Itinerary

1. Day 1 : Arrive in Buenos Aires

   • Meet the guide at the International Airport and get transported to the hotel in Buenos Aires (which is approximately one hour away).
   • Get a brief of the exciting trip ahead and get to know about the city of Buenos Aires.
   • Enjoy the rest of the day to explore this bustling city.

2. Day 2 : Bienos Aires Tour

   • In the morning, have the chance to explore some of the top spots in Buenos Aires with a 3 hours group excursion.
   • Visit Plaza de Mayo, which is home to the national government palace & the Metropolitan Cathedral. This historical, political, and foundational epicenter of the city is a great starting point for the city tour.
   • Go to one of Buenos Aires' oldest neighborhoods, San Telmo, which boasts a vibrant tango and arts scene. Its antique markets, candle street lighting, cobblestone roads, and old buildings with original facades and décor create a lovely bohemian atmosphere. Sundays buzz with activity as the main antique market comes alive around the Plaza Dorrego.
   • Head to La Boca, a neighborhood famous for its brightly-painted houses and conventillos (communal housing tenements) as well as for being home to the legendary Boca Juniors football club where Diego Maradona made his name.
   • See the city's youngest neighborhood, Puerto Madero, which is situated on the riverside along the Río de la Plata. This major gastronomic and business hub is situated in former commercial docks.
   • Walk along the canals, where these former industrial warehouses were converted into elegant bars, eateries, and offices during one of the most successful urban waterfront restoration projects in the world.
   • Continue to Palermo, the largest neighborhood in town is home to huge parks as well as some of Buenos Aires' trendiest bars, clubs, and fashion boutiques. This neighborhood—which has nearly 350 acres (142 hectares) of parks, lakes, and wooded areas—offers a peaceful retreat from the busyness further in the city.
   • Stop by the European style district, Recoleta, which is home to an array of fashionable restaurants, cafés, boutiques, malls, and luxury hotels which you'll find along tree-lined avenues. One of the main attractions, The Cemetery, is the final resting place for generations of well-known Argentinians including Evita Peron.

3. Day 3 : San Isidro and Tigre Delta

   • See the historic town of San Isidro, and the picturesque wetlands of the Tigre Delta lying just north of Buenos Aires.
   • On this tour, take the scenic route and cruise along Rio de la Plata and the Tigre Delta. Explore the town of Tigre, then return to the city by minibus, stopping at San Isidro along the way.
   • Begin the tour with pick-up from the Buenos Aires hotel and a short transfer to the port.
   • Travel in a premium class motorboat and set sail along the Rio de la Plata. Admire the views while cruising through the northern neighborhoods and continue upstream into the Tigre Delta.
   • Enjoy a coffee onboard and glide around the islands, stilted houses, and floating markets of the delta. After taking a 1.5-hour cruise, arrive in Tigre.
   • Head to the Argentinean Capital of Rowing Clubs, Tigre City, and spend some time browsing the “Port of Fruits,” Puerto de Frutos, before setting out on the return journey to Buenos Aires.
   • Along the way, stop in San Isidro for a walking tour of the historic town, and a visit to the renowned San Isidro Cathedral.
   • Return to Buenos Aires, and the tour ends with a hotel drop-off.

   Group excursion.

   Half-day tour.

4. Day 4 : San Antonio de Areco

   • Explore the countryside at an exclusive estancia in San Antonio de Areco, which is known as Buenos Aires' most traditional town.
   • Pick up from the hotel and depart for San Antonio de Areco. The drive includes breathtaking views of the pampas, and along the way, the guide will tell about the fascinating history of the Gaucho people as well as explain their current lifestyle.
   • After arriving in San Antonio de Areco, spend the day at Estancia El Ombú de Areco. At the Estancia, ride a horse or go for a ride in a sulky (horse cart), while enjoying the traditional Argentinean "empanadas" and beverages.
   • At lunchtime, enjoy a delicious Asado (barbecue) with the finest quality Argentinean meat. Dessert is accompanied by a folklore show, which is followed by a demonstration of gaucho skills.
   • Then depart to Buenos Aires and expect to arrive at the hotel at around 6 pm.

   Full-day tour.

   Group excursion.

   Lunch included.

   Please advise on any dietary requirements or restrictions at the time of booking.

5. Day 5 : Iguazu Falls

   • Transfer from the hotel to the airport, and take the next flight to Puerto Iguazu.
   • Upon arrival, meet one of the guides and transfer to the hotel.
   • Enjoy the rest of the day at leisure to relax, walk around the village and explore the area.

