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What to do and see in Argentina, Argentina: The Best Outdoor Activities
Discover the best top things to do in Argentina, Argentina including Laguna de los Tres, La Amistad Polo, Cerro Castor (Castor Mount), Glacier Martial, Temaiken Biopark, Cerro Tronador, Playa El Doradillo, Route of the Seven Lakes, Circuito Chico, Monte Hermoso.
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1. Laguna de los Tres
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 577 reviews
Reviewed By andreaa277 - Sydney, Australia
This is an amazing hike , all the terrain leading up to it (we started at Hosteria Pillar ) and of course the lakes at the top of that very steep climb. Then the walk back to town with the gorgeous (Patagonia emblem) as a backdrop. Start early we encountered crowds on the way back down at about 1pm . Keep in mind you will be sharing this walk with people that are hell bent on getting to the top I presume instagramming and hell bent on getting back down again. Still an amazing day - in summer the days are super long so you don't have to rush.
2. La Amistad Polo
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 24 reviews
With La Amistad Polo you can learn, play and enjoy polo to its fullest. We teach and organize polo and can help you start your polo adventure as well as improve your game or organization to that level you always aspired to reach. At La Amistad Polo we host bespoke polo holidays in Pilar and other locations of Buenos Aires Province. Get in touch with us by phone or whatsapp at +54.9.11.3669.4686
Reviewed By hollystanley1 - Buenos Aires, Argentina
Since going to La Amistad Polo as a complete beginner last year, I’ve become absolutely hooked on polo. I even own a polo pony now as a result of enjoying my lessons with Juan so much! Juan is very detailed orientated and attentive to his student’s needs. I really like that he always offers very clear and detailed explanations of each new technique we practice. Juan also speaks perfect English which is so helpful when it comes to learning the technicalities of riding and polo. Before I knew it, I was able to swing the mallet and hit the ball accurately. I was genuinely surprised that I could hit the ball after just one lesson. What’s great too is that once I started to progress, Juan organized instructional chukkers with a mix of other players of the same level as well as professionals. Very shortly after learning how to swing the mallet, I was able to try out my new skills while learning about the tactics and rules of the game. Juan always has a selection of exceptionally well cared for horses that are carefully matched to your ability. Most importantly, I’ve always felt safe and looked after during my lessons. I can’t recommend Juan and La Amistad Polo enough. Beware though... you’ll probably become completely addicted!
3. Cerro Castor (Castor Mount)
4. Glacier Martial
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 3,139 reviews
A marked trail in the center of town leads intrepid souls on a grueling hike up this glacier, for which they are rewarded with spectacular sweeping views of the southernmost tip of the earth.
Reviewed By F1211SVelizabethd - Los Angeles, United States
I stayed in a hotel well up the road that leads to the Glacier so it was a nice hike from there. Although some people do it, I would not consider it safe to walk up the road from Ushuaia because of the nature of the road and lack of pavement for pedestrians. If you're in central Ushuaia, do get a taxi to a spot close to the Glacier (there's an actual tax rank, so you can get a taxi back.) I am not an experienced mountaineer and it was a glorious and not to difficult hike!
