Argentina Guide
Your curated guide to Patagonia, the Atlantic Coast and Buenos Aires — where to stay, what to do and how to make the most of every region.
Welcome to Argentina
From the mountains and lakes of San Martín de los Andes, to the pine-forested beaches of Cariló, to the energy of Buenos Aires and the quiet of its country estancias — Argentina is really several trips in one. This guide brings together our favorite spots and locally managed stays across the areas we operate in.
🏔 Patagonia · San Martín de los Andes
Our Patagonian home base sits in San Martín de los Andes — a mountain-and-lake town that shifts with the seasons, from winter snow to long summer days on the water and the trails.
Cerro Chapelco
The area's ski resort, just outside town — slopes for every level, plus snowboarding and mountain views over the lakes.
Best for: Skiing, snowboarding, snow days
Open in MapsOff-Track with Kite Patagonia
Tailored expeditions with Kite Patagonia — including helicopter drops for off-track skiing and snowboarding in untouched backcountry.
Best for: Advanced riders, unique adventures
Ask UsSnow & Village Life
Cozy mountain-town evenings — chocolate, craft beer and Patagonian food after a day on the mountain.
Best for: Relaxing, food, winter atmosphere
Open in MapsTrekking
Mountain and forest trails around town and the surrounding lakes, from gentle walks to full-day routes.
Best for: Hiking, nature, views
Open in MapsBicycle Tours
Ride the Seven Lakes region and scenic routes on two wheels, at your own pace or guided.
Best for: Cycling, scenery, day trips
Ask UsKitesurf at Parador Meliquina
Lake sports on Lago Meliquina — kitesurfing and open water with a mountain backdrop.
Best for: Kitesurf, lake days, water sports
Open in Maps🌊 Costa Atlántica · Cariló
On the Atlantic Coast we're in Cariló — one of Argentina's most picturesque and exclusive beach towns, where a pine forest runs right down to the sand and the streets have no pavement, just trees, quiet and sea air.
Beach & Forest
Wide, calm Atlantic beaches meet a dense pine and eucalyptus forest — a rare landscape where you can walk from the woods straight onto the sand.
Best for: Beach days, walks, quiet luxury
Open in MapsGolf in Cariló
Cariló's golf course sits among the pines, minutes from our stays — one of the coast's most scenic places to play a round.
Best for: Golfers, relaxed sporting days
Open in MapsVillage Life
Boutique shops, cafés and restaurants tucked into the forest — upscale but unhurried, with everything a short walk or bike ride away.
Best for: Dining, strolling, families
Open in Maps🏙 Buenos Aires · City & Campo
In Buenos Aires we offer two very different experiences: unique apartments and homes in the heart of the city that never sleeps, and immersive Gaucho stays on authentic working campos out in Buenos Aires province.
Unique City Stays
Characterful apartments and homes across the best neighborhoods — from design lofts to elegant classic buildings, all locally managed.
Best for: Staying central, style, city life
Open in MapsFood, Tango & Nightlife
World-class parrillas, wine bars, café culture, milongas and a nightlife that runs until sunrise.
Best for: Dining, tango, going out
Ask UsNeighborhoods & Culture
Explore Palermo, Recoleta and San Telmo — museums, markets, architecture and each barrio's own personality.
Best for: Culture, walking, history
Open in MapsAuthentic Estancias
Stay on genuine working campos in Buenos Aires province — a true immersion in Argentine country life, far from the city buzz.
Best for: Immersion, nature, disconnecting
Ask UsGaucho Experiences
Horseback riding, cattle work, open pampas and days lived at the rhythm of the estancia alongside real gauchos.
Best for: Riding, authenticity, tradition
Ask UsAsado & Campo Life
Traditional open-fire asado, mate under the trees and the quiet of the countryside — hospitality the Argentine way.
Best for: Food, culture, slow days
Ask UsStay with us in Argentina
Locally managed homes across Patagonia, the Atlantic Coast and Buenos Aires. Book direct for the best rate and real support on the ground.
Frequently Asked Questions
When is the best time to visit San Martín de los Andes?
It's a year-round destination with two very different seasons. Winter (roughly June to September) is for snow at Cerro Chapelco and off-track adventures. Summer (December to March) opens up trekking, cycling and lake sports like kitesurf at Meliquina.
What makes Cariló different from other beach towns?
Cariló is unique in Argentina — a pine and eucalyptus forest that runs right to the beach, with unpaved sandy streets, no high-rises, and an upscale but peaceful feel. There's also a scenic golf course among the pines, minutes from our stays.
Can I combine a city stay with a countryside estancia?
Absolutely — many guests pair a few nights in Buenos Aires with an immersive Gaucho stay on an authentic campo in the province. We can help coordinate both so it flows as one trip.
Can you help plan a multi-region trip?
Yes — we can help coordinate stays and logistics across all three regions. Message us with your dates and we'll point you in the right direction.
