During summer in the Northern Hemisphere, it’s winter in Argentina, making it an ideal time for off-peak travel. Benefits include less crowded attractions, better rates, and more availability.
Shoulder season is also an opportunity to craft boutique-style experiences at an affordable price, such as themed itineraries centred around gastronomy, wine, wellness, or cultural immersion, which can be enriched with perks like spa treatments, private wine tastings, or tango lessons. When paired with exclusive deals from high-quality hotels, enjoying luxury at a lower cost becomes attainable.
Best Low-Season Destinations in Argentina
Notable options between May and September include vibrant Buenos Aires, chock-a-block with cultural activities, interesting restaurants and sports, Iguazu Falls has milder temperatures, the magnificence of Perito Moreno glacier in Patagonia can be enjoyed at lower prices, and the Northwest dry season offers possibilities of road trips to immerse in authentic Andean culture and wonderful scenery.
Year Round Attractions in Buenos Aires
Buenos Aires offers year-round city attractions, including theatre, art, museums, and elegant boulevards to wander down. There are tango clubs, flea markets, polo, trips to Uruguay or gaucho ranches in the pampas. Winter promotions provide good value in luxury and boutique hotels, but it’s advisable to avoid July’s school holidays.
Best Time to Visit Iguazu Falls: Quieter Experience & Ideal Conditions
Iguazu Falls is a year-round tropical destination popular with tourists and locals. For a quieter experience with better photo opportunities, your clients should visit during the week, avoiding school holidays and long weekends. It’s perfect for couples and nature lovers, especially in winter when temperatures are milder, avoiding summer’s heat and humidity.
Visit Mendoza Wine Country: Relaxing Getaway with Wine Tastings & Scenic Views
Mendoza wine country is a blissful getaway from April to August, ideal for relaxation. Your clients can enjoy wine tastings and cellar tours without crowds, stay at picturesque vineyards with gourmet dining and spa treatments, and relax by a fireplace with stunning views of the snow-capped Andes.
Patagonia Winter Sports & Low-Season Travel: Skiing, Glaciers, and Scenic Beauty
Patagonia’s low season (April-August) is perfect for winter sports. The stunning Perito Moreno glacier is spectacular to see throughout the year, and during the low season, the beautiful frozen landscapes can be enjoyed at very good prices. This time of year is less crowded, but lake excursions end by early May, and it’s colder with limited hotel services, however, if your client is interested in skiing at the end of the world, Ushuaia presents exciting opportunities. The Bariloche Lake District is also excellent for skiing, but best avoid July due to school holidays, which make it crowded and expensive.
Explore Northwest Argentina: Winter Travel, Desert Adventures & Andean Culture
Northwest Argentina (Salta & Jujuy) is a winter gem with unique charm, infrequent rain and milder temperatures. Its rugged landscapes are criss-crossed by rich Incan and Spanish heritage. The region’s dry climate is perfect for exploring desert terrains, cycling the Salinas Grandes salt flats, trekking with llamas, enjoying high-altitude wines, and experiencing authentic Andean culture at indigenous markets and local festivals. A road trip allows for exploration at a slower pace.
Discover The Best Of Argentina
Argentina has always captivated travellers with its many wonders: tango, delicious beef, gauchos, football, the stunning landscapes of Patagonia and its glaciers, the majestic Andes, and the soulful Iguazu Falls. These highlights create an impressive mix, enhanced by a buzzing and edgy culture blending Latin American and European influences, making it impossible not to fall in love with this remarkable country.
For more information on Argentina and adventures with Argentina Travel Partners, please contact millie@americas.co.uk
