentina
10 DAYS | 9 NIGHTS
If there was ever a bucket list trip, it’s our 10-day Argentina tour. You’ll explore Mendoza, Buenos Aires, and Patagonia through the eyes of Argentina’s most talented women chefs, artists, and designers. From horseback riding through the Andes, to dining under the Milky Way in Patagonia, this is truly the trip-of-a-lifetime.
Argentina Group Trips
Prices start at USD $7,390 per person. Click on individual trips to see pricing by trip.
Please note: the seasons are reversed in Argentina, so March is autumn and October is springtime!
DATES: November 6 - 15, 2026
TRIP DURATION: 10 days, 9 nights
GROUP SIZE: up to 13 travelers (women only)
TRIP LEADER: Belén
SEASONAL NOTES: Score a front row seat to the stunning jacaranda trees in all their lilac splendor, what savvy travelers consider the best time to visit Argentina.
PRICE:
USD $8,790 per person (Private Room)
or
USD $7,390 per person (Shared Room)
DATES: December 4 - 13, 2026
TRIP DURATION: 10 days, 9 nights
GROUP SIZE: up to 13 women travelers
TRIP LEADER: Belén
SEASONAL NOTES: Leave your wool coat at home, revel in the early summer temperatures, and get some last minute holiday shopping in!
PRICE:
USD $8,790 per person (private room)
or
USD $7,390 per person (shared room)
DATES: October 9 - 18, 2026
TRIP DURATION: 10 days, 9 nights
GROUP SIZE: up to 13 women travelers
TRIP LEADER: Belén
SEASONAL NOTES: Enjoy spring in the southern hemisphere by enjoying balmy temperatures and beautiful blooms from Buenos Aires to Patagonia.
PRICE:
USD $8,790 per person (Private Room)
or
USD $7,390 per person (Shared Room)
Argentina Itinerary
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DAY ONE - MENDOZA
It’s been a long journey and you deserve a day of pampering - don’t you think? We’ll meet at Cecile Adam’s Entre Cielos Hotel & Spa for an afternoon of total relaxation. Entre Cielos is famous for its hammam, so naturally we’re taking over the spa - we’ve booked the Classic Hammam Circuit for everyone in our group.
In the evening, we’ll gather for a delicious alfresco meal at the queen of Argentine wine (and recent Michelin star recipient) Sofia Pescarmona’s Bodega Lagarde.
Meals included: dinner
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DAY TWO - MENDOZA
You can’t visit Argentina without visiting wine country. We’re spending the day with one of Mendoza’s leading women winemakers, Victoria Brond. After giving us a private tour of her vineyard, she’s guiding us through a special wine tasting while we nosh on a delicious lunch.
After a wine- and sun-filled afternoon, the evening will be yours to explore Mendoza.
Meals included: breakfast, lunch
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DAY THREE - MENDOZA
We’re spending the next 24 hours channeling our inner gaucho (what they call an Argentine cowboy) with the Palma sisters at Estancia Los Chulengos - a traditional Argentine ranch in the middle of the Andes mountains.
Between al fresco asados, you’ll have the option to go horseback riding, trekking, or just hang out and read a book.
In the evening, we’ll get cozy by the fireplace and share stories over one too many glasses of Malbec.
Meals included: breakfast, lunch, dinner
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DAY FOUR - BUENOS AIRES
You’re an official gaucho now that you’ve woken up in the Andes mountains, but it’s time to make a break for city life. Bienvenidas a Buenos Aires! Or should we say Bonjour!, because you’ve just arrived in the “Paris of South America.”
After checking into Patricia O’Shea’s HOME Hotel, the rest of the night is yours to grab a late dinner or hit a tango club!
Meals included: breakfast
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DAY FIVE - BUENOS AIRES
“Don’t cry for me, Argentina” because we’re ready to take this city by storm. First, we’re syncing up with writer/poet/journalist Maria Casiraghi for a feminist historical tour about the famous Evita.
After a lunch break, we’re meeting Clara Bartolome, founder of Argentina’s favorite leather goods brand NIMES, for a private tour of her studio where you’ll get to design and take home your own leather handbag (eek!). In the evening, chef Mica Najmanovich - considered one of the best women chefs in Latin America (and received a Michelin mention) - is hosting a private dinner party just for you!
