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It`s a combination of Buenos Aires, the best of the northwest and the incredible Iguazu Falls. First part is a 3-night stay in Buenos Aires, with all the magic of tango, the exquisite local gastronomy and rich culture and architecture. Then, we will fly to Salta, called “La Linda” to taste the typical empanadas, enjoy the colonial arquitecture and make many interesting visits in the area, like Humahuaca Canyon, the incredible Train to the Clouds, the wine country in Cafayate and more. Finally, Iguazu Falls is a wonder of nature, declared recently as one of the new 7-wonders of nature, and Unesco World Heritage. It`s a must-see if you`re visiting Argentina.
Are you ready to enjoy our 156 tour?
Welcome to Buenos Aires, the vibrant capital city of Argentina and one of South America’s most significant cities! Upon arriving at Ministro Pistarini International Airport, also known as Ezeiza, you’ll be ready to dive into the European charm of its architecture, rich history, lively tango scene, fantastic cuisine, and the warmth of the local people, affectionately called “Porteños.” You’ll spend 3 nights in this captivating city, with the first day set aside for relaxation. However, if you’re eager to start exploring right away, check out our optional tours listed below. We offer a range of activities suited to all types of travelers.
After breakfast, embark on a 4-hour city tour to experience the best of Buenos Aires. Known for its European influence, the city’s architecture reflects its rich past when Argentina was one of the world’s leading nations.
The tour includes stops at several iconic areas:
The tour will also take you through the neighborhoods of Recoleta, Palermo, and Puerto Madero—a revitalized dockside area known for its excellent gastronomy. Here, you can end your tour with a delightful lunch and savor local cuisine.
After the tour, enjoy the city at your leisure. Consider visiting the Colon Theatre with a Walking Tour or taking an excursion to the Tigre Delta. In the evening, optional activities include an exciting Tango Show or a Buenos Aires by Night tour before returning to your hotel to rest for the next day’s adventures. Check out our options below.
Following breakfast, we’ll head to the Pampas for a visit to a traditional estancia (farm). This classic excursion, often referred to as “Fiesta Gaucha,” offers a taste of local traditions. Enjoy a memorable “Asado Criollo” (barbecue), horse riding, and a traditional folklore show. After an included lunch, watch a gaucho demonstration with horse activities known as Carreras de Sortijas.
We’ll return to the hotel around 5 PM, giving you some free time to relax or explore optional activities listed below.
In the evening, you have more free time to choose from our available activities. Check out the options below.
After breakfast, enjoy some free time until your transfer to the local airport for your flight or to the pier for your next destination. For more details on optional excursions, see the list below.
Arrive in Salta, a key gateway to exploring the attractions of Argentina’s northwest. As one of the country’s major cities and the 7th most populous with around 600,000 residents, Salta is nestled in the Lerma Valley and serves as a hub for regional sightseeing. Known as “Salta la Linda” (“Salta the Beautiful”), the city is celebrated for its colonial architecture, friendly atmosphere, excellent weather, and stunning natural scenery.
Upon arrival, transfer to your hotel and enjoy some free time to explore the city at your own pace. Feel free to add some of our optional activities listed below.
Arrive in Purmamarca and marvel at the breathtaking Cerro de Los Siete Colores (Seven-Color Hill), a prominent natural formation overlooking the town—a perfect spot for memorable photographs. Wander through the charming village, visit the small church, and explore the local handicraft market.
Next, travel to Tilcara to visit the archaeological museum and the town square. Make a stop at a scenic viewpoint to view pre-Incan ruins, then continue through Huacalera to see the colorful La Pollera de la Coya formation and 17th-century paintings in Uquía.
Enjoy a lunch stop in Humahuaca (lunch not included) and explore the Monument of Independence, the local cathedral, and paintings from the Cuzco School.
On the return journey to Salta, take in incredible landscapes such as La Paleta del Pintor (the Painter’s Palette) and stop in San Salvador de Jujuy to visit the town’s cathedral, the French Baroque–style Flag’s Hall, and the Government House. Arrive in Salta late in the evening.
After breakfast, you have free time to choose from a variety of activities, ranging from adventurous experiences to traditional options like the Train to the Clouds (check the calendar for availability), Cachi, Cafayate Wine Country, and more. Explore our optional activities below.
After breakfast, enjoy some free time until your transfer to the airport or bus station if you are continuing to Chile. If time permits, consider adding an optional activity before your transfer. Check the available options below.
Arrive at Iguazu (Puerto Iguazu or Foz do Iguaçu, depending on your flight). Welcome to one of South America’s most incredible natural wonders! Iguazu Falls, recently named one of the New Seven Wonders of Nature and a UNESCO World Heritage site, is a must-see when visiting Argentina or Brazil.
Upon arrival, you’ll be transferred to your hotel for check-in and some well-deserved rest. Enjoy your free time—relax by the pool or explore the city at your leisure.
After breakfast, get ready for an unforgettable excursion! Iguazu Falls is a truly unique destination, brimming with natural beauty. A guide will transfer you to Parque Nacional Iguazu on the Argentine side of the falls. The park features up to 8 kilometers of trails to explore, including three main circuits: the Upper Circuit, the Lower Circuit, and the trail to the magnificent Devil’s Throat, complete with the Ecological Train of the Jungle. The Devil’s Throat, with its 80-meter high waterfalls cascading into a narrow gorge, boasts the largest flow of any waterfall in the world—an awe-inspiring sight!
You can also choose from a variety of optional activities. See the options below for more details. After your park visit, you’ll return to the hotel.
After breakfast, we’ll head to the Brazilian side of the falls. Parque Nacional do Iguaçu offers a different perspective with a scenic bus ride through the jungle and a stunning panoramic view of the falls from a 1,500-meter trail and an elevator. The views are spectacular, so be sure to have your camera ready for countless unforgettable photos!
This half-day tour can be combined with optional activities such as a visit to Parque Das Aves (Bird Park) or the Itaipu Dam. You can also add some adventure activities to your visit. Check out the options below.
After breakfast, enjoy some free time before your transfer to the local airport for your flight to the next destination.
EL CALAFATE EXTENSION!
Enjoy El Calafate, gate to the incredible Perito Moreno and many glaciers in Los Glaciares National Park. This area is one of the highlights in Patagonia and Argentina.
DAY 1 – Welcome to El Calafate. Free time
DAY 2 – Visit to the incredible Perito Moreno Glacier. You can add a minitrekking to walk over the ice of the glacier
DAY 3 – Choose from some good options to navigate the Argentino Lake in Los Glaciares National Park and enjoy different glaciers!
DAY 4 – Good bye El Calafate!
RIO DE JANEIRO EXTENSION!
Rio de Janeiro is one of the most amazing cities in South America, where you can enjoy incredible views of Guanabara Bay, Copacabana and Ipanema beaches, the Sugar Loaf, the Corcovado, and Christ the Redeemer, and more!
DAY 1 – Arrival in Rio de Janeiro!
DAY 2 – City Tour Rio visiting Sugar Loaf and famous beaches
DAY 3 – Visit Corcovado with Christ the Redeemer and Tijuca Forest
DAY 4 – Goodbye Rio!
