Journal Field Notes

Travel Journal

Stories from the journeys we design — told by the people who lived them.

The Tudor-style main house at Estancia Villa María reflected in its lake

A Weekend to Slow Down: Estancia Villa María

Contributed By: Candela Campana

Just over two hours from Buenos Aires, Estancia Villa María offers the kind of pause we rarely give ourselves — a countryside weekend shaped by history, horseback rides, long meals and unhurried conversation.

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Cobblestone street in Colonia del Sacramento lined with colonial façades and bougainvillea

Colonia del Sacramento: Where Time Stands Still

Contributed By: Kelly Martinez

Just an hour by ferry from Buenos Aires, Colonia del Sacramento invites you to wander cobblestone streets, linger by the Río de la Plata, and let the hours pass at their own pace — a quieter side of Uruguay, one street at a time.

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A boat sailing beside a towering glacier in Patagonia

Sailing, Ice & Flavors: A Taste of Patagonia

Contributed By: Verónica Larraburu

Sail across Lake Argentino among towering mountains, ancient glaciers and drifting icebergs. Meet the captain, hold a piece of glacial ice, and enjoy Patagonian flavors paired with Argentine wines in one of the world’s most extraordinary landscapes.

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A farm-to-table meal being prepared among the vineyards of Mendoza

Mendoza: Wine & the Art of Savouring

Contributed By: Verónica Larraburu

Discover Mendoza through private tastings, historic estates and contemporary wineries, exceptional cuisine and the passionate people who connect every bottle and every table to the land.

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Iguazú Falls cascading through the Misiones rainforest

Discovering Iguazú Falls

Contributed By: Candela Campana

In Iguazú, the Falls are only the beginning. Beyond the roar of 275 cascades, the Misiones rainforest reveals a world of lush jungle, rich wildlife, ancient cultures, and unforgettable encounters. A journey into one of Argentina’s most powerful and immersive destinations—where water, nature, and local traditions come together in extraordinary ways.

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Horses in the warm afternoon light of Mendoza

Chasing Sunsets on Horseback

Contributed By: Kelly Martinez

Mendoza is more than vineyards and mountain landscapes. Here, the essence of the Andes is best discovered slowly—from horseback, along quiet trails, beneath endless skies, and surrounded by the people and traditions that give this land its soul. An unforgettable journey through Mendoza’s wine country, where nature, connection, and the magic of the mountains come together.

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