Buenos Aires is the capital of Argentina and one of the most interesting metropolises in Latin America. It’s a dynamic and cosmopolitan city with a great cultural and architectural heritage. It’s known worldwide for Tango and football, but also for its cafés, bookstores and theatres.

Optional Tour: Full Day Excursion to Estancia El Ombú: El Ombú de Areco is located in San Antonio de Areco, a short 120 km (75 miles) from Buenos Aires. The estancia consists of a magnificent 1880 farmhouse and a total of 300 hectares, divided between grazing livestock and agriculture. They have more than 350 heads of Aberdeen Angus cattle and 70 horses, and fields planted with soy, corn, wheat, oats or pastures, depending on the time of year. Visitors can enjoy a wide variety of activities, such as horseback riding, sulky (carriage) rides, folk shows with live music and dancers, demonstrations of “Doma India” (Traditional Argentine horse whispering) or “Tropilla” (herd of horses), a pleasant stroll or cycling. Full day tour includes a welcome reception with empanadas and a traditional "asado criollo" with salads, drinks and dessert.

Morning after breakfast proceed half day Art & Architecture Tour. Explore Buenos Aires from a different perspective. A specialized guide will show you some of the most emblematic buildings and neighborhoods that represent the mix of architectural styles deeply linked to the historical evolution of the city.  Neoclassisicm, Art Déco, Art Nouveau and Rationalism are just some of the styles you will find in BA. The tour includes a visit to a museum or palace of your choice.

Optional: Dinner & Tango Show at La Ventana: - Shared Service Shared transfers & beverages included La Ventana is located in the heart of San Telmo neighbourhood, in a fully renovated historic tenement house. The décor pays tribute to the classic porteño culture throughout time. It offers a tango and folklore music show with over 30 artists on stage, including a live orchestra, singers, dancers and a folklore music band.

Optional Excursion: Milonga experiencie with shared lesson (3:30 hours) - Private Service English or Spanish speaking guide and private transfer included. Buenos Aires and tango are synonymous; visitors can easily find a tango tour that will include a beautiful stage show that you won’t find outside of Argentina. We want to take you one step further to where the Porteño goes – to a tango milonga. At the milonga, your experience will include an introduction to the codes, traditions, etc. of tango before you have the opportunity to learn tango dancing and enjoy the real tango together with the locals. Note: on Sundays the class will take place after the milonga. 

Optional Excursion: Palermo Dinner Tour (3:30 hours)-Shared Service Food tasting and beverages included. This tour combines a stroll through the trendy neighbourhood of Palermo and a stop at four different restaurant gems. In between we will discover the street art and architecture of the hottest area in town. The food tour begins with a vermouth at 5.30pm. Our next stop will be a wine tasting in what used to be one of the most iconic mansions. We will enjoy the walk to the next restaurant, one that specializes in dishes that characterize Argentine history. And of course, our next stop will be a local steakhouse. If you are still thirsty for more, there is a Top 50 Latin America Bar booked just in case you want to continue the evening with your new friends.

Transfer to the airport for