Adventure tours in Argentina: Adventures in nature and culture

Adventure tours in Argentina: Adventures in nature and culture

Argentina adventure tours with OVERCROSS start in Buenos Aires and end in the wild landscapes of Patagonia, mornings for city culture and long days riding toward glaciers and mountains before the trip winds down back in the capital.

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Patagonia Adventure: Chile and Argentina!
Argentina

Patagonia Adventure: Chile and Argentina!

Nov 13, 2026
16 days
A colorful group trip through culture and nature
Argentina

A colorful group trip through culture and nature

Nov 13, 2026
11 days
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2 Argentina Round Trips: 11 to 16 Days Through Patagonia and Buenos Aires

<p>Argentina stretches from the subtropical north to the glaciers of Tierra del Fuego, but our Argentina adventure tours focus on the two regions riders come for: Buenos Aires and Patagonia. Between the capital's wide avenues and the peaks of the Andes lies some of South America's most dramatic riding country, from open pampa roads to gravel tracks inside national parks.</p><p>OVERCROSS runs 2 guided round trips through Argentina. The shorter one, Argentina Round Trip: Culture & Nature, covers 11 days between Buenos Aires and El Calafate. The longer Patagonia Group Trip: Chile & Argentina runs 16 days and continues into Chile, from Ushuaia to Puerto Varas. Both are escorted group trips with a local guide, not self-guided rentals, and group size stays between 2 and 20 riders.</p><p>A typical day starts with breakfast at your hotel, then a guided excursion or ride to the next stop, from a city tour in Buenos Aires to glacier walks near El Calafate or wildlife stops on the Valdés Peninsula. A local, multilingual guide travels with the group throughout, and nights are spent in hotels along the route: 15 on the Patagonia trip, 10 on the Culture & Nature round trip.</p>

Best time to ride

Patagonia rides best in the southern summer, November to March. Buenos Aires is pleasant year-round, best in spring and autumn. For the full season breakdown across Argentina, see our travel information page: https://www.overcross.com/en/travel-information/argentina

Traveler reviews

What riders say about Argentina

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Patagonia Adventure: Chile and Argentina!
The group dynamics were well-structured due to the maximum size of 20 people, which facilitated interaction during the city tour in Buenos Aires and the hikes in Torres del Paine National Park. The progress was steady, however the trek around Fitz Roy and Cerro Torre...
Thomas B.
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Patagonia Adventure: Chile and Argentina!
The tour through Patagonia, focusing on Chile and Argentina, offered an interesting group dynamic. The maximum group size of 20 people allowed for personal interaction, while the varied program ranged from a city tour in Buenos Aires to hiking in Torres del Paine National Park....
Klaus W.
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Patagonia Adventure: Chile and Argentina!
The tour in Argentina and Chile offered a precise itinerary that effectively targeted important highlights such as Torres del Paine National Park and the Perito Moreno Glacier. The combination of cycling in Buenos Aires and hiking in El Chaltén was well thought out and allowed...
Bernd W.
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A colorful group trip through culture and nature
The Argentina round trip presents itself as challenging, especially in the transit from Buenos Aires to Ushuaia, where changing weather conditions and varying types of terrain challenge the participants. The wildlife observations on the Valdés Peninsula and the visit to the penguin colony in Punta...
Frank W.
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A colorful group trip through culture and nature
The Argentina round trip took us through impressive landscapes, from the cultural highlights in Buenos Aires to the wildlife observations on the Valdés Peninsula. The group dynamics were remarkable; the 20 participants actively supported each other, which made the shared discoveries, like the visit to...
Martin S.
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A colorful group trip through culture and nature
The Argentina round trip offered thoughtful support from the team, especially during the city tour in Buenos Aires. The detailed information about tango and the clear organization of the travel stages created an accessible atmosphere in the maximum 20-person group. After the tour, I was...
Christian S.
FAQ

Booking questions

What does an Argentina round trip cost?
The Argentina Round Trip: Culture & Nature Patagonia starts from €2,819, with current dates from €2,740. The Patagonia Group Trip: Chile & Argentina, 16 days, starts from €4,630, current dates from €4,495. Flights are not included in either price.
What is included in the price?
Included are 10 or 15 overnight stays depending on the trip, all excursions and meals described in the itinerary, a local multilingual tour guide, all local transfers and entrance fees. The legally required travel protection certificate under BGB §651r is included as well.
What is not included in the price?
Not included are flights and airport fees, and anything not explicitly listed in the service description. On the Patagonia Group Trip, optional activities can be booked and paid for locally.
How big is the group on an Argentina round trip?
Both Argentina tours start from as few as 2 travelers and grow to a maximum of 20 participants, so the group stays personal without the trip being cancelled for lack of bookings.
Will my guide speak English?
Yes, a local, multilingual guide accompanies you throughout both tours. On the Patagonia Group Trip, the Buenos Aires bicycle tour and a few local transfers are run separately with their own multilingual guide.
What gear do I need to bring?
For the hikes in Torres del Paine National Park and Tierra del Fuego, bring sturdy shoes, weatherproof clothing and a warm fleece for cool Patagonian mornings. For the Buenos Aires bicycle tour we provide the bike, you just need comfortable clothing. Full details arrive with your travel documents after booking.

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