Glamping tourism in Argentina: combines nature and premium experiences
There is a wide variety of luxury accommodations in Argentina surrounded by nature, ideal for travelers seeking to combine comfort and natural environment. From glampings in mountains and deserts to historic estancias with colonial elegance, Argentina offers premium experiences in a natural setting in each of its regions.
In this article, we explore the featured options by region – Patagonia, Cuyo, Northern Argentina, Litoral, Córdoba, and Buenos Aires – including glampings, geodesic domes, exclusive estancias, eco-lodges, and more, with details about services, activities, and approximate nightly rates.
Glamping in Patagonia
Argentinian Patagonia, with its towering mountains, glaciers, and lakes, offers much more than hotels: glamping, futuristic-design domes, and boutique estancias to enjoy the Andean landscape with all the comforts. Among the premium experiences are glampings in national parks, geodesic domes overlooking Mount Fitz Roy, luxury capsules suspended on cliffs, and the classic Patagonian estancias.
Typical services include comfortable beds and heating in the heart of nature, gourmet cuisine with local ingredients, guided excursions (trekking, horseback riding, kayaking), and deep privacy in remote environments.
Chaltén Camp (El Chaltén, Santa Cruz)
This exclusive glamping in Patagonia is located in the heart of Los Glaciares National Park, 3 km from El Chaltén. Chaltén Camp features 12 luxury domes built on stilts, each with a bedroom and private bathroom, wood-burning stoves, electricity, and queen-size beds with cozy covers.
From the panoramic windows, guests can enjoy sunrises facing Mount Fitz Roy. The complex has a central dome that serves as a restaurant and panoramic lounge for candlelit dinners, where signature Patagonian cuisine with local ingredients is served.
Activities include self-guided hiking to nearby lagoons, climbing classes, kayaking on glacial rivers, salmon fishing, and Andean birdwatching, coordinated by the staff according to guest preferences.
Official website: chaltencamp.com. Rate: Approximately USD 400–500 per night per double dome with half board, depending on the season.
OVO Patagonia (Estancia Bonanza, El Chaltén)
For luxury adventurers, OVO Patagonia offers a unique experience: sleeping suspended in a transparent capsule anchored 270 meters high on a cliff facing Mount Fitz Roy. This three-level capsule – with a bed on the upper level, minimalist lounge and dry toilet in the middle, and a safety net on the lower – combines views, adventure, and luxury on a sheer rock wall.
Guests access it via a guided via ferrata and spend the night literally “hanging” over the abyss, protected from the Patagonian wind and immersed in the starry sky. The OVO Night program is all-inclusive: 4x4 transfer from El Chaltén, guided hike, via ferrata ascent, gourmet dinner and breakfast served in the capsule, for up to 2 people. This experience costs around USD 1500 and includes a private guide and safety equipment.
For those who prefer something less vertigo-inducing, they offer the OVO Half Day option with lunch in the capsule and a daytime return.
Río Manso Camp (Bariloche, Río Negro)
Located in the lake region of northern Patagonia, on the outskirts of Bariloche, Río Manso Camp is an all-inclusive boutique camp that combines rugged beauty with five-star comfort. Its elegant safari-style tents are equipped with sumptuous beds, private bathrooms with hot water, and spectacular views of the Río Manso and the mountains.
The stay includes full board with high-end Patagonian cuisine and a wine bar, allowing guests to immerse themselves in nature without sacrificing comfort. Among the included activities are guided hikes through the Andean Valdivian forest, rafting on the crystal-clear river, stargazing by the campfire, and outdoor yoga sessions. Horseback riding and fly fishing are also organized in the surroundings. Guests can relax in the lounge dome or in hammocks overlooking Mount Tronador.
Official website: riomansocamp.com. Rate: 2-night packages from approximately USD 1200 per person, all-inclusive (transfers, gourmet meals, and activities).
Llanos Ecolodge (Ushuaia, Tierra del Fuego)
Located in a privileged natural setting within the Llanos del Castor winter center, Llanos Ecolodge offers a glamping experience that combines luxury and nature in the heart of Tierra del Fuego. This ecolodge is located approximately 17 kilometers northeast of Ushuaia, allowing guests to disconnect and immerse themselves in the beauty of the Fuegian landscape.
