Argentina & Chile Travel Guide

Argentina & Chile Travel Guide Top Features

This guide is built for independent travelers who want to explore Argentina and Chile at their own pace, with reliable navigation and curated stops ready to use offline.

Argentina & Chile Travel Guide Key Features

• The guide includes over 1600 curated Google Maps places that open directly in your mobile app or browser, even without an internet connection.

• Each location is categorized with easy-to-recognize icons, making it simple to filter wild camping, border crossings, hiking routes, cultural sites, and local eats.

• The interactive map eliminates the need for hours of research by highlighting scenic drives, authentic stops, and lesser-known experiences across both countries.

• Lifetime access means your guide stays updated with new routes, fresh discoveries, and local travel changes, no need to purchase future versions.

• All pins are personally vetted for road trip use, ensuring you skip tourist traps and avoid closed roads or unsafe detours during your journey.

Download your guide today to explore Argentina and Chile with 1600+ offline pins, local insights, and total road trip freedom.

Regions You’ll Explore in Argentina & Chile

This travel guide takes you through the most spectacular self-drive regions in Argentina and Chile/ Perfect for road trips, overlanding, and slow travel. With over 1600 Google Maps pins, it highlights the best routes, remote places, national parks, and wild camping areas for an unforgettable journey.

Northern Argentina

The colorful northwest is ideal for road trippers who love mountain drives, red canyons, and cultural towns like Salta, Jujuy, and Cafayate. Expect dramatic scenery, local food markets, and scenic wild camping spots in less-visited valleys.

Central Argentina

Explore the country’s urban core, including Buenos Aires, Córdoba, and Rosario. This region is perfect for cultural breaks between wild zones, with plenty of music, tango, history, and road trip rest points.

Patagonia & the Lake District

This vast region spans both Argentina and Chile, from Bariloche and El Chaltén to Pucón and Puerto Varas. Expect glacier drives, volcano views, and iconic overlanding routes with dozens of scenic lakes, hikes, and free camp options.

Southern Chile & Carretera Austral

Drive the legendary Carretera Austral through fjords, rivers, and national parks. Stop in remote towns like La Junta and explore Queulat’s hanging glacier. This is a top route for nature lovers and remote overlanders alike.

Atacama Desert & Northern Chile

The Atacama is a dream for self-drive explorers. From San Pedro to salt flats, geysers, and ancient petroglyphs, this high-altitude desert is surreal, vast, and unforgettable. Clear skies and rough backroads make it a classic overland detour.

Our guide brings together Argentina and Chile’s best regions for nature, freedom, and unforgettable road trips, so you never miss a stop that matters.

Top Things to Do in Argentina & Chile: From Torres del Paine to Mendoza

Argentina and Chile are packed with wild landscapes, cultural treasures, and unforgettable overland stops. From iconic hikes in Patagonia to quiet cafés in bohemian cities, this guide helps you discover both highlights and hidden gems. Perfectly mapped for self-drive explorers and slow travellers.

Water Adventures in Atacama, Iberá Wetlands & Tigre Delta

Float in the mineral-rich salt waters of Laguna Cejar in the Atacama or boat through Argentina’s Iberá Wetlands, where capybaras and caimans glide past your boat. Don’t miss a Zodiac ride in the Paraná Delta, where stilt houses and water buses reveal everyday river life.

Top Hiking Routes in Torres del Paine & El Chaltén

Trek the Fitz Roy near El Chaltén, hike the W circuit in Torres del Paine, or wander off-grid through Aysén’s hidden trails. Patagonia offers world-class trails in both countries, some famous, others untouched and perfect for wild solitude.

Wine, Cafés, and Street Food in Mendoza, Santiago, and Buenos Aires

In Mendoza and Santiago, taste bold reds straight from the source. In Buenos Aires and Valparaíso, stop at vibrant street stalls and quirky cafés where locals sip cortados and share stories. Every region has its own flavor.

Cultural Highlights in Valparaíso, Salta & Buenos Aires

Dance the tango in historic Buenos Aires venues, trace murals through Valparaíso’s hills, and visit indigenous markets in Salta. Argentina and Chile offer layered cultural stops far beyond the museums.

Hidden Natural Gems: Las Tazas, Lake Calafquén & Patagonia’s Waterfalls

Swim in the remote natural pools of Las Tazas, picnic by Lake Calafquén near Lican Ray, or hike to waterfalls tucked away in Torres del Paine. These quiet corners offer connection, stillness, and real discovery.

Scenic Drives Along Ruta 40 and the Carretera Austral

From the Carretera Austral to Ruta 40, the landscapes shift from cactus deserts to ice fields. Stop for viewpoints over volcanoes, glacial rivers, and wind-carved canyons, every turn is a new photo spot.

Wildlife Watching in Tierra del Fuego, Iberá, and the Andesn is a new photo spot.

Spot flamingos in high-altitude lagoons, condors circling the Andes, or guanacos grazing near your van. From Tierra del Fuego to Atacama, this region rewards patient, respectful wildlife seekers.

Hot Springs and Natural Pools in Chile & Argentina

Relax in the thermal waters of Termas de Chillán, hidden pools in Caviahue, or rural springs in the Lake District. These geothermal spots are perfect road trip stops after long hikes or cold nights.

Best City Walks in Buenos Aires, Santiago, and Valdivia

Wander cobblestone streets in Buenos Aires, explore hidden alleys in Santiago’s Lastarria district, or stroll along the riverfront in Valdivia. These walkable cities blend architecture, local life, and storybook charm.

Why Travelers Choose the Argentina & Chile Google Maps Travel Guide

This guide is designed for independent travelers who want to explore with confidence and freedom. With 1600+ curated Google Maps places, it helps you skip the research, avoid tourist traps, and find wild camps, scenic stops, and cultural gems, on or offline, anytime, anywhere.

Explore Seamlessly with Offline Google Maps Integration

Every pin opens directly in Google Maps, even when you're offline. Whether you’re crossing a remote Andean pass or navigating city traffic in Buenos Aires, the guide works across all your devices with one shared login.

Travel Smarter with 1600+ Vetted Locations for Road Trips

Each location is handpicked for road trip value: wild camping, scenic drives, viewpoints, border crossings, hot springs, cafés, hikes, and local markets. No random lists or recycled blog tips, just what actually matters on the road.

Built for Vanlifers, Overlanders, and Slow Travelers

From Ruta 40 to the Carretera Austral, this guide is made for self-guided explorers who want to travel slow, stay flexible, and experience real connection. It’s ideal for solo travelers, couples, and 50+ adventurers who value independence.

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How to Use Argentina & Chile Travel Guide

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4. You’ll be redirected straight to the map and can start exploring!

Tips for Maximizing Your Travel Experience

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