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Argentina honeymoon

Hello

My partner and I are planning on Argentina (and a bit of Chile) for our honeymoon in March next year. We will have almost three weeks. At the moment we are planning on sticking to a more limited area and not flying down south as we want to minimise the amount of time in airports and balance out the exploring with some relaxing as well as will be knackered after the wedding. We are particularly interested in the wine area as well as some city exploring. Basically I want to eat steak, drink wine, and just absorb being there for three weeks.

This is my vague plan at the moment. Are there any bits that aren’t worth it, or any obvious easy to add places?

Day 1-4 Buenos Aires (then 4 hour ish bus to)
Day 5-6 Rosario (then 4 hour ish bus to)
Day 7-8 Cordoba (then fly to)
Day 9-12 Salta / Cafayate area (then fly to)*
Day 13-18 Mendoza vineyards (then probably fly, maybe drive)
Day 19-21 Santiago / Valparaiso

*or hire a car and make this bit into a road trip down to Mendoza over a few days as it looks beautiful

I think I probably need to shave off one or two days to account for travel time from the uk. Now I’m looking at it, I also wonder whether doing it reverse would also be more relaxing, starting with the bit with less moving around.

Any thoughts or advice would be super welcome!

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u/SeasonSignificant849 — 7 days ago

Buenos Aires 3 days

Hi all, I have three days in Buenos Aires (staying in Palermo Soho area) before heading out to the mountains. While in the city i'm planning to check out the Recoleta cemetery and parque tres de febrero with friends on day 1, visit the historical district on day 2 with a bit of antique shopping in the afternoon and a tango event at night. What are some must see/do things I should consider for day 3?

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u/unatazzadicaffe — 10 days ago

For Patagonia - Just Argentina side or Just Chile side? Or both? For 14 days in campervan

Hi guys,

We’ve been wanting to go Patagonia in January in campervan, and we only have 14 days.

Do we just do Argentina side for the whole 14 days (like will it be already worth it for the long travel);

Or combine Argentina and Chile? But wouldn’t it be rushed for the latter?

Please let me know what you think with the 2 itineraries below. Or let me know what you think overall 🙏

14-day Argentina itinerary

📌 *Day 1:* Pick up Campervan in El Calafate

📌 *Day 2:* El Calafate to El Chaltén

📌 *Day 3:* Hike Laguna de los Tres (Mount Fitz Roy)

📌 *Day 4:* Hike Laguna Torre

📌 *Day 5:* El Chaltén to La Leona / Route 40

📌 *Day 6:* La Leona back to El Calafate

📌 *Day 7:* Perito Moreno Glacier

📌 *Day 8:* El Calafate to Tres Lagos

📌 *Day 9:* Tres Lagos to Bajo Caracoles

📌 *Day 10:* Side Trip to Cueva de las Manos

📌 *Day 11:* Bajo Caracoles to Perito Moreno (Town)

📌 *Day 12:* Route 40 Southbound Return

📌 *Day 13:* Approach El Calafate

📌 *Day 14:* Drop off Campervan in El Calafate

14-day Argentina & Chile itinerary :

📌 *Day 1:* Arrive in Punta Arenas

📌 *Day 2:* Punta Arenas to Puerto Natales

📌 *Day 3:* Puerto Natales to Torres del Paine

📌 *Day 4:* Torres del Paine full day

📌 *Day 5:* Torres del Paine buffer day

📌 *Day 6:* Torres del Paine to El Calafate

📌 *Day 7:* Perito Moreno Glacier

📌 *Day 8:* El Calafate to El Chalten

📌 *Day 9:* El Chalten hiking day

📌 *Day 10:* Second El Chalten day

📌 *Day 11:* El Chalten to El Calafate or border area

📌 *Day 12:* Return to Chile and Puerto Natales

📌 *Day 13:* Puerto Natales to Punta Arenas

📌 *Day 14:* Vehicle return and departure

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u/bLush4444 — 13 days ago