Argentina

What springs to mind when you think of Argentina? Soccer perhaps or the Tango? Maybe it’s the Mate culture or a love for fine food and wine.

Argentina is all these and so much more. The only question you need to ask is where you get started. Your private charter flight will be welcome at a host of airports across the country, so begin the adventure in the capital Buenos Aires or destinations like Cordoba, Rosario and Mendoza.

Mendoza is a fascinating city to start, located on the Eastern side of the Andes and a popular destination for travellers heading out to climb or ski.

Another great draw is the city’s great wine making which, along with olive oil, is its greatest export.

And speaking of wine, spend a night or two at the Cavas Wine Lodge in a private villa. Here you can access on-site spa treatments and have your fill of locally-made wine and food, in a truly luxurious location.

The pretty city of Mendoza is nearby and well worth a visit before you embark on the next stage of your journey and on to Cordoba – a day’s drive or a much shorter hop aboard a private charter jet.

Cordoba is found on the foothills of the Sierras Chicas and is well known for its many historical artefacts dating back from the time of Spanish colonial rule. Some of which have been declared as a World Heritage Site by UNESCO.

Eat like a local and make your way to the Feria Artesanal market where you’ll find plenty of well-stocked food trucks selling wonderful sweet treats or spend a morning browsing at the Evita Fine Arts Museum.
When night falls head to Marcelo T de Alvear, the canal-facing street packed with bars and restaurants.

Then it’s back on your private air charter and off to Buenos Aires.

This wonderful city and the capital of Argentina, is the place for the best Argentinian barbecue and where you’ll also find stunning architecture, crazy nightlife and a thriving cultural scene.

Luxury stays don’t get much better than the Alvear Palace, which claims to be one of the most luxurious in the world. Its five-star suites and exceptional restaurants certainly give weight to this claim.

If you’re heading out for dinner, make sure to book a table at the Chila, where the refined tasting menu is out of this world and matched perfectly with elegant wines.

Argentina is a year-round destination, though at its coolest between June and September. December to February is when the temperatures really ramp up making April and November great times to visit with plenty of warm days and not too much rainfall.

This flamboyant country, packed with character must surely feature on your destination bucket list. Book your private air charter and explore this exceptional corner of the world.