5. Temaiken Biopark
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 3,237 reviews
Temaiken is a foundation that studies, promotes and makes information available on the protection of Nature. It is based on three mainstays: RESEARCH, EDUCATION AND PRESERVATION. In order to carry out its mission of promoting the study, research, knowledge and communication of all matters related to flora and fauna, fostering a sense of respect for the preservation and restoration of the environment, Temaiken has: • A Biopark, located in the city of Belen de Escobar to communicate environmental issues and raise awareness on people, through entertainment and contact with nature. • A Natural Reserve in the Province of Misiones that works as a "biological shock absorber" for the Teyu Cuare Provincial Park, extending the protected area of the pristine rainforest. Temaiken also co-manages 2 Provincial Parks: Cruce Caballero and Araucarias, both part of the Pino Parana Forest ecosystem, also in the Province of Misiones. • Educational Programs for the purpose of "Educating to Preserve" Temaiken provides institutions with its educational programs adapted to school curricula and applicable to all levels of education: Initial, PEB, ESB, High School, Primary School, Secondary School and Special Education. This work is supplemented by Teachers Training Courses and activities with the communities located within the ecosystems under protection or to be protected. • Research and Preservation Programs. Various programs are carried out at the Foundation: Protected Areas, Endangered Species and Marine Biodiversity. These programs comprise the specific Preservation Projects aimed at achieving Temaiken's purpose: The Preservation of native species, particularly endangered species. • A Center for Reproduction of Species (CRET)where animal Rehabilitation and Reproduction programs are carried out, supporting both Preservation Programs and the authorities governing the illegal trafficking of animals. These programs focus on rehabilitating animals that are later returned to their habitat as part of various release and reintroduction programs.
Reviewed By fernandom702
Temaiken is like an open zoo park with acquariums and other attraction centers. The park and vegetation is beautiful, and the way the animals are set is excellent as weel, they are quite free, when possible. Recomended for children all ages as well as teen agers, adults ... everybody.
6. Cerro Tronador
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 4,350 reviews
Reviewed By globaltrotter_carol - Rotterdam, The Netherlands
I did a two day hike. Started the hike in pampa Linda. The rood to the starting point is only open in the morning, to go to pampa Linda in the afternoon you can only leave this rood. Narrow rood. In the bezinning the hike is easy. After a few km you started climing. It is 15 km to refugio Roca were you can stay for the night. Naar the refugio you can walk to the waterfalls. They are nice. Large refugio. They serve dinner and you can buy a Packed lunch. If you continue thuis hike you will decent rapidly. You will hear the whole time ICE Breaking from the glacier. Really cool. I think you will see 3/4 glaciers, i think it has in Total 8 glaciers but you cannot see them all. After 3/4 km you walk in the woods. Kind of hard lost of trees on the Path. Not an easy hike. I think most of the people need 5 a 6 hours for the 12 km. Really muddy. The last 2 km are easy. Around 4 you have to take a boot then a bus for 3=km and then an other boot and you will arrive hear llao llao. This part is really good organized. When you have bought your boot ticket , boot can be late the rest is smootly. They take care of your backpack in the harbor of llao llao you get it back. Take a warm jacket with you can be a bit cold on board.
7. Playa El Doradillo
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 2,258 reviews
Reviewed By valentinagioiosa
Puerto Madryn is a really special place for me. It is a beautiful city where you can go in summer or in winter and you’ll have interesting things to do. In summer you can enjoy the beach and go to see the penguins, the killer whales or the dolphins and in winter you can go to see the whales. My favourite season to go is in winter i love to go to “El Doradillo” beach and just sit there watching the sea and the whales. And also there is a coffee shop called "Quemehuencho" they do the best churros in the world, if anyone goes to Puerto Madryn they should try them, you won't regret!
8. Route of the Seven Lakes
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 4,268 reviews
Reviewed By RicardoF4322 - Clyde, United States
This is a day trip from San Carlos de Bariloche to San Martin de los Andes. If you have the time you will enjoy the beauty of the scenery, spectacular!
9. Circuito Chico
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 6,292 reviews
Reviewed By AllenR447 - Depoe Bay, United States
We arrived in town early and picked up our rental car but our hotel wasn't going to be ready for a few hours so went on the Circuito Chico kind of by mistake. Great drive on a beautiful early Spring day. The views of the lakes and surrounding area really lets you know why this area is such a hot tourist stop. Tried stopping at the Llao Llao resort to have a look around but they didn't seem to have parking for "lookers." Probably the best stumbled upon find on this little trip was Restaurant Punto Panorámico which had some of the best food and, by far, the best view of the lake. It is a must stop.