6. Day 6: Iguazú National Park

   • Visit the Argentinean Iguazú National Park and had to the falls, declared as one of the new seven wonders of the world. The park preserves 67.000 hectares of giant trees, vines, and ferns living with multicolored butterflies, birds, and other mammals, all of them part of the rich local flora and fauna.
   • Start the tour from the Local Museum and continue the tour with the lower trail. See the “Two sisters Falls", the "Bossetti Fall", the "Hidden Fall", a panoramic view of "San Martin island” and the "Union Fall".
   • Later, walk to the upper Trail shifting along walkways, up to the majestic "San Martin Fall” and have a panoramic view of the Brazilian falls.
   • Finally, ride the train of the Jungle up to "Devil's Throat" station. From there, after 1,000 meters of walking along the catwalks, reach the spectacular "Devil's Throat", where the Iguazu river speaks with all its strength, and the falling water gives the illusion of magical rainbows.
   • Enter the jungle from the “Sendero Yacaratía” trail, with special transportation that allows a panoramic view of the environment along with experienced guides.
   • After an 8 km truck ride, arrive at the Puerto Macuco Base, which is 100 meters away from the Infirmary and Service Station, and 100 meters of stairs ahead is the floating platform where the second part of this ride begins.
   • Ride on motorboats, and go 6 km through the Canyon of the Iguassu River to the falls. 
   • Enjoy the view from the calm side of San Martin Island and sail to the “Tres Mosqueteros” waterfall. The Brazilian and Argentinean sides and the Devil’s Throat can be clearly appreciated. 
   • After that, sail along the shore of the island and arrive at the San Martin waterfall. It’s the largest waterfall any motorboat can approach safely. The landing is at the base of the lower circuit where visitors reintegrate the trails.

   Full-day tour.

   Private excursion.

   National Park entrance tickets included.

   Lunch NOT included. There are some options to take it at leisure inside the park.

7. Day 7 : Brazil Falls & Birds Park

   • Pick up from the hotel to enjoy a half-day excursion to the Brazilian waterfalls. The Iguassu Falls are the largest water system in the world due to their location in the middle of the Brazilian and Argentinian Jungle. Declared a UNESCO World Heritage, Iguazu offers many different and all unique landscapes.
   • From the first balcony, witness a panoramic view of the Argentinean Falls, and take wonderful pictures.
   • Enjoy sweeping views of the 950-meter long curve of the falls on the Argentina side. 
   • Visit the falls on the Brazilian side. The walkway will lead us to the Floriano fall, which gives the visitor a refreshing reception and a gorgeous panoramic view of the lower Iguazu River and the Devil’s Gorge Canyon, one of the biggest of the Falls.
   • Go up to the elevator and stairs to access the shopping and restaurant area on top of the balconies.
   • After the excursion, head to the "Parque Das Aves" located just next to Falls Park. Rare and colorful tropical birds fly in large nurseries integrated into the exuberant subtropical forest. 
   • Return to Puerto Iguazu (Argentina) in the evening.

8. Day 8 : La Lorenza tour

   • Visit La Lorenza, Iguazu’s secret spot is an ideal destination for nature lovers, birdwatchers, avid photographers, and anyone looking to leave the doing world behind to simply surrender to the pleasure of contemplation.
   • Immerse in the local culture and the secrets of a national drink: Mate. Prepare this popular beverage, starting from scratch with the plant. While drinking Mate, know about its history and social codes that rule this tradition. 
   • Then, take a short walk through the jungle that leads us to the river coast, where the kayaks are waiting. The calm waters of the river are easy to paddle.
   • Reach the coast of La Lorenza, and start a 45-minute guided walk through the forest, which ends on the deck where a delicious lunch awaits.
   • In the afternoon, ride on a boat along the coast of the Paraná River to reach Salto Yasy, the hidden gem of the area. Bathing in the river is safe and very enjoyable.

9. Day 9 : Return to Buenos Aires

   • Pick up from the hotel and transfer to the airport to take the flight back to Buenos Aires.
   • Upon arrival, transfer to the hotel.
   • Enjoy the rest of the day at leisure.
   • In the evening, prepare for an authentic Tango Show & Dinner.
   • Get picked up from the hotel to enjoy a memorable night out in Buenos Aires, and experience the passion of the Argentine tango. Enjoy a show with live orchestras, professional dancers, and singers, as well as a delicious three-course dinner.
   • After the show, transfer back to the hotel.

10. Day 10 : Departure Day

    • Pick up from the hotel and transfer to the international airport for the flight.