Holidays in Argentina 2025: Calendar to Plan Your Trip

17 December 2024

Holidays and especially long weekends create opportunities for tourism and also lead to higher occupancy rates in travel destinations. In this article, you'll find all the holidays in Argentina in 2025 to help you organize your trip better.

Knowing the national holidays is essential when preparing to explore Argentina in 2025 and make the most of your trip.

Identifying holidays can help international tourists choose the best time to travel to certain destinations. Do you prefer visiting a city bustling with movement and tourists? Or would you rather explore destinations during quieter times of the year? Popular spots may experience fluctuations in accommodation availability and prices, as well as airfare rates.

Holiday Dates: National Non-Working Days in 2025


Argentina will have a total of 19 holidays in 2025, including 3 designated for tourism purposes, according to the official calendar set by the government. These tourism-focused holidays, strategically spread throughout the year, aim to promote domestic travel and diversify offerings across the country.



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By carefully considering Argentina's holiday calendar, travelers can maximize their experiences, immerse themselves in local culture, and create unforgettable memories. Whether you're drawn to the lively streets of Buenos Aires or the natural wonders of Patagonia, Argentina welcomes you to embark on a journey full of exploration, discovery, and excitement.

Holidays in Argentina 2025, Month by Month:


January Holidays


  • Wednesday, January 1: New Year’s Day. Non-transferable holiday.


February Holidays


  • No holidays in February.


March Holidays


  • Monday, March 3, and Tuesday, March 4: Carnival. Non-transferable holidays.
  • Monday, March 24: National Day of Remembrance for Truth and Justice. Non-transferable holiday.


April Holidays


  • Wednesday, April 2: Malvinas Veterans and Memorial Day. Non-transferable holiday.
  • Thursday, April 17: Holy Thursday - Christian observance. Non-working day.
  • Friday, April 18: Good Friday - Christian observance. Non-transferable holiday.


May Holidays


  • Thursday, May 1: Labor Day. Non-transferable holiday.
  • Friday, May 2: Tourism-focused holiday.
  • Sunday, May 25: May Revolution Day. Non-transferable holiday.


June Holidays


  • Monday, June 16: Anniversary of the Passing of General Don Martín Miguel de Güemes. Transferable holiday (official date: June 17).
  • Friday, June 20: Anniversary of the Passing of General Don Manuel Belgrano. Non-transferable holiday.


July Holidays


  • Wednesday, July 9: Independence Day. Non-transferable holiday.


August Holidays


  • Friday, August 15: Tourism-focused holiday.
  • Sunday, August 17: Anniversary of the Passing of General Don José de San Martín. Transferable holiday.


September Holidays


  • No holidays in September.
  • Tuesday, September 23, and Wednesday, September 24: Jewish New Year. Non-working days.


October Holidays


  • Thursday, October 2: Yom Kippur (Day of Atonement). Non-working day.
  • Sunday, October 12: Day of Respect for Cultural Diversity.


November Holidays


  • Friday, November 21: Tourism-focused holiday.
  • Monday, November 24: National Sovereignty Day (originally November 20).


December Holidays


  • Monday, December 8: Immaculate Conception Day. Non-transferable holiday.
  • Thursday, December 25: Christmas Day. Non-transferable holiday.





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Bridge Holidays in 2025


The government has also established bridge holidays, strategically placed to create long weekends. This year, they are:

  • May 2,
  • August 15,
  • November 21.


These holidays are ideal for local tourists to explore Argentina's many attractions.

The holidays aim to “promote tourism activity across the country and reduce the seasonality of domestic tourism,” according to the Ministry of the Interior. These are in addition to the 12 non-transferable holidays and 4 transferable ones.


When Is the Next Long Weekend?


For those seeking extended breaks, Argentina offers several long weekends throughout the year, perfect for mini vacations:


  • March 1 to March 4: 4 days.
  • March 22 to March 24: 3 days.
  • April 18 to April 21: 3 days.
  • May 1 to May 4: 4 days.
  • June 14 to June 16: 3 days.
  • June 20 to June 22: 3 days.
  • August 15 to August 17: 3 days.
  • November 21 to November 24: 4 days.
  • December 6 to December 8: 3 days.