South America
Solo travel in Argentina
4/5English level
Solo travel in Argentina
Easy and social for solo travelers: late-night Buenos Aires, wine country, Patagonia and the Andes. Long distances, an often-changing economy and phone theft in cities are the trade-offs. The easiest place to start is Buenos Aires.
Best places in Argentina for solo travelers
| Place | Solo | English | Locals |
|---|---|---|---|
| Buenos Aires | 5/5 | Common in tourist areas | Friendly |
| El Chaltén | 5/5 | Common in tourist areas | Friendly |
| Mendoza | 4/5 | Limited | Friendly |
| Bariloche | 4/5 | Common in tourist areas | Friendly |
| El Calafate | 4/5 | Common in tourist areas | Friendly |
| Ushuaia | 4/5 | Common in tourist areas | Friendly |
| Salta | 4/5 | Limited | Very friendly |
| Puerto Iguazú | 4/5 | Common in tourist areas | Friendly |
| Córdoba | 4/5 | Limited | Friendly |
| Puerto Madryn | 4/5 | Common in tourist areas | Friendly |
| Quebrada de Humahuaca | 4/5 | Limited | Very friendly |
| Cafayate | 4/5 | Limited | Very friendly |
| Rosario | 4/5 | Limited | Friendly |
| Mar del Plata | 3/5 | Limited | Friendly |
Solo travel by place
Sources
- US State Department travel advisory
- Dirección Nacional de Migraciones: Tourists
- Migraciones: Digital nomad residence
- Trenes Argentinos
- Speedtest Global Index: Argentina
- World Bank open data
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