Explore the Argentine countryside and stay in a beautiful rural hotel nestled in the hills surrounding the city. Horseback riding, hiking, swimming, a traditional Argentine asado, visiting a salt plain, and zip-lining are just a few of the exciting activities that the outdoorsy student will... Read More

Travel to the southern part of Argentina, to the national capital of the glaciers. In Los Glaciares National Park, trek the ice to arrive at the Glacier Perito Moreno, one of the world's last remaining advancing glaciers. Listen to the thunderous sounds as large pieces of ice break off... Read More

Explore the third-largest city in Argentina, Rosario, which has an even larger port than Buenos Aires. Stand awe-struck as you behold one of the largest monuments in the world, the National Monument to the Flag, commemorating the creation of the national flag of Argentina. After enjoying... Read More

The Iguazú Waterfalls are some of the most beautiful and spectacular in the world. They are located on the border between Argentina and Brazil in the Brazilian state of Paraná and span over four miles with the highest point being 210 feet. The waterfalls are known for the abundant array of... Read More

This riverside town of 290,000 people is a popular weekend retreat and most famous for the attraction known as Puerto de los Frutos. In the past, fruits picked on the islands were traded, but now you can buy wicker articles, carpets, furniture, adornments, and native handicrafts. Also in this... Read More

The Argentine gaucho is a prominent figure in the history and culture of Argentina. During this excursion,students have the unique opportunity to visit a farm near Buenos Aires and learn about the life of an Argentine gaucho and his farming traditions, and taste traditional country cuisine.... Read More