This 10-day private Argentina itinerary connects the high-altitude deserts of Salta and Jujuy — the Calchaquí Valleys, the salt flats of Salinas Grandes, and the colorful canyons of the Quebrada de Humahuaca — with the subtropical rainforest of Iguazú Falls, bringing together two of the country's most strikingly different landscapes in a single, well-paced journey. Rather than following the complex overland routes many independent travelers face, the itinerary links both regions with a carefully planned domestic flight, minimizing travel time while maximizing time spent exploring. From vineyards, colonial towns, and Andean villages at over 3,500 meters above sea level to one of the world's largest waterfall systems surrounded by Atlantic rainforest, the journey never repeats a landscape, with every flight, private transfer, and regional connection carefully coordinated in advance.
Private Drivers & Seamless Overland Travel: Travel comfortably between vineyards, mountain passes, salt flats, and colonial villages with a dedicated private driver who knows the region's scenic roads and changing conditions.
Boutique Hotels & Vineyard Stays: Stay in carefully selected properties for their character and location — from a restored colonial house in Salta and a wine estate in Molinos to a rainforest lodge near Iguazú Falls.
Both Sides of Iguazú Falls: Explore the Argentine side's trails and Devil's Throat, then cross into Brazil for sweeping panoramic views, each visit led by a private local guide who schedules the circuits around the quietest hours of the day.
Fully Customizable: Extend your journey to the Atacama Desert via Paso de Jama, the Iberá Wetlands from Puerto Iguazú, or Buenos Aires for a complete Argentina experience.