The accommodations consist of geodesic domes designed to blend harmoniously with the surroundings. Each dome is equipped with comfortable beds, a private bathroom, and heating, ensuring a warm and pleasant stay even during the cold Patagonian nights. The large windows of the domes offer panoramic views of the surrounding mountains and, on clear nights, an impressive starry sky.
Highlighted activities include hiking, with guided explorations through the Fuegian valleys and treks to iconic spots such as Laguna Esmeralda; winter sports such as sled rides, snowmobile tours, and snowshoe walks; and tastings of local cuisine such as Patagonian lamb and Fuegian king crab, prepared with fresh, local ingredients.
Llanos Ecolodge stands out for its commitment to sustainability, using eco-friendly materials and promoting environmentally responsible practices, offering an experience that balances comfort with respect for nature.
Contact: Instagram: @llanosecolodge and WhatsApp: +54 9 2901 65-3848
Glamping in Cuyo (Mendoza, San Juan)
The Cuyo region, at the foot of the Andes Mountains, stands out for its vineyards and arid mountain landscapes. Here, luxury in nature takes the form of glampings among vineyards, Andean domes with views of snow-capped peaks, boutique wine estancias, and eco-lodges in mountain reserves.
Visitors can enjoy experiences at Mendoza wineries with wine spas, nights under the stars in the San Juan desert, and sustainable accommodations in high valleys. Premium services include a king-size bed among the vineyards, private jacuzzi with mountain views, signature wine tastings, photo safaris, and high-altitude mountain expeditions.
Cavas Wine Lodge (Luján de Cuyo, Mendoza)
In the heart of Mendoza’s wine route, Cavas Wine Lodge is an exclusive hotel set in a 22-hectare vineyard at the foot of the Andes. With only 17 villas and rooms, the lodge blends Spanish colonial style with modern amenities: each private villa features a terrace with a plunge pool, fireplace, indoor and outdoor showers, and panoramic views of vineyards and mountains.
The vinotherapy spa offers treatments using local grapes, and its farm-to-table restaurant serves gourmet cuisine paired with wines from its own cellar. Activities include guided tastings at renowned wineries, bike rides through the vineyards, sunset horseback rides, and gourmet picnics in the vines. At night, bonfires are lit to enjoy the Cuyo sky with a glass of Malbec.
Official website: cavaswinelodge.com. Rate: From approximately USD 750 per night (standard room with breakfast and wine tour included).
Alpasión Lodge & Glamping (Uco Valley, Mendoza)
In the Uco Valley, surrounded by vineyards and with the Andes as a backdrop, Alpasión Lodge offers a combination of boutique hotel and luxury glamping. The main lodge features only 6 themed rooms, an outdoor pool, and a terrace with vineyard views. Just a few meters away are 6 newly added luxury tents for those seeking a glamping experience without giving up the comforts of the lodge.
These dome-style tents are fully equipped: they include a private bathroom, king-size bed, private deck with jacuzzi, minibar, and coffee maker. Guests can alternate between relaxing on their private terrace under the starry sky and enjoying the lodge’s facilities (pool, gardens, fireplace lounge, and wine cellar).
The accommodation operates on a half-board basis: homemade breakfast and gourmet dinners are offered, paired with wines from the Alpasión winery. Activities include visits to local wineries, high-altitude wine tastings, mountain biking through the vineyards, sunset horseback rides, and even regional cooking classes.
Official website: alpasion.com - Rate: Room or dome from approximately USD 350 per night per couple (includes breakfast and gourmet dinner).
Domos Uspallata (Uspallata, Mendoza)
In the Uspallata Valley, among Andean mountains at 1,900 meters above sea level, lies an intimate complex of geodesic domes ideal for exploring the foothills. There are only two private domes, each accommodating up to 3 people, set on a farm next to a crystal-clear stream. Each dome is furnished with a double or twin bed and features a private bathroom and a fully equipped private kitchen – a rare detail that allows for independent cooking.
