Argentina Ages 20s–30s Cultural Singles & Solo

The Argentina Trip

Oct 10, 2026 – Oct 18, 2026 · 9 days · FTLO

Overview

For the love of tango rhythms, sizzling Asado bbq, and stunning views — add bustling nightlife, otherworldly salt flats, and endless Malbec. That’s our Argentina trip.

As the second-largest country in South America, Argentina is known for tango, Malbec wine, stunning desert landscapes, and some of the best food you’ll ever eat. This trip is made for solo travelers in their 20s and 30s who want to meet new people and explore without the stress. Just show up, and we’ll handle the rest.

Because Argentina is in the Southern Hemisphere, the seasons are flipped, so when it’s cold back home, it might be warm and sunny here. Don’t worry though, we’ve timed the trip for the best weather and picked destinations that are great year-round.

You’ll kick things off in Buenos Aires, a city that blends European charm with Latin soul. Think leafy parks, late-night dance halls, cozy cafés, and streets made for wandering. Then we’re heading north to the mountains and desert, where red rock valleys, salt flats, and Andean culture bring a whole new vibe.

Come hungry for adventure, connection, and handmade empanadas.

Included

  • 8 nights in accommodations in Buenos Aires (4 nights), Salta (2 nights) and Purmamarca (2 nights) (shared twin room with one other traveler, optional private upgrade subject to availability)

  • 8 breakfasts, 4 lunches, and 4 dinners, including a curated welcome dinner and farewell dinner

  • Domestic flights between Buenos Aires and Salta, including one checked bag

  • Ground transportation for all included activities

  • Welcome drinks and orientation to kick off the trip and meet your travel crew

  • Guided city tour of Buenos Aires by private vehicle, exploring Palermo, Plaza de Mayo, La Boca, Puerto Madero, Recoleta, and San Telmo with insight into the city’s history and culture

  • Argentine wine tasting featuring regional varietals during welcome dinner

  • Tango lesson followed by a live tango performance

  • Live professional polo match at a traditional estancia

  • Interactive polo clinic with expert players

  • Hands-on empanada cooking class in Salta’s city center

  • Guided walking tour of Salta, exploring colonial architecture, historic plazas, and local landmarks

  • Guided visit to the MAAM Museum, home to one of the world’s most significant high-altitude archaeological discoveries

  • Cable car ride above Salta for panoramic views

  • Scenic drive along the Cuesta del Lipán mountain pass with exploration of the Salinas Grandes, one of the world’s largest salt flats

  • Visit to the colorful village and artisan markets

  • Guided exploration of the Humahuaca Gorge, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, including a visit to the Serranía de Hornocal (Fourteen Colored Mountain) with high-altitude panoramic views of Purmamarca

  • Four-course vineyard lunch in northwest Argentina paired with high-altitude regional wines from the Calchaquí Valleys

  • Traditional Argentine mate experience

  • Authentic farewell BBQ hosted in a local Buenos Aires home

  • Built-in free time in Buenos Aires, Salta, and Purmamarca to explore neighborhoods, cafés, markets, and nightlife at your own pace

  • Dedicated FTLO Trip Leader throughout, coordinating logistics and providing local knowledge

  • Access to our pre-departure hub with detailed trip information, packing guidance, cultural tips, and a space to connect with fellow travelers before departure

  • All entrance fees, taxes, and activity costs for listed experiences

Not Included

  • Flights to and from Argentina (fly in and out of Buenos Aires)

  • Trip arrival and departure airport transfers

  • Mandatory trip insurance

  • Meals not mentioned (budget around $200, depending on consumption habits)

  • Incidental expenses