Water Sports in Argentina

Enjoy a full day tour to Gagle Island and discover the penguins of Ushuaia, with also a adventure excursion in canoas.

Paddle across the glittering glacial waters of Lago Lácar (Lácar Lake) on this thrilling half-day kayaking tour from San Martin de los Andes. Master some basic kayaking skills, then set out for a 3.5-hour guided tour, cruising past remote beaches and looming mountains, then stop to catch your breath on the rocky isle of La Islita. With a maximum of 4 people, this fun small-group tour is ideal for all experience levels, including first-timers.

32 km away from the city of Buenos Aires, a wonderful gateway into nature is found - Tigre and the Paraná River delta area. We offer a full-day bike trip that includes a delta kayaking excursion. The cycling tour of Tigre, the delta area and the northern suburbs of Buenos Aires offers a wide range of possibilities to combine both sport and culture in a beautiful setting. The region is easily accessed by train - part of the way, - and then by bike through the northern suburbs, arguably the nicest area of all of Buenos Aires (2 to 3 hours ride). The final destination, Tigre and its nearby islands, is definitely worth the journey to take one of the most fascinating

Explore Patagonian on this 5-hour kayaking tour of Lake Moreno or Lake Gutierrez. Departing from nearby Bariloche, this trip in Nahuel Huapi National Park is suitable for both expert kayak enthusiasts and those who have never put a paddle in the water. Paddle through calm waters and enjoy the area's serene alpine views with an expert guide  who can teach you about the area as well as ensure your comfort and safety.

Prepare to get wet and wild on this exhilarating full-day adventure from Salta, combining two adrenaline-fuelled activities. Brave the hair-raising Class II and III rapids of the Juramento River on a fast-paced river rafting excursion and soak up the dramatic scenery as you hurtle through the river canyon. After tucking into a hearty barbecue lunch (included), take to the treetops for a thrilling zip-line tour and soar through the forests, keeping a lookout for native condors and colorful parrots.

Tackle the hair-raising Class II and III rapids of the Río Chimehuín on this fun-filled white water rafting excursion from San Martin de los Andes. Look out for wild boar, vultures and kingfishers as you hurtle through the waves, bump over stone steps and wind your way downstream, then relax on a deserted beach with some well-deserved refreshments. This 6-hour small-group tour has a maximum of 12 people for a personalized experience and is ideal for first-time rafters, with full instruction and all equipment provided.

The shimmering lakes and misty mountains of Argentina's lakelands look even more majestic when viewed from the water. On this leisurely kayaking excursion, paddle around the Nahuel Huapi and Moreno Lakes, explore Llao Llao Park, and admire views of Mount López and De los Clavos Island.

Get on the water on Lake Nahuel Huapi near Bariloche during this 7-hour kayaking excursion. Paddle to scenic waterfalls, deserted beaches, secluded islands, and rugged coastlines ringed by Andean peaks as you explore this majestic body water aboard a nimble kayak. All kayaking gear plus an included lunch are included.

Explore Tierra Del Fuego National Park by boat and on foot on this all-day guided adventure. After a convenient hotel pickup, embark on a 4-mile (7-kilometer) trek on a backcountry trail to Roca Lake. Enjoy a delicious hot lunch - it's included in the tour price - then hop in a canoe and paddle down the Lapataia River. Enjoy stunning views and learn about the region's incredible landscape from an expert guide.

Discover the wild side of Mendoza on a white-water rafting tour down the Mendoza River. Soak up gorgeous scenery of vineyards and mountains, and test your paddling skills as you navigate the river's intermediate-level rapids with an expert guide. Enjoy free time to explore the town of Potrerillos in the afternoon, where you can add on optional adventure activities like ziplining or trekking. No rafting experience is necessary - just bring your sense of adventure!