10 destinations to visit in Easter 2025

About 200 kilometers from Córdoba Capital, you'll find one of the largest saltwater lagoons in the world: Mar Chiquita. It is not only one of the Natural Wonders of the province but also one of the country's newest National Parks. Covering over 600,000 hectares, its pink southern flamingos are one of the main attractions. Here, you can go hiking, sailing, and even enjoy its beaches.

The local specialties are pejerrey (silverside fish) and otter, and the area has a mysterious profile as some of the city's old hotels were submerged by several floods and can now be easily seen.

Tip: There are different accommodation options, ranging from a hotel with lagoon views and an infinity pool to a glamping experience with full board. Here are some other amazing glamping spots.

Where: From Buenos Aires, take National Route 9 to Rosario, then take National Route 19 towards San Francisco, followed by Provincial Routes 3 and 17 to Miramar. It's about 700 kilometers.

Easter has become one of the most popular long weekends for national tourism among Argentinians. According to a survey by Despegar, searches increased by 25% compared to March 2025, with Ushuaia being one of the most sought-after destinations.

It's ideal for those who enjoy nature and landscapes. The Laguna Esmeralda Natural Reserve is one of its main attractions, where a moderate hike leads to a breathtaking view surrounded by mountains and hanging glaciers. The End of the World Train, which once carried prisoners from the city to the prison, is another must-do.

Tip: The city has a great gastronomic offer, with standout restaurants like Ramos Generales (Av. Maipú 749), Volver (Av. Maipú 37), and Kalma (Av. Gobernador M.F. Valdez 293).

Where: The southernmost city in the world has direct flights to Buenos Aires every day of the week. The distance between the two cities is 3,000 kilometers.

Another top destination—also featured in Despegar’s ranking—is Bariloche. In this article, we share some must-see tourist and gastronomic spots in the city, which offers additional activities related to trekking, snow, and cuisine during the autumn-winter season.

Did you know this city alone produces over 2,000 tons of chocolate every year? During Easter, it dresses up for a party to celebrate it. During these days, the city fills with giant chocolate eggs made by the Master Chocolatiers of each factory, and every year, the largest chocolate bar in the world is created. There are also special activities for children and live shows.

Tip: You can check all the programming and activities for that time here.

Where: Bariloche is 1,500 kilometers from Buenos Aires but has frequent flights that connect both cities in 2 hours and 10 minutes.

If you're looking for something different, this countryside experience could be a great option. The journey starts by heading to Ernestina (about 160 kilometers from Buenos Aires), where Vicki, part of the Riestra Capo and Estrellas venture, welcomes the group to learn about the town's history and have lunch.

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Next, you'll head to Riestra, a town of 7,000 inhabitants where the group will spend the night at a boutique hotel and experience true rural life with activities such as cheese making, milking cows, herding, feeding animals, and even planting and harvesting in the garden. Meals are included.

Tip: All activities are led by a local family who accompanies and teaches you about life in the area.

Where: There are two ways to get there from Buenos Aires: via Acceso Oeste, take Route 5 to Chivilcoy, then Route 30 to the destination. Or via Route 205, go towards Roque Pérez, and then take Route 30 to Norberto de la Riestra.

Many destinations look forward to this date with a calendar full of cultural and religious activities. In Tucumán, in addition to its irresistible cuisine, there are events such as "Vida y Pasión de Dios Hombre," an immersive performance in Tafí del Valle that lets you explore different moments in the life of Jesus. There are also cultural activities ranging from folk dances to a performance by the Symphony Orchestra in El Timbó, a town 20 kilometers from San Miguel.

For those looking for something different, we recommend visiting Villa Nougués, a French-style village in the middle of the Yungas. It's 45 kilometers from the city and boasts several historic buildings, such as the church from 1918.

Tip: There will also be special activities at the shrine of the Virgin of Our Lady of Lourdes.

Where: Tucumán’s capital is about 1,200 kilometers from Buenos Aires. There are daily flights with various airlines.

