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A dark pinto horse stands in rocky grassland on a hillside above Tandil, with the flat farmland of the pampa fading into haze below.

Who we are
The grasslands and the Andes: Argentina's two great landscapes.

Big-distance Argentina, made easy

Pampas & Peaks.

Buenos Aires, Patagonia, the wine country and Iguazú, linked into trips that work.

  • Distance first
  • Seasons matter
  • Slow is better
  • No invented praise

Argentina is the eighth-largest country in the world, and most trips to it go wrong in the same way: too many places, too many flights, too little time anywhere.

How we plan.(04)

We plan trips that take the distances seriously. That means fewer stops, linked in an order that makes sense on the map and on the airline schedules, with the right season for each place and a spare day where the weather tends to close in. We will tell you when an idea does not work: when Iguazú and Ushuaia do not fit in one week, when the whales will not be there, when a trail town shuts for winter. Then we will help you find the version that does.

  1. 01

    Distance first

    Every itinerary starts with the map and the flight schedule, not a wish list.

  2. 02

    Seasons matter

    Patagonia, the north and the coast each have their own right time. We plan around them.

  3. 03

    Slow is better

    Two or three nights per stop as a minimum. Travel days count as days.

  4. 04

    No invented praise

    You will not find made-up reviews or awards on this site. Ask us for references and we will put you in touch.

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pampasandpeaks@tourground.com
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Ing. Enrique Butty 275, C1001 Buenos Aires, Argentina