Luxury Argentina vacation, tailormade

Planet

The itineraries we create are guided by three core pillars: protecting the environment, supporting local communities and enabling our guests to travel responsibly. To ensure this, we partner with a boutique team on the ground that champions responsible tourism and shares our values.

Our partners are a B Corp company, carbon neutral and are committed to integrating business practices that have a positive impact on the environment and society. They donate at least 1% of all there profit annually to the Planet Initiative which supports conservation projects. By working closely with our partners, we can be confident that operations on the ground are screened and vetted and adhere to sustainable practices.

Whilst guests are on the ground, we enforce a leave no trace policy and visits to Los Glaciares National Park include park entry fees, which directly fund conservation of landscapes and wildlife. We choose low-impact activities such as walking tours and hikes to minimise carbon footprint and we encourage small group led tours to reduce the number of vehicles, lowering emissions and visitor pressure on sensitive sites.

Through experiences, our guides educate guests about the fragile ecosystems they visit, raising environmental awareness and sharing responsible visitor tips, so that guests understand local challenges and how to minimise negative impact.

Accommodation included in this itinerary also demonstrate a strong commitment to sustainability and have all been vetted by our partners on the ground. The majority have been certified as some of the greenest hotels by GSTC, highlighting their sustainable management and social responsibility.

People

People are at the heart of everything we do. All operations are local, so local suppliers, local transfers and local guides, ensuring employment for residents and authentic storytelling is rooted in Argentinean culture.

All the experiences are also carefully curated to provide authentic engagement. For example, while exploring Buenos Aires, our local guide takes our guests on a walking tour to uncover the city’s rich history and explores the unique cultures of its distinct neighbourhoods. on the final night, guests are invited to a traditional milonga where they can learn the art of Tango: a dance, deep rooted in Argentine culture. Guests have two cooking classes included, one in Buenos Aires where they will experience a typical Asado- the main culinary highlight in Argentina and a huge cultural pastime. The second, at a boutique winery, where they will learn about the wine and gastronomic history of Mendoza. The vineyards visited are boutique and local. A stay is also included at a working family-owned Estancia where guests are invited to immerse themselves in Argentine rural traditions and culture.