Without a doubt the Patagonia is one of the Argentine regions with more beauties and secrets to discover. Great extensions of yet to be populated lands, ice fields impossible to go thru, histories of explorers yet to be written, makes of Patagonia a land of fascination and legend.

The zone of lakes near San Carlos de Bariloche, the legendary route 40, the National Park los Glaciers with its mountains Fitz Roy and Torre, the Perito Moreno Glacier, the National Park Paine Towers in Chile, the coastal zone of Peninsula de Valdes with its fauna, penguins and whales; and the island of Tierra del Fuego with Ushuaia and from there the possibility of arriving to Antarctica are some of the attractiveness that are waiting for us.

The North also waits for us no only with its landscapes but also with its people and culture, with the traditions of the oldest towns of Argentina which are inherited from the Incas and Kollas. Located in the North of Argentina, the province of Salta invites us to go across its vineyards and landscapes, in towns such as Humahuaca, Tilcara, Uquía and Purmamarca with its Mountain of seven colours and its great Salar Field in the hill of the Lipan.

If we chose to walk between the towns of Iruya to the north of Rodio and Rodeo Colorado or we can also make a crossing from the Puna to the forest to the Calilegua Park, are just some of the options we have for you.

The Desert of Atacama waits for us to the other side of the mountain range of Los Andes, this region often named as one of most barren of the world also allows us to appreciate lakes of many colours, flamencos and condors. Its Altiplánicas lagoons, its Salar fields and unique Geysers with their great steam columns at dawn are without a doubt the right complement this region of Argentina.