Argentina Summer Holidays

Argentinian winters are normally fairly mild and brief, and with temperatures rarely dropping below 14°C in some parts, even sun-seekers will be seduced by Argentina summer holidays. If you’re looking to avoid chillier weather, the Iguacu Falls region remains pleasant and seeing the thundering cascades in relative solitude is a bucket-list topping experience. While temperatures in Buenos Aires can drop in the evenings, blue skies prevail during the daytime and the capital’s lively avenues can be discovered alongside an expert guide. Keen oenophiles (wine lovers) can travel to the wine region of Mendoza during autumn to see the vineyards turning vibrant shades of ochre, copper and gold.

Snow bunnies also benefit from Argentina summer holidays, given that this time of year brings sprinklings of snow to the towering Andean peaks and mountains of the Lake District. Grab your skis or snowboard and head for the powder-heavy slopes of Cerro Castor or Las Leñas. This winter wonderland also offers the chance to cosy up in front of a fire with a hot chocolate in hand, in the Alpine-style town of Bariloche. Often likened to an Argentinian Switzerland, the town’s culture also contains many Swiss elements and has been christened ‘the chocolate capital of Argentina’.