Additionally, there is a communal dining dome with a grill where barbecues can be organized under the stars. This glamping offers activities to enjoy the mountain surroundings: guided horseback rides along mountain trails, hikes to viewpoints overlooking Aconcagua, bike rides along rural roads, and even stargazing under the clear desert skies. The peacefulness of the location is perfect for contemplating the night sky and the Milky Way.
Contact: Instagram @domos.uspallata and official website domosuspallata.com.ar Rate: ~USD 150 per night per dome (includes regional breakfast).
La Soñada Barreal (Calingasta Valley, San Juan)
La Soñada Barreal is a complex of country houses and glamping located in the picturesque town of Barreal, in the Calingasta Valley, San Juan Province. Situated at the foot of the Andes Mountains, this accommodation offers a perfect combination of comfort and connection with nature, ideal for those looking to disconnect and enjoy the serenity of the surroundings.
The complex features cabins equipped with modern comforts, including private bathrooms, full kitchens, spacious living areas, and cozy bedrooms. It also offers amenities such as a swimming pool, Wi-Fi, air conditioning, bed linen, and parking. The personalized service and warmth of the hosts have been highlighted in various guest reviews.
Contact: Instagram @lasonadabarreal or WhatsApp +54 9 2646 70‑4089.
Glamping in Northern Argentina (Salta and Jujuy)
Northern Argentina offers breathtaking natural landscapes: white salt flats, multicolored ravines, Yungas jungles, and Andean highlands. In this region, premium accommodations range from glampings in Salinas Grandes and domes in remote valleys, to mountain haciendas and boutique eco-lodges integrated with the local culture.
Services usually combine comfort (king-size beds, private bathrooms, heating) with local flair (regional decor, gourmet Andean cuisine) and cultural experiences. Many stays include astrotourism, Andean wellness rituals such as temazcales or yoga with views, 4x4 excursions to deserts and hidden waterfalls, and interaction with local communities.
Pristine Camps Salinas Grandes (Jujuy)
On the vast Salinas Grandes of Jujuy – one of the most surreal landscapes in the world – lies this exclusive luxury camp. Pristine Luxury Camps features only 4 geodesic domes located on the dazzling white salt flat, with a total capacity for 10 guests. They offer two categories of dome suites: Exclusive and Premium, all equipped with king-size beds, private bathrooms, solar energy, and large panoramic windows to enjoy the sunset over the salt flat.
The stay is all-inclusive: a private chef prepares gourmet regional cuisine (quinotos, llama, Andean corn), paired with wines from Salta, and served in a central dome-restaurant. Included experiences merge culture and nature: guided sunrise walks on the salt flat, stargazing and ancestral astronomy (the salar has zero light pollution), visits to Puna communities to learn about their textile crafts, and 4x4 tours through the Puna landscapes. Pristine also offers the possibility of day visits without overnight stays: guests can enjoy a three-course tasting lunch at the dome-restaurant.
Official website: pristinecamp.com (they also have camps in Iguazú and El Calafate). Rate: From ~USD 800 per night per person, all-inclusive (full board and private excursions).
Refugio Siilu Wasi (Calchaquí Valleys, Salta)
In Payogasta, in the heart of Salta’s Calchaquí Valleys, Siilu Wasi – meaning “House of the Sky” in the local language – offers high-altitude glamping with touches of urban comfort. Its luxury domes are spacious and fully equipped: each features a private bathroom, mini fridge, and even air conditioning, ensuring comfort even in the arid mountain climate.
The lodge also offers top-tier common areas, rarely found in glamping: an outdoor swimming pool, panoramic-view solarium, recreation spaces, and its own on-site restaurant. The experience combines nature and wellness: sunrise yoga sessions with mountain views, guided walks among giant cacti, and night sky observation (the area boasts exceptionally clear skies). After activities, guests can relax in the pools or enjoy regional cuisine at the restaurant, which uses local Andean ingredients.
Contact: Instagram @siiluwasirefugio or official website siiluwasi.com - Rate: ~USD 200 per night per dome for 2 people, breakfast included.
In the North, other unique options include Domos del Viento in Cafayate – glamping among high-altitude vineyards under starry skies – and luxury estates like Hacienda de Molinos or House of Jasmines (Relais & Châteaux) near Salta City, offering refined rural experiences. Each alternative blends the region’s cultural richness with high-end services.