Located about 230 kilometers from the city, this destination is perfect for those who want to enjoy nature and outdoor activities.

The Ecopark is a must-see for walks and, perhaps, a picnic with views of the Paraná River. Another must-see is the Cathedral with its striking dome and all the river activities it offers, such as sailing, stand-up paddleboarding, and kayaking. During Easter, there are also special events at the Sanctuary of the Virgin Mary of Rosario of San Nicolás.

Tip: You can check their Instagram account for the activities scheduled for this special weekend.

Where: From Buenos Aires, take National Route 9 to General Salvio, then National Route 188. It's about 230 kilometers.

While Patagonia is always a popular destination for long weekends, this time we suggest a lesser-known spot. Comodoro Rivadavia is located on the shores of the San Jorge Gulf, about 500 kilometers from Puerto Madryn.

It’s a great destination for those who enjoy water activities like diving, kitesurfing, or stand-up paddleboarding. It’s also perfect for trekking and discovering stunning landscapes like those at the Rocas Coloradas Natural Area or panoramic views like those offered by El Farallón.

For those who want to enjoy local cuisine and products, they can try Comodoro Rivadavia whisky and craft beer, as well as seafood like king crab and octopus.

Tip: You can consult all the recreational activities available in the city here.

Where: It's over 1,700 kilometers from Buenos Aires but has a direct daily flight operated by Aerolíneas Argentinas. The flight takes about two hours and 35 minutes.

This Patagonian gem can be visited in a day if you're in Bariloche or chosen for an overnight stay to enjoy some of its attractions, such as the stunning Cascada de la Virgen de la Merced, located in Los Repollos, 20 kilometers from El Bolsón on Route 258.

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There’s also the Maillín Ahogado waterfall, about 10 kilometers north of the city, or the Cascada Escondida, reachable via a forest trail. During Easter, you can also enjoy the fifth edition of "Date el Gusto," a gastronomic event that will transform the town into the region’s epicenter with a giant stage and several proposals, including live shows and outdoor dining experiences. Activities will take place on Friday, April 18th, and Saturday, April 19th.

Tip: During this gastronomic celebration, El Bolsón transforms its streets into pedestrian areas and welcomes chefs from all over the country.

Where: El Bolsón is over 1,600 kilometers from Buenos Aires. The easiest way to get there is by flying to Bariloche and then driving the 120 kilometers along Route 40.

La Rioja is one of the provinces with the most diverse landscapes, yet it remains one of the least explored. If you visit La Rioja, a possible first stop is Laguna Brava, a Ramsar site located at 4,500 meters above sea level, surrounded by mountains and home to flamingos and other protected species.

Another option is to explore Chilecito, one of the province’s most important cities, located in the Antinaco-Los Colorados Valley, between the Velasco and Famatina mountain ranges. Its mining history is reflected in the Cable Carril, a unique engineering marvel, while its natural surroundings invite hiking, horseback riding, and visits to wineries. If you're this far, continue on to Famatina, known for its agricultural production and dramatic mountain landscapes.

Tip: Its most famous attraction is the Talampaya National Park, one of Argentina's natural wonders and one of the most popular places this summer.

Where: This destination is over 1,200 kilometers from Buenos Aires. There are direct flights, albeit infrequent, operated by Aerolíneas Argentinas, and the flight takes about two hours.

This destination offers something for everyone, from hiking trails to excellent gastronomic proposals. It's a place where Central European culture has found a refuge, visible in its buildings and local traditions like the costumes worn during local festivals.

Gastronomy is also one of its main attractions, with artisanal beer, chocolate, and other treats such as strudels, cakes, Viennese pastries, and chocolates. During Easter, the 55th edition of the National Viennese Mass Festival will be held. Over four days, you'll enjoy a unique blend of delights and culture at the town’s Event and Convention Hall.

Tip: This festival has a special moment when a giant Easter egg is cracked and shared with the attendees.

Where: Villa General Belgrano is 754 kilometers from Buenos Aires. To get there, take National Route 9 to Río Segundo, then National Route 36 to your destination.