A few words about Northern Argentina
Not only is that down to the incredible landscapes, the strong cultural traditions, beautiful
wine of the region and mouth-watering food but also to the fact that this part of Argentina is still considered off the beaten track although well known to the Argentinians themselves, they’ve been keeping this remote region, which borders Bolivia, a secret for ages, but that is changing year after year.
In Northern Argentina
Enjoy watching the wildlife and experience horseback riding along marshes. Fly to the jungleand enjoy a boat trip to immense falls. Visit the gleaming salt flats near Salta. Try tamales, drink delicious wine, and meet the locals in traditional peñas.
SALTA
Salta refers to both: the name of the Argentinian province, as well as this province’s capital. As
such, Salta is both a region and a city.
Located in the subtropical north, an altitude of 1,200 meters up in the mountains in northern
Argentina. You can visit Salta as a launching point for the nature and small towns and also to
appreciate its own charms and sights that are worth seeing too.
TO DO IN SALTA
Cerro San Bernardo, from up there, you will have stunning panoramic views of Salta. The path
up the hill begins behind the Güemes Monument, and the cable car leaves from Parque San Martín. Sunrise or sunset are a must.
La Quebrada de San Lorenzo, this park is full of hiking trails and nature activities. Right after a day of exploring, try the restaurant at the main entrance, delicious empanadas (meat pie) are a must as well.
QUEBRADA DE HUMAHUACA
Located in the province of Salta, is a 14 coloured mountain it
looks just like a rainbow mountain! Formed by minerals in the rock, this spectacle with such
vivid colours is amazing, situated just a short drive from the town of Humahuaca (meaning you
can visit in a few hours as opposed to a whole day) and is absolutely one of this country greatest marvels.
KAFAYATE
Wine tasting in Kafayate, a well-known town for its amazing and famous wine-growing.
IGUAZÚ FALLS
The Iguazu National Park is shared with Argentina and Brazil, one in Puerto Iguazu city and the
other in Foz do Iguacu respectively. This National Park is a UNESCO World Heritage Site
declared in 1984.
TO DO IN ARGENTINIAN SIDE OF THE FALLS
DEVIL ́S THROAT TRAIL
This trail is the main attraction of the National Park. From there you will witness the most impressive fall and see it from above, making a unique and unrepeatable experience.
During your visit to the National Park, there is a great adventure activity combining the gorgeous landscape of the jungle and the waterfalls.
What an experience!
This tour consists of an eco truck ride into the jungle, which will be accompanied with a specialist bilingual guide and will teach you about the fauna and flora we can find in this rainforest.
Arriving at its dock, you will board the boat to enjoy this unrepeated experience. The boat will ride under the falls, making all passengers get wet and soaked.