Glamping in the Litoral (Misiones, Corrientes, Chaco)
The Argentine Litoral features subtropical jungles, mighty rivers, and wetlands teeming with wildlife. In this region, luxury jungle lodges, glampings in the Misiones rainforest, and eco-estancias in the Iberá Wetlands predominate, all with a focus on adventure and conservation.
Guests can expect private villas with pools in the heart of the Atlantic Forest, personal naturalist guides, and gourmet cuisine using local ingredients (such as river fish and tropical fruits), along with immersive activities: photo safaris to spot caimans and marsh deer, boat trips among water hyacinths, interpretive jungle walks, horseback riding, and wellness experiences (such as jungle spas and open-air massages).
All of this comes with bilingual expert guides, making it ideal for demanding international travelers.
Awasi Iguazú (Puerto Iguazú, Misiones)
Awasi Iguazú is the ultimate expression of luxury in the Misiones rainforest. Located in a private section of the dense Atlantic jungle, just 20 minutes from the Falls, this Relais & Châteaux property features only 14 villas, each one elevated on stilts, fully secluded, and with its own private pool on the terrace. The design combines modern architecture and local materials, creating luxurious spaces that remain in harmony with the surrounding nature. Awasi operates on a fully personalized all-inclusive basis: each villa is assigned a private guide and an exclusive 4x4 vehicle to tailor the daily excursions.
Included activities range from private visits to Iguazú Falls (both Argentine and Brazilian sides) outside peak hours, boat rides on the Iguazú River, jungle hikes on hidden trails to spot exotic birds and howler monkeys, and cultural visits to local Guaraní communities. Back at the lodge, guests enjoy haute cuisine that blends native ingredients (such as yerba mate, hearts of palm, and river fish) at the resort’s exclusive restaurant.
Official website: awasi.com – Member of Relais & Châteaux. Rate: All-inclusive program starting at approximately USD 1,800 per night per villa (includes all gourmet meals, premium beverages, and private excursions).
La Misión Moconá – Jungle Glamping (El Soberbio, Misiones)
Located within the Yabotí Biosphere Reserve, near the spectacular Moconá Falls, La Misión Moconá is an adults-only jungle lodge and glamping retreat. Set on 30 hectares of untouched rainforest on the banks of the Uruguay River, the property offers accommodations in both cabins and luxury domes. These domes are equipped with air conditioning and a whirlpool bathtub, delivering five-star comfort in the heart of the jungle.
Guests can choose the location of their dome: riverside (wake up to the sound of flowing water) or deep in the jungle (a full immersion in nature). Highlight activities include 4×4 jungle safaris to spot local wildlife (such as peccaries, toucans, and giant butterflies), floating trips on the Uruguay River, horseback rides through forest trails, boat rides to hidden waterfalls, and kayaking excursions. The complex features three cascading pools surrounded by vegetation, and a regional cuisine restaurant. In the evening, guests gather around campfires for stargazing, enjoying an intimate, light-pollution-free atmosphere.
Official website: lodgelamision.com.ar - Rate: Approximately USD 200 per night per person (includes full board and group excursions).
Puerto Valle – Wetlands Hotel (Esteros del Iberá, Corrientes)
Located on the banks of the Paraná River, at the northern edge of the Esteros del Iberá, Puerto Valle is a luxury estancia and an exclusive gateway to Argentina’s largest wetlands. The main building is a finely restored 1868 manor house, set within a 14-hectare park featuring gardens, an organic orchard, a pool, and a traditional Argentine BBQ area (quincho). The hotel offers 13 spacious and elegant rooms, all with river views and decorated in a style that blends refinement with local Corrientes tradition.
Guests enjoy fully personalized service to explore the Iberá Nature Reserve: private boat tours on Iberá Lagoon for spotting capybaras, caimans, and hundreds of bird species; kayaking trips through floating plant-covered streams; hikes along the “Monkey Trail” in the riverside jungle to observe howler monkeys; and horseback rides with local gauchos through the flooded wetlands. Puerto Valle offers exclusive access to untouched areas of the wetlands, away from tourist crowds. Its gourmet culinary offering features river fish (such as pacú and dorado) and tropical fruits, reinterpreting regional recipes with flair. At sunset, guests typically unwind on the veranda with a glass of wine, as the sun casts a golden glow over the wetlands.
