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A great program to combine Tango and Wine, with incredible landscapes of Patagonia. We start with a 3-night stay in Buenos Aires, capital city of Argentina. It`s one of the most important cities in South America, with a unique european style. Enjoy the best of Tango and the excellent gastronomy, where the beef is the king. The city also offers a wide rich variety of a attractions like Teatro Colon, Museums, Cultural Centres and more. After visiting Buenos Aires, we go directly to Ushuaia, the southermost city in the world, to enjoy Beagle Channel and Tierra del Fuego National Park. Ushuaia is also the gate to visit the white continent of Antarctica and the mythical Cape Horn. In El Calafate, we will visit the amazing Perito Moreno Glacier and many other glaciers in the area of Parque Nacional Los Glaciares, to finalize with Mendoza in the wine country, to enjoy the High Andes and the unique Malbec, the argentinian wine.
The order of the visits can be inverted, and you ca add some interesting extensions to make this program also better. Are you ready to enjoy our 105 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.
Welcome to Ushuaia, famously known as the southernmost city in the world and a gateway to cruises visiting Cape Horn and Antarctica. Upon arrival, your guide will meet you for your transfer to the hotel. The rest of the day is free for you to explore. Depending on your arrival time, you might want to enjoy some optional activities. Check the information below for details.
After breakfast, we’ll embark on our first excursion. Tierra del Fuego National Park, just 12 km from Ushuaia, offers a pristine natural environment to explore. Upon arrival, you have the option to purchase tickets for one of the park’s main attractions: the Train of the End of the World. Details are provided below.
As we explore the park, you’ll encounter diverse tree species in its distinctive forests, including bushes, beech trees, ñires, Indio’s beard, and a variety of flowers across its 63,000 hectares. We’ll make several stops to appreciate the panoramic views and capture great photos.
Our next destinations will be Verde Lake and Lapataia Bay, where you might spot beaver dams and peatlands. On our return, we’ll stop at Lake Roca (also known as Acigami) for final photos of the national park. We’ll return to Ushuaia around 13:30, giving you some free time for lunch. I recommend trying the unique King Crab or the delicious Patagonian Lamb!
In the afternoon, you can stroll to the port, just a few steps from the center, and board a catamaran for a Beagle Channel cruise. This navigation will take you to Sea Lions Island, Birds Island, and the Les Eclaireurs Lighthouse. You’ll see a colony of sea lions and Imperial Cormorants among other birds. As we head back to the city, enjoy panoramic views of Ushuaia and the surrounding mountains. Return is around 17:30, depending on the season. Enjoy your free time and overnight stay.
Today is free for you to explore at your leisure. Choose from a variety of options: visit Fagnano and Escondido Lakes, enjoy a breathtaking trek to Laguna Esmeralda, or take an exciting 4×4 ride to the heart of the island.
After breakfast, you’ll have some free time until your transfer to the airport for your flight to your next destination. If time permits in the morning, you can take advantage of some of the optional activities listed below. Say goodbye to Ushuaia, the city at the end of the world…
Arrive in El Calafate, a key gateway to explore the stunning Perito Moreno Glacier and other magnificent glaciers in the region. After checking in to your accommodation, you have some free time to relax. For those eager to explore, various optional activities are available on your arrival day. See the options below.
After breakfast, embark on a visit to one of Patagonia’s highlights: the breathtaking Perito Moreno Glacier.
El Calafate is situated 80 km from the glacier, with the journey taking you along a 50 km paved road. The final 30 km are within Los Glaciares National Park.
During the first 40 km, you’ll traverse the Patagonian steppe, a typical feature of the region. Once inside the National Park, you’ll notice a dramatic change in vegetation, with ñires (Nothofagus antarctica), guindos (Nothofagus betuloides), and lengas (Nothofagus pumilio) becoming prominent. You may also see some isolated canelos (Drimys winteri) and vibrant flowers, such as the intense red notro (Embothrium coccineum), the iconic flower of the Andean Patagonian forest.
Upon reaching the glacier, you’ll be awestruck by its grandeur and can enjoy unforgettable views from the walking paths. There will be free time to experience the glacier’s splendor, including watching massive ice blocks tumble into the lake with a thunderous roar—an awe-inspiring natural spectacle. Facilities at the glacier include a restaurant, snack bar, restrooms, and a pay campsite.
