Adventure and Culture for an unforgettable Family Holiday
A vibrant country of diverse landscapes, rich culture, and warm hospitality—ideal for families seeking an unforgettable holiday. From bustling cities to natural marvels, create cherished memories together.
Argentina is a fantastic destination for a family holiday, offering a unique blend of nature, culture and adventure across a vast and varied landscape. From the dramatic peaks and glaciers of Patagonia to the roaring power of Iguazú Falls and the cowboy charm of the Pampas, the country invites children and adults alike to explore and discover.
Argentina’s family-friendly infrastructure makes travelling with kids relatively easy - domestic flights are frequent, hotels are welcoming to younger guests, and private guides or self-drive options allow for flexibility. Families can learn to tango in Buenos Aires, ride horses on a traditional estancia, or boat beneath one of the largest waterfalls in the world. Wildlife is also a highlight, with whale watching in Peninsula Valdés and penguin spotting along the southern coast.
Best of all, Argentina’s relaxed pace, great food and culture-rich experiences mean families can connect meaningfully - both with each other and the places they visit.

Highlights of Argentina
- Buenos Aires
- Ushuaia
- El Calafate
- Iguazu Falls
- Buenos Aires
From the icy splendours of glaciers to the thundering majesty of waterfalls experience Argentina in this unforgettable adventure.
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Our Argentina specialist, Amanda, says:
“Argentina offers an incredible mix of experiences that really suit families. From the vibrant culture and colourful streets of Buenos Aires to the stunning natural wonders like Iguazu Falls and the vast Patagonian wilderness, there’s something to captivate every age. What I love most is how easy it is to combine adventure with comfort, making it a rewarding and memorable holiday for parents and children alike.”
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FAQs About Your Argentina Family Vacations Holiday
Planning a holiday to Argentina Family Vacations? Our experts share advice on everything from what to pack, when to go, to tips for families, covering the questions we get asked the most.
Is Argentina a good destination for families?
Yes, Argentina works beautifully for families, especially those with older children or teens. Wildlife spotting in Ibera, horseback riding in the Pampas, and boat trips at Iguazú Falls create shared adventures, while Buenos Aires adds a cultural twist with tango shows and lively markets. With family-friendly estancias and lodges offering space, comfort, and activities for all ages, it’s a destination that blends discovery with ease.
How easy is it to travel around Argentina with children?
Argentina has good infrastructure for families. Domestic flights connect major highlights quickly, and you can choose between private guides for a seamless experience or self-drive for more flexibility.
Can wildlife experiences be included in a family holiday in Argentina?
Absolutely. Whale watching in Peninsula Valdés, spotting penguins along the coast, or seeing condors soar above the Andes are just a few of the unforgettable wildlife encounters that families love to share together.
What time of year is best to visit Argentina with children?
Most families travel during school holidays, particularly Easter and Christmas. The Summer holidays can work if you’re after winter sports in Bariloche or adventures further north, such as Salta, the Iberá wetlands, or Iguazú, but otherwise it’s not ideal. Easter is ideal for many destinations including the far south in Patagonia.
Do we need travel insurance & health precautions?
Yes, it’s wise to have comprehensive travel insurance, especially if you participate in outdoor adventures or visit remote regions. In major cities, medical facilities are good, but in rural or wilderness areas they’re more basic. Also pack any prescription medicine, mosquito repellent, sunscreen, and basic first-aid items.
Is Argentina safe for families, especially in big cities and remote areas?
Generally yes, but with sensible precautions. Petty crime (pickpockets, bag snatching) is more common in crowded tourist areas or busy public transport. Avoid poorly lit or isolated streets at night, use reputable taxis/apps, and keep valuables discreet. In remote or natural areas, weather, wildlife and terrain introduce additional risks, so plan beforehand.
How much travel time & internal transport should we prepare for?
Argentina is large, so internal flights are often the best option between highlights. Buses are comfortable and great where flights aren’t available, for example the ones connecting Argentina and Chile, in the far south (El Calafate to Puerto Natales), or far north (Salta to San Pedro de Atacama).
What should children pack & how to prepare for varying climates?
Packing for Argentina means variety. In tropical regions (north/Iguazú) you’ll need light clothes, good sun protection, and insect repellent. In Patagonia and the high Andes, warm layers, waterproof gear and sturdy footwear are essential. Also pack entertainment (books, games) for long transfers, and snacks.
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Amanda
Argentina Holidays Expert