Even though it is one of the safest countries in Latin America, traveling alone to Argentina can cause doubts. However, more and more women are investing in incredible solo trips!

In this sense, the country of tango and wine leaves nothing to be desired. After all, there are countless cities in Argentina that you definitely need to include in your travel itinerary. But where to start?

If you've never taken a trip alone, or even if you've never visited Argentina, it's worth keeping an eye on some tips. As with any other trip, good planning is essential.

Therefore, we have brought some important tips for women who want to go on a solo trip. In addition, you will check out suggestions for cities to travel alone in Argentina and make the most of it! Check it out below.

Although it is common to face societal judgments towards independent women, traveling solo can be a positive experience! However, just like any trip, you need to plan ahead.

In this sense, we are not just talking about financial organization or taking out Travel Insurance. If you are going to travel alone to Argentina, it is important to think about some methods to feel even safer.

Firstly, before making your reservation, it is essential that you check whether the place has a good rating. Especially if you are sharing a room with other travelers, look for accommodation with positive feedback and a good location.

Even though Argentina is a very safe country to travel alone, it is important to always keep in touch with someone at home. Let them know when you are leaving, where you are going, and when you intend to return in case of any unforeseen circumstances.

Here's a tip that applies not just to women, but to any other traveler, which is to be careful with expensive items like cameras and cell phones. Avoid wearing them too much and be aware of your surroundings when using them.

If you are in Argentina, know that you can travel alone by renting a car or even using apps like Uber. The real lesson is to avoid rides from strangers and only use services with good external reviews.

Finally, you can travel alone and be independent and still enjoy group tours and attractions! In addition to making new friends, you also guarantee greater safety while walking around cities.

So, are you convinced that traveling alone in Argentina is an enriching experience? Well, the time has come to put together a complete itinerary for you to make the most of everything this country has to offer.

Below you can see some of the most visited cities and provinces in Argentina that definitely need to be on your itinerary. See which ones fit your travel profile and start packing your bags!

If you are going to travel alone in Argentina, then you need to start in the capital Buenos Aires! After all, the city offers attractions for all tastes and budgets, and you can even save money by traveling there with a low cost airline.

Furthermore, there are countless tour options and places to visit such as museums, historic buildings, tours and, of course, a tango show. Furthermore, the Antiques Fair is a great place for those who want to shop!

Located in Argentine Patagonia, the city of Bariloche is one of the best for those traveling alone or even as a family with young children. If you want to see the snow and spend your days skiing, it's worth going in winter.

Meanwhile, the place also offers stunning landscapes and, if you like contact with nature, you can take the opportunity to go hiking. In fact, there are parks with unmissable attractions that are worth a visit.

Just like the country of tango, Argentina is also considered the country of wine! In this sense, his 70% has its production coming from the city of Mendoza. In other words, the place is perfect for those who want to visit wineries.

There are hundreds open to visitors! If you are traveling alone, or as a couple, Mendoza is a mandatory stop in Argentina for anyone who wants to taste good wines. So, you can include it in your itinerary without fear.

Now, if you want to enjoy and see a little of the interior of Argentina, it's worth traveling to Córdoba, even if you're alone. Although it has romantic landscapes, the city is charming and offers countless attractions.

Take the opportunity to visit the National University of Córdoba, as well as palaces, churches and, of course, many wonderful restaurants! In fact, this is one of the advantages of the city, being able to discover and try its rich gastronomy.

Finally, if you like history and want to enjoy beautiful landscapes while traveling alone through Argentina, you need to include Salta in your itinerary. However, the province is further away from the capital, around a thousand kilometers!

The distance, however, is worth it when you encounter mountainous landscapes and charming colonial architecture. Museums of history, art and archeology complete the destination, which is one of the most visited in the country.