Optional activities include the Mini Trekking, where you can walk on the glacier’s ice, or the Nautical Safari, a boat tour offering views of the glacier from the lake. Details of these options are available below.
This is a full-day excursion, with return to the hotel expected in the late afternoon.
After breakfast, the day is free for you to choose from various full-day boat navigation tours, each offering unique views of different glaciers within Los Glaciares National Park. Check out the available options below.
After breakfast, enjoy some free time until your transfer to the airport or bus station for the next leg of your journey. If your departure is in the afternoon, you may select an engaging optional activity from our list below.
Goodbye, El Calafate!
Arrive in Mendoza City, the capital of Mendoza Province and gateway to the stunning High Andes. Mendoza is also renowned for its wine, particularly the unique Malbec, and boasts numerous wineries and vineyards in the Luján de Cuyo, Maipú, and surrounding areas. Upon arrival, you’ll be transferred to your hotel and have some free time to rest. For those who enjoy staying active, a variety of optional activities are available. Check the list below for more details.
After breakfast, we’ll embark on a full day of exploration, starting with a city tour in the morning. We’ll visit the old city, where Mendoza was founded, and explore key landmarks including Alameda, the downtown area, the Civic Center, General San Martín Park, Cerro de la Gloria hill, Mundialista Stadium, and the Frank Romero Day Amphitheater, the central stage of the renowned “Fiesta de la Vendimia.”
After some free time for lunch, we’ll spend the afternoon visiting the vineyards and wineries in the region. The wine tour will take you through the Mendoza oasis and grape-growing areas, with many vineyards located in Luján de Cuyo and its surroundings. We’ll visit traditional vinicultural farms, where you’ll have the opportunity to sample their exquisite products. Be prepared to purchase some bottles of the finest Malbec! We’ll also stop by the Carrodilla Church, home to the patron saint of vineyards, who shares the church’s name. Return to the city for the night.
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After breakfast, we’ll set out on one of Mendoza’s most scenic excursions. The High Andes route offers breathtaking views of the mountains and their rich landscapes. Traveling along International Route Nº 7, we’ll admire the stunning panoramas in Potrerillos and Uspallata. Our journey will continue to the Los Penitentes ski center (open during the winter season) and to Puente del Inca, where you can marvel at its incredible geological formations and enjoy the hot thermal waters (2720 m.a.s.l.).
We’ll then visit the “Mirador del Cerro Aconcagua” on the international route to get the best view of Aconcagua, the highest peak in the Americas (6962 m.a.s.l.). Our excursion will conclude in Las Cuevas, the last Argentine town before the Chilean border. Note: The Redeeming Christ Monument is accessible only from January to March, with the appropriate approvals. Return to Mendoza for the night.
After breakfast, enjoy some free time until your transfer to the airport. If your flight is in the afternoon, you have the option to select from additional activities. Check the list below for options.
IGUAZU FALLS EXTENSION PROGRAM
Iguazu Falls is one of the most incredible places in the world, recently declared as one of the new 7-wonders of nature, and Unesco World Heritage. It`s an amazing show of nature, and a must-see if you visit Argentina or Brazil. Are you ready?
DAY 1 – Arrival to Iguazu!
DAY 2 – Visit Iguazu Falls Argentinian Side with up to 8 km of trails to enjoy nature!
DAY 3 – Visit Iguazu Falls Brazilian Side with a great bus ride and a panoramic view of the falls
DAY 4 – Transfer out. Good bye Iguazu Falls, magic of nature!
SALTA EXTENSION PROGRAM
Enjoy Salta and the best of the northwest: Humahuaca Canyon, Purmamarca and 7-color hill, Train to the Clouds, Cachi and more. Taste delicious local dishes and learn more about the incredible ancient culture
DAY 1 – Arrival to Salta
DAY 2 – Excursion to Humahuaca Canyon, including Purmamarca and 7-color hill
DAY 3 – Choose options from Train to the Clouds, Cachi, Cafayate and more
DAY 4 – Good bye Salta!
