What to pack for three weeks in Argentina

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We visited Argentina for three weeks in March and April, visiting Patagonia, Buenos Aires, Mendoza, and Iguazu Falls

This varied range of locations called for an eclectic packing list. But since we experienced all weather — from amazing sunshine and mild evenings to rain storms and snow — throughout our trip, I was glad to have all this with me!

If you’re only visiting cities you can skip the thermals and hiking shoes. If you know you won’t be going anywhere with a pool or a beach then you won’t need swimwear. But if you’re travelling the full length of the country then it’s best to be prepared with clothing for all seasons, no matter what time of year you’re visiting Argentina. 

You can also find my packing list for Patagonia and my packing list for Buenos Aires to help whittle down what you will or won’t need based on where you’re travelling to. 

Three week Argentina packing list

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On top 

  • Three t-shirts

  • Two vest tops

  • One summer top

  • One tube top 

  • Two thermal tops

  • A linen shirt

  • Two dresses

  • Two workout bras 

As layers

  • A jumper

  • A plaid shirt

  • A fleece

  • A North Face shell jacket

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On the bottom

  • Two pairs of wide leg trousers

  • A mini skirt 

  • A pair of summer shorts 

  • A pair of denim shorts

  • A pair of shorts for hiking

  • A pair of leggings for hiking 

On my feet

  • A pair of Adidas Anylander hiking trainers

  • A pair of adidas Speziales 

  • A pair of Birkenstock EVA sandals 

cycling in mendoza

Everything else 

  • Two bikinis

  • Two weeks of underwear

  • Running gear 

  • A pair of sunglasses

  • A sun cap

  • Chargers

  • Plug adapters

  • A water bottle

  • A backpack

  • A Uniqlo day bag

  • A microfibre towel

  • Daily toiletries including SPF

  • An e-book

Find out more about how we spent three weeks in Argentina here

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