Buenos Aires with Full day tour to Colonia de Sacramento in Uruguay

Welcome to Buenos Aires, the splendid capital of Argentina and a prominent hub in South America. Upon your arrival at the International Airport, known as Ministro Pistarini or Ezeiza, you\\\’re about to experience a blend of European architecture, rich history, the captivating art of tango, delectable gastronomy, and the warm embrace of the local people known as \\\”Porteños.\\\” During your three-night stay in this remarkable city, the first day allows you to relax. If you\\\’re keen to start with exciting activities right away, take a look at our range of optional tours before you continue reading. We have many options to suit all types of travelers. Check the details in the list below:

Following breakfast, we embark on a captivating 4-hour city tour that unveils the finest of Buenos Aires. As we mentioned earlier, Buenos Aires stands as South America\\\’s most profoundly European city, owing to the architectural influence of the early 20th century—a period when Argentina held the esteemed rank of the sixth country globally.

Our comprehensive tour encompasses various quarters of the city. We immerse ourselves in La Boca, an iconic locale encompassing Caminito and the famed Boca Juniors Stadium, affectionately known as \”La Bombonera\”. Naturally, we\\\’ll venture into San Telmo, a traditional Buenos Aires treasure. Keep in mind that on Sundays, the renowned San Telmo fair comes alive, offering a treasure trove of intriguing antiques.

Our journey further includes a visit to the historic Plaza de Mayo, home to the Government House, or \”Casa Rosada\” along with the Cabildo, the Cathedral, and a tapestry of historical narratives within this iconic square. We\\\’ll also lay eyes upon the Obelisk and the grandeur of 9 de Julio Avenue. The illustrious Colon Theatre beckons, recognized as one of the globe\\\’s foremost opera houses. Should you wish for an in-depth guided tour, it\\\’s advisable to secure tickets in advance. Do feel free to inquire about this optional activity for additional details.

This voyage of exploration introduces us to other facets of the city, encompassing the neighborhoods of Recoleta, Palermo, and Puerto Madero—a revitalized dockside district boasting a cornucopia of culinary delights. Here, you can conclude your journey with a splendid lunch, savoring the flavors of local gastronomy.

Following this excursion, you\’re free to embrace the city at your own pace. A wealth of activities awaits, including a visit to the Colon Theatre with a Walking Tour, or an exploration of the Tigre Delta.

in the evening, we will transfer to you a local tango house in Buenos Aires to enjoy a wonderful Dinner Tango Show. Return around midnight.

After breakfast, we will start a full-day visit to Colonia del Sacramento from Buenos Aires. The activity offers a charming and historic escape.

Colonia del Sacramento, a UNESCO World Heritage site, is a picturesque town in Uruguay renowned for its well-preserved colonial architecture and cobblestone streets. It is located just across the Río de la Plata from Buenos Aires, making it an accessible and popular day trip destination.

Morning Departure from Buenos Aires:

The journey begins with a ferry ride from Buenos Aires to Colonia. Ferries such as Buquebus, Colonia Express, or Seacat provide a comfortable and scenic trip across the river, usually lasting about an hour.

Arrival in Colonia del Sacramento:

Once you arrive, you’ll be greeted by the charming atmosphere of Colonia. The town’s historic quarter is easily walkable, making it perfect for a day of leisurely exploration.

Start with a guided tour to understand the rich history of Colonia. Key attractions include:

• • Calle de los Suspiros (Street of Sighs): A beautifully preserved street that captures the essence of the colonial era.
  • Plaza Mayor: The main square surrounded by historic buildings, museums, and quaint shops.
  • Basilica del Santísimo Sacramento: One of the oldest churches in Uruguay, known for its simple yet beautiful architecture.

Free time for lunch Enjoy a delicious lunch at one of the local restaurants, where you can savor Uruguayan specialties such as Chivito (a traditional sandwich) or fresh seafood.

Return Ferry: As your day in Colonia wraps up, head back to the port for your return ferry ride to Buenos Aires.

Tips for the Trip:

• Passport and Visa: Ensure you have your passport and any necessary visas, as you will be crossing an international border.
• Currency: While many places in Colonia accept Argentine pesos and credit cards, it’s handy to have some Uruguayan pesos.
• Comfortable Footwear: Wear comfortable shoes as the cobblestone streets can be uneven.
• Weather: Check the weather forecast and dress accordingly, as coastal weather can be unpredictable.

Arrival and transfer back to your hotel. Overnight. Feel free to add any of the optional activities for your night.

Following a satisfying breakfast, you will have leisure time until your transfer to airport. If you leave late, you can add any of the optional activitites. Check the list below