Argentina: The Wild and the Wonderful

Discover Argentina from north to south, connecting four of its most distinct landscapes through culture, history, nature, and genuine private access.

The journey opens in the Argentine Northwest, one of the most extraordinary and least visited regions in South America. Salta is a beautifully preserved colonial city with a cultural inheritance reaching back centuries before the Spanish arrived, and the landscapes that surround it are unlike anything else on the continent. The Quebrada de Humahuaca, Purmamarca, and the vast white silence of the Salinas Grandes belong to a different Argentina entirely, ancient, dramatic, and largely undiscovered by the luxury traveler.

A direct flight connects Salta to Iguazu, where three nights provide access to the falls and the surrounding Atlantic Rainforest well beyond the standard visitor circuit. A private guide and vehicle are dedicated to each guest for the duration of the stay, and the exclusive access points, the Devil's Throat before the park opens, the Triple Frontier crossing by private motorboat, the journey into Paraguay to reach a waterfall almost no international traveler has seen, make this one of the most distinctive Iguazu experiences available.

Revel in the cosmopolitan energy and culture of Buenos Aires, one of the great cities of the Americas. Experience the city through private access to the Teatro Colon, a living encounter with the city's art scene through a working artist's studio, world-class restaurants, and the kind of neighborhood life in San Telmo, Palermo, and Recoleta that makes Buenos Aires one of the most compelling cities in the world to simply be in.

Experience Patagonia at its most elemental, the gaucho tradition of a working Patagonian ranch, a private viewpoint of Perito Moreno accessible through the lenga beech forest at Coins Beach, and the vast steppe silence of Eolo, set against one of the most dramatic landscapes on earth.