Mountain retreat, or private beach....?
It's your choice. But after a hike in the mountains, and a night under canvas, we know there's nothing like coming back to a place you can call your own. Somewhere with a view over the hills you've just climbed, or a sandy lakeside beach to relax on.
That's why all of our accommodation is carefully chosen for it's beauty, tranquility and privacy.
In the Lake District, you'll be able to choose from various houses, some of which are pictured on the left. They range from romantic log cabins in the hills to family mansions on the lake.
Hotels
Intimate and tranquil boutique hotels are just what you need amid the chaos of Buenos Aires. We've selected four of the best for our trips, all of which are nestled in the leafy streets of Palermo, home to the capital's best retaurants. For more info see the Buenos Aires page.
A bedroom at Malabia House
Estancias
One of Patagonia's, Mendoza, or Cordoba's most memorable experiences is staying in an estancia. Barely changed over the centuries, these beautiful traditional farmhouses, are invariably run by the same families that built them, after their migration from Wales or Italy. All are rich in history and nature, and will give you an insight into the pioneering life at the bottom of the world.
Estancia Lazo has unbelievable views to the Paine massif
Estancia Nibepo Aike - on the edge of the glaciers.
Vineyards
Further
north in Argentina, around Mendoza and Salta, there's always
the option of staying in a vineyard posada. If you're wine tasting,
this is a way to really experience the life of the bodega, and
if you're not, then you'll still appreciate staying in one of
Argentina's most spectacular properties, with stunning views
to the mountains.
Cafayate, Argentina's northerly wine region
The imposing entrance to Posada Salentein
