Top 4 Self-Guided Tours in Argentina

1.2-Day Self-guided Adventure El Chalten: Laguna de los Tres, Fitz Roy & Torre Mt

★★★★★★★★★★3.5 · 10 reviews · 2 days (approx.) · from $459Our pick

Self-guided 2-day trek from El Chaltén to Fitz Roy area, camping with hot meals, and lake hikes toward Laguna Madre e Hija and Torre.

“O transfer atrasou mais de meia hora. Na explicação tinha escrito que o guia profissional de montanha acompanha, mas não tem guia. Também precisei devolver o rádio para a agência mas a hora de serviço está limitado e se vocês planejassem se mudar para outra cidade no dia de volta isso fica complicado. O acampamento foi ótimo, o pessoal do acampamento foi muito simpático e também a comida que ele faz foi ótima.”

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2.Literature Self-Guided Audio Tour in Buenos Aires

★★★★★★★★★★4.0 · 8 reviews · 1 hour (approx.) · from $6Best value

Self-guided literature audio walk in Buenos Aires, offline and flexible, tying Cortázar, Bioy Casares, and Sabato to Recoleta streets and El Ateneo.

“Totally ridiculous, I bought the tickets for a specific day and when I arrived there, the place was closed. The seller is denying to give me a refund. I’m back home, it’s impossible for me to use the tickets. Worst experience that I ever had while traveling the world. I DON’T RECOMMEND!!”

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3.Self-Guided Audio Tour Evita Peron: Don’t cry for me Argentina

★★★★★★★★★★3.5 · 7 reviews · 1 hour (approx.) · from $6

Follow Eva Peron’s story through Buenos Aires on a one-hour English self-guided audio route, with offline maps and a moving finale at a mural.

“I really enjoyed this tour.... really well put.... very informative, very emotive. I learned a lot about Argentina’s history! Would recommend highly to others!”

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4.Full Day Chalten Self Guided Trek From Calafate

★★★★★★★★★★4.0 · 4 reviews · 10 hours (approx.) · from $110

Stress-free El Chaltén highlights by day trip from El Calafate, with pickup, included lunch, panoramic stops, and optional adjusted walks.

“it was raining all day, so the tour guide Marissa (who was friendly and informative - in Spanish, Portuguese and English) let me change from free-trekking with a lunch box to shorter group walking with a hot sit-down lunch. This was much appreciated. The walks we did (to Chorrillo del Salto waterfall and the Mirador los Condores viewpoint) were ok and the lunch was really good.”

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