Full Patagonia & Falls in

This 18-day route takes you the length of Argentina, from the tango streets of Buenos Aires down to the far south, then back up to the Iguazú Falls. It's a proper cross-section of the country's landscapes rather than one region in depth.

You'll spend time in Puerto Madryn for coastal wildlife, Ushuaia at the edge of the Beagh Channel, El Calafate for the Perito Moreno Glacier, and Bariloche among the lake district before finishing at the falls. Each stop has its own excursions, and you'll share those with other travellers even though the trip is run on a private basis.

It's a long, ground-covering itinerary aimed at people who want to see Patagonia's variety in one go rather than settle into a single base.

What you'll do

• Explore Buenos Aires, the birthplace of tango
• Spot marine wildlife in its natural habitat around Puerto Madryn
• Reach Ushuaia, the city at the southern tip of the Beagle Channel
• Walk on the ice of the Perito Moreno Glacier near El Calafate
• Take in the lake and mountain scenery around Bariloche
• Visit the Iguazú Falls