Buenos Aires and Iguazu Falls

Arrive to Buenos Aires and transfer to your hotel in the city centre. We have a wide variety of great hotels to choose. The rest of the day is free, but we have a list of optional activities you can add

After breakfst, we will start the half day city tour of Buenos Aires. It´s a fantastic way to get an overview of the city’s key attractions and immerse yourself in its vibrant culture. Here’s what a typical half-day city tour might include:

Plaza de Mayo: Start your tour at Plaza de Mayo, the historic and political heart of Buenos Aires. Here, you\\\’ll see the Casa Rosada, the Presidential Palace famous for its distinctive pink facade. Nearby, visit the Metropolitan Cathedral, a stunning example of neoclassical architecture, and the Cabildo, the colonial-era town hall.

San Telmo: Next, head to San Telmo, one of the oldest neighborhoods in the city. Known for its cobblestone streets and colonial buildings, San Telmo is a hub for antique shops and street art. If your tour is on a Sunday, you might catch the lively San Telmo Market, though it\\\’s worth visiting any day for its bohemian atmosphere.

La Boca: Continue to the colorful neighborhood of La Boca. Famous for its brightly painted houses and vibrant street art, La Boca is also home to the Caminito street museum and the Boca Juniors stadium. This area is rich in tango history and is a photographer’s delight.

Puerto Madero: From La Boca, head to Puerto Madero, the city’s revitalized port area. Modern and upscale, Puerto Madero offers a stark contrast to the historic neighborhoods. Stroll along the waterfront and see the Puente de la Mujer, an iconic pedestrian bridge designed by Santiago Calatrava.

Recoleta: End your tour in Recoleta, a neighborhood renowned for its elegance and European architecture. Visit the Recoleta Cemetery, a labyrinthine necropolis where many of Argentina\\\’s most famous figures, including Eva Perón, are buried. The cemetery\\\’s elaborate mausoleums and sculptures make it a fascinating place to explore.

Highlights:

• Plaza de Mayo: Historical and political center.
• San Telmo: Colonial architecture and bohemian vibe.
• La Boca: Colorful houses and tango culture.
• Puerto Madero: Modern waterfront district.
• Recoleta: Elegant neighborhood with a famous cemetery.

Practical Tips:

• Comfortable Footwear: Wear comfortable shoes, as you’ll be walking a lot.
• Weather: Check the weather and dress appropriately, as Buenos Aires can be quite hot in summer and chilly in winter.
• Camera: Bring a camera to capture the picturesque sights.
• Language: While many tour guides speak English, learning a few basic Spanish phrases can enhance your experience.

Return around noon.

You can add some great optional activities. Check below

After breakfast, we will be ready for the visit to the Pampas. The best outing to meet the majestic Argentinean pampas, the gaucho, and the most important traditions of the Argentinian country area. Enjoy a nice day in the country at a traditional Argentinian ranch, taste the typical “Asado” and go for a ride on horseback around it.

We pick you up at your hotel. Transportation by omnibus along Panamericana route towards the north and to the ranch. Welcome with “empanadas”, juices and wines.
Visit the Manor House, a small museum that displays gauchos’ tools, furniture crockery, and different utensils. Here you will have free time to ride horses, go on outings by “zulki” (2-wheel carriage) and carriages.

It includes lunch and free drinks!

Lunch: chorizo, morcilla, asado, beefs, vacío or chicken, salads.
Drinks: mineral water, sodas, beer, red or white wine.
Dessert: coffee and “pastelitos”
Tango, folklore, and dance shows.
Herd exhibition, Gaucho Ring Race, ‘Cuadreras’ Race (race with horses).

Return to the hotel in the afternoon

After breakfst, transfer to airport to take flight to Iguazu. Arrival and transfer to hotel for check in. Then, after leaving your lugagge, we will continue to visit the Iguazu Falls Brazilian Side.

The excursion to the Iguazu Falls on the Brazilian side from Puerto Iguazu offers an impressive panoramic view of this natural wonder. After crossing the border, the Brazilian national park allows visitors to walk along well-maintained trails that provide different perspectives of the falls, including the majestic Devil\’s Throat. Visitors can enjoy additional activities such as boat rides that get close to the waterfalls or even helicopter tours for an aerial view. With dining options available within the park and the opportunity to observe diverse flora and fauna, this excursion guarantees an unforgettable experience.

You can add some optional activitites. Check the list below

After breakfast, we will start a wonderful trip to visit Iguazu Falls Argentina Side.
The excursion to the Iguazu Falls on the Argentine side offers an immersive and up-close experience with this breathtaking natural wonder. Visitors can explore a network of trails and walkways that take them right into the heart of the falls, providing stunning views from both the upper and lower circuits. Highlights include the thrilling Devil’s Throat viewpoint, where you can stand just meters away from the powerful cascade, and boat tours that venture near the base of the falls. The Argentine side also boasts lush rainforest teeming with wildlife, making it a paradise for nature lovers and photographers alike.

You can add some optional tours. Check below

After breakfast, free time until transfer to airport to take flight to Buenos Aires. Arrival and transfer to Ezeiza Int Airport

If you leave late, you can add some extra activities. Check below.