Crafting Argentina Experiences · One Journey at a Time
Crafting Argentina Experiences · One Journey at a Time
Explore the countryside enchanting landscapes on two wheels with our Motorcycle Tours in Argentina, offering a seamless blend of thrilling rides and immersive cultural experiences. Navigate through vibrant cities, tranquil pampas, and majestic mountains, as each mile unveils a new chapter of adventure and beauty. Tailored for all skill levels, our tours promise not just a journey, but a story of exhilarating exploration across Argentina’s diverse terrains.
The two ways to ride Patagonia: the Seven Lakes Road in a single day, or a full six-day route through the Andean passes with a support vehicle behind you.
| Trip | Days | Route | Price from | Per day |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Seven Lakes Road by Motorcycle | 1 Day AventureThe most famous riding road in Argentina in one day, out of Bariloche and back. | Days1 | RouteBariloche · Seven Lakes · Villa La Angostura | Price from151 € | Per day151 € |
| Motorcycle Trip through Argentina and Chile | 6 DaySix days through the passes of the Ruta 40, with the luggage in the support vehicle and the nights booked ahead. | Days6 | RouteBariloche · Ruta 40 · Andean passes | Price from2.957 € | Per day493 € |
Prices are per person, from, for the 2026 to 2027 season. Per day is a comparison aid, not how the trip is billed. Every itinerary is tailor-made and quoted individually.
The three questions riders ask most before booking, answered before the quote.
The passes are reliably open and the light lasts. Outside those months some sections close with snow, and we route around them or change the dates.
December to February is the sweet spot
The bike, the gear, and the support vehicle are part of the route, and the luggage travels in the vehicle rather than on the bike.
Bring your licence; the rest is part of the route
The support vehicle carries whoever is not riding that day, over the same road and to the same table each night. A mixed group works on this route.
The same trip, two ways to travel it
The lakes these roads circle are on the Bariloche tours page. Prefer four wheels? The Argentina road trips run the same passes by car. Or tell us your dates and we will build the ride around them.
Beyond the headline routes above, we run a full calendar of departures throughout the riding season (October to April, with peak conditions from November through March). Group sizes stay small, typically 6 to 10 riders, so guides can adapt the daily pace to match everyone’s comfort level, whether that’s a relaxed cruiser pace or a more spirited ride through the mountain passes.
Bikes are BMW GS models (800cc and 1250cc) as standard, since they handle Patagonia’s gravel stretches and unpredictable weather better than road-only bikes. Riders with less off-road experience can request additional coaching days before the tour starts, and we always run a short orientation ride on day one to get everyone comfortable with the bike and local road rules.
Solo travelers are welcome, in fact, a good portion of our riders join without a pre-existing group and end up forming lasting friendships with fellow guests over asados and long days in the saddle.
Timing matters more here than in most destinations. Patagonia’s riding season runs roughly from October to April, with January and February offering the longest daylight hours and most stable weather, though wind can still be a factor on open stretches of Ruta 40. The Northwest (Salta, Cafayate) has a longer window, rideable nearly year-round, with April to June and September to November offering the mildest temperatures. If glaciers and dramatic southern light are the priority, aim for November through March.
Many riders extend their trip to include Chile’s Carretera Austral, one of the most scenic unpaved roads on the continent, or add a few days in Uruguay for a change of pace before flying home. Because Patagonia straddles both countries, a combined Argentina-Chile itinerary is often barely any extra effort logistically, just extra days of extraordinary scenery.
If you’re short on time, a shorter Northwest loop through Salta pairs naturally with a few days of wine touring in Mendoza, giving you both the adventure-riding experience and a slower, more indulgent close to the trip.
If motorcycle touring is just one piece of a longer Argentina itinerary, we also organize wine tours through Mendoza and Salta, whale watching in Península Valdés, and classic Buenos Aires city experiences, all of which can be woven around your riding dates.
Our team has spent years riding these roads themselves, not just selling them. Send us as much information as you can to customize your argentina trip. We’ll be happy to help create new experiences based on your thoughts and likes. Our goal is to make the best trip you’ve ever dreamed!
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