Argentina

A large country (the 8th largest in the world) at the southern tip of the South American continent, Argentina has borders with Bolivia, Brazil, Chile, Paraguay and Uruguay. There is a considerable European influence throughout the country and although the national language is Spanish, English, Italian, German and French are widely spoken. In the north Argentina has rich cattle-farming plains known as the Pampas, whilst to the south lies the area known as Patagonia, which is mountainous in the west and features cool, arid steppe-land in the east. The rugged Andes mountain range is the dominant topography along the entire western border, effectively separating Argentina from Chile. At 6962 metres, Aconcagua is the country's high point and also the highest summit outside of Asia. The Incas called the mountain Ancocahuac - the White Sentinel. Whether sightseeing at the Perito Moreno Glacier, trekking in the Los Glaciares National Park or climbing on Aconcagua, there are plenty of adventures to be found in Argentina.
- Climb Latin America`s highest peak, Aconcagua
- Aconcagua - One of the worlds 7 Summits
- Extra acclimatisation days for climbing summit success
- Assistance of high altitude porters
- Trek the normal route on the south side of Aconcagua
Patagonia Paine Circuit
Patagonia, Argentina & Chile, Trek & Walk, 11 days - from $3,295 (land only)
- Classic trekking at the `end of the earth` in Patagonia
- Complete circuit of the Torres del Paine
- Crossing the John Garner Pass
- Blue lakes and tumbling glaciers
- Full support, no backpacking
Spires and Ice, Trek Patagonia's Fitzroy & Paine
Patagonia, Argentina & Chile, Trek & Walk, 14 days - from $4,445 (land only)
- Hike the famous W trek in Torres Paine National Park
- Visit the impressive Perito Moreno Glacier and trek at Fitzroy
- Full support, no backpacking at both Fitz Roy and Torres del Paine
- Classic trekking at the end of the earth in Chile and Argentina
- Trekking in Patagonia`s amdist the blue lakes and tumbling glaciers