Meals included: breakfast, dinner
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DAY SIX - BUENOS AIRES
The day is yours! We’ll give you a list of our favorite museums, restaurants and shops so you can explore this enchanting city at your own pace.
Meals included: breakfast
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DAY SEVEN - PATAGONIA
We’ve got places to be, like (ahem) Patagonia! A 2-hour flight will have us to Bariloche for a late lunch, which is very important, since one of our favorite chefs - Julieta Caruso (who received a Michelin mention) - is cooking for us.
Post-food coma, a scenic drive with endless vistas of lakes and mountains brings us to Andrea Laurence’s Correntoso Lake & River Hotel.
The evening is yours to chill in the spa or grab a glass of wine and soak up the panoramic views.
Meals included: breakfast, late lunch
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DAY EIGHT - PATAGONIA
We hope you packed your hiking boots, because today’s looking like a 100% chance of outdoorsy vibes and great company. We’ve got a shorter hike on the schedule this afternoon, and some free time to enjoy the pool, spa, and mountain views at the hotel.
In the evening, we're meeting Michelin-mentioned chef Julieta Caruso in a secret Patagonian dreamscape. She’s preparing a super special Argentine feast made with fresh, locally-sourced ingredients. We’ll spend the evening stargazing while we nosh on her delicious food fireside.
Meals included: breakfast, dinner
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DAY NINE - PATAGONIA
Roll out of bed and meet us lakeside on a yoga mat for a sensory movement class with the enchanting Romina Raffo. There’s nothing better than breathing in that crisp Patagonia air, knowing hot coffee and breakfast are right around the corner!
We’ll head out on a longer hike after breakfast. We’ve got a picnic packed, and we’re spending the day outdoors with our favorite trekking guides.
In the evening, we’ll meet as a group for a final toast in Correntoso’s wine bar.
Meals included: breakfast, lunch, farewell toast
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DAY TEN - PATAGONIA
It’s sadly time to part ways! We’ll have an early breakfast before we travel as a group to the Bariloche airport. We’ll say our goodbyes once we arrive at the Bariloche airport.
If you're planning to extend your stay in Argentina, we'll help you get to the right place (with some travel tips, of course!).
Meals included: breakfast
What’s Included
All Accommodations
Most Meals (as listed above)
All activities listed above
Mendoza to Buenos Aires Flight (Day 4)
Buenos Aires to Patagonia Flight (Day 7)
Transportation to and from activities
What’s Not Included
Flights to/from Argentina
Transportation to hotel on arrival
Meals not listed above
Incidental & Personal Expenses
Where You’ll Sleep
ENTRE CIELOS HOME HOTEL LOS CHULENGOS CORRENTOSO HOTEL
Mendoza, Argentina
woman-owned
shared rooms have separate beds
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When to Visit
Argentina sits in the Southern Hemisphere, which means its seasons are opposite those of North America (a.k.a. winter starts in June!). We love to visit in the shoulder seasons of Fall (March, April, May) and Spring (September, October, November). Summer months (December & February) are also lovely!
Weather
Argentina is a huge country, so the weather varies greatly depending on where you are. The shoulder season are the best times to visit Buenos Aires, which gets really hot in the summer months. Mendoza is wine country so you may experience hot sunny days and cool evenings. The Lake District of Bariloche tends to be cooler in general, with gorgeous fall foliage in March and April.
Ready to pack your bags? Get booking!
Meet Your Trip Leader
Belén Miguens
BUENOS AIRES, ARGENTINA
Belén has been behind the camera since 2009, but her love for travel and connecting with people started long before. Taught by her mother at the Inés Miguens School, she grew up with photography as a second language and has since traveled to more than 46 countries capturing the world through her lens.
Her path into guiding visitors came naturally—blending her studies in international relations, her global travels, and a deep passion for Buenos Aires. With Belén, you won’t just see the city—you’ll feel it. Whether your interests are art, food, architecture, or local history, she curates experiences that reflect you. Warm and endlessly curious, Belén is both storyteller and photographer, always ready to reveal the hidden gems and authentic spirit of Argentina.
Our Partners
Argentina comes alive through the women who know it best. The hoteliers who open their doors with care, the chefs and winemakers preserving family recipes, the guides who know the land by heart. They are creators, caretakers, and storytellers. Every hotel, meal, glass of wine, and experience on this trip is chosen in collaboration with local women to keep our travels rooted in authenticity without spectacle.
