An intensely beautiful and captivating country, Argentina is the second largest in South America, and is blessed with a diversity of incredible landscapes, from tropical rainforests and waterfalls, to vast grassy plains, soaring, snow capped mountains and lush vineyards.
Such varied topography makes Argentina a paradise for the adventurous traveller, though it is also home to a number of cosmopolitan cities, renowned for their outstanding gastronomy, arts and culture, and sport!
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Read MoreBritish Airways offer regular direct flights from London Heathrow to Buenos Aires, or you can travel via a number of European cities including Madrid with Iberia and Amsterdam with KLM.
Due to its vast size, Argentina’s climates vary depending on region, though generally temperatures in the central and Northern Regions are pretty stable and therefore great year-round destinations. visited Southern Hemisphere summertime, between December and March.
We recommend a minimum of ten days.
If you are a UK national you do not require a visa to enter Argentina as a tourist, and may remain there for up to 90 days.
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