Official website: hotelpuertovalle.com - Rate: From approximately USD 1400 per night, including full board and guided activities.
Glamping Los Palmares (El Impenetrable, Chaco)
In the heart of El Impenetrable National Park, Glamping Los Palmares offers a unique experience for travelers eager to explore one of northern Argentina’s last biodiversity havens—without sacrificing comfort. This eco-friendly lodge is designed to coexist harmoniously with the Chaco wilderness, featuring luxury domes with private bathrooms, wooden decks, solar power, and local cuisine based on foraged ingredients from the native forest.
Activities include wildlife observation tours (to spot giant anteaters, tapirs, and Chaco birdlife), boat rides on the Bermejito River, hikes through quebracho forests, and cultural workshops with local communities. It’s an ideal option for travelers passionate about responsible tourism and conservation.
Official website: glampinglospalmares.com
Other notable experiences in the Litoral region include Rincón del Socorro in Iberá—a former ranch turned eco-lodge and rewilding reserve—and Yacutinga Lodge in Misiones, a luxury ecotourism pioneer. Each offers deep immersion in the nature of northern Argentina, whether it be the Atlantic jungle or the Iberá wetlands, with maximum comfort in remote settings.
Glamping in Córdoba
The province of Córdoba, located in the heart of Argentina, is blessed with gentle sierras, green valleys, and crystal-clear rivers. In this setting, mountain glampings and historic luxury estancias converge to offer a refined rural escape. Travelers can sleep in domes under the stars nestled in the hills, or stay in century-old estancia mansions transformed into boutique hotels with spa facilities.
The high-end Cordoban offering typically includes modern comforts (like en suite bathrooms, heating, and private decks) blended into breathtaking natural settings. Activities range from trekking to hidden waterfalls and condor watching, to spa circuits, mountain meditation, and gaucho-style experiences such as polo and horse taming.
Estancia El Colibrí (Santa Catalina, Córdoba)
Located in a secluded spot in the Sierras Chicas, 60 km from Córdoba city, El Colibrí is one of Argentina’s most iconic luxury estancias, and a proud member of Relais & Châteaux. Surrounded by 170 hectares of rolling countryside, this Spanish-colonial style estancia features 9 exclusive suites elegantly decorated with antique furnishings and modern comforts (air conditioning, Egyptian cotton sheets, marble bathrooms).
Guests are welcomed with highly personalized service, as if staying at a friend’s home. The experience is all-inclusive, with all gourmet meals included—notably traditional Argentine asados and country picnics featuring produce from the estancia’s organic garden. Equestrian activities are the highlight: El Colibrí has polo horses and gauchos who invite guests to take part in scenic horseback rides across the plains, polo lessons on the private field, and even traditional cattle herding. Other amenities include a spa with massages and treatments, outdoor pool, bicycles to explore the property, and birdwatching. At sunset, it’s customary to sip a glass of Malbec on the veranda while gazing at the sierras.
Official website: estanciaelcolibri.com - Rate: USD 600–800 per night per room, including full board and activities.
Aguada de Luna Glamping (Amboy, Calamuchita, Córdoba)
Tucked away in a hidden corner of the Calamuchita Valley, near the historic village of Amboy, Aguada de Luna offers an all-inclusive glamping experience in the Córdoba sierras. Spanning 23 hectares crossed by the Amboy River, the property features 6 fully equipped luxury geodesic domes. Each dome includes a double bed with premium linens, private bathroom with hot-water shower, personal deck, and boho-chic decor.
Service is a highlight: the rate includes all meals—breakfast, lunch, picnic, afternoon snack, and dinner—home-cooked with a gourmet touch, to enjoy outdoors or in a shared dining area. Aguada de Luna also features a natural swimming pool fed by the Amboy River, ideal for cooling off while surrounded by nature.
Included activities range from guided hikes along scenic mountain trails to lookout points and waterfalls, mountain biking tours, outdoor board games, and relaxing massage sessions in a riverside wellness space. At night, guests can enjoy bonfires under the stars, or simply gaze at Calamuchita’s clear night skies from outdoor hammock-nets.
Contact: Instagram @aguadadeluna | Website: aguadadelunas.com.ar
El Mirador – Refugio Natural Ansenuza (Miramar de Ansenuza, Córdoba)
Facing the majestic Mar de Ansenuza (Laguna Mar Chiquita)—recently declared a National Park—this new glamping retreat offers modern luxury in a unique wetland setting. Just 7 km from the town of Miramar, El Mirador features three wooden geodesic domes set in a lush landscaped park. The domes are spacious, bright, and ultra-modern, each equipped with a kitchenette, complimentary minibar, and designer furniture, comfortably accommodating 2 to 4 guests.
One of El Mirador’s key highlights is its shared facilities, including an infinity pool with a swim-up bar overlooking the Ansenuza Lagoon, creating the sensation of floating into the horizon.
The stay is all-inclusive, with all meals and drinks provided, available at both the main dome and each in-dome minibar. Mornings begin with regional breakfast specialties, followed by cocktails by the pool, and evening dinners with a view of the water mirror.
Included activities feature birdwatching (notably the pink flamingos among over 300 species), kayaking excursions on the lagoon, sunset photo safaris through the wetlands, and visits to nearby natural hot springs.
Contact: Instagram @elmiradorrefugionatural | WhatsApp: +54 9 11 5027‑6068
Glamping in Buenos Aires Province
Beyond the city’s urban appeal, premium rural experiences await in the surrounding areas of Buenos Aires—offering the perfect complement to a trip through Argentina. Across the vast humid Pampas, visitors will find high-end estancias where gaucho traditions are revived with a touch of luxury, and in the Paraná Delta, there are exclusive eco-lodges nestled among jungle-lined islands and canals.
These accommodations bring refinement close to the metropolis, featuring restored historic estates turned into boutique hotels, exceptional service, gourmet criollo cuisine, and traditional activities such as polo, carriage rides, sport fishing, and boat tours—all without straying far from the city of Buenos Aires.
La Becasina Delta Lodge (Paraná Delta, Buenos Aires)
Tucked away among the islands of the Paraná Delta, accessible only by boat from Tigre, La Becasina is an exclusive riverside jungle lodge that offers absolute tranquility and immersion in nature, just one hour from Buenos Aires city. The property features 15 individual wooden bungalows, connected by rustic walkways over the water. Each suite is a secluded cabin surrounded by streams, with large river-facing windows, elegant rustic decor, and a private deck overlooking the jungle and waterways.
There are no televisions here—only the sounds of birds and flowing water. The lodge operates on an all-inclusive basis, with gourmet meals and beverages included, served either in the central restaurant or privately in the guest’s bungalow. The menu highlights fresh river fish and local fruits from the Delta.
Activities are tailored to each guest’s rhythm: relax by the swimming pool nestled in nature, go kayaking or boating through nearby canals, enjoy guided walks on island trails to spot native flora (ceibos, giant ferns) and fauna (capybaras, water birds), or simply unwind with a book in the lodge’s library. At night, soft torchlight and candles illuminate the walkways, creating a truly magical atmosphere.
Official site: labecasina.com (direct booking only) - Rate: Approx. USD 700 per night per couple, all-inclusive (boat transfers from Tigre included).
Glamping in BA (Villa Rosa, Pilar)
Located just 40 kilometers from Buenos Aires City, in the town of Villa Rosa (Pilar district), Glamping in BA offers a luxury camping experience that blends comfort and nature. The property features a mix of geodesic domes and cozy cabins, all designed to provide a pleasant, eco-friendly stay. Each unit is equipped with comfortable beds, air conditioning, private bathrooms, and warm, inviting décor that enhances relaxation. The establishment is also pet-friendly, welcoming guests who wish to enjoy the stay with their furry companions.
Key highlights include a swimming pool and outdoor jacuzzi, perfect for unwinding in the natural surroundings, as well as outdoor activities and a gastronomic experience: the on-site restaurant serves breakfast and other culinary options to complete the stay. Glamping in BA prioritizes creating a peaceful environment rooted in sustainability, allowing guests to connect with nature without giving up comfort.
Contact: Official website glampinginba.com / Instagram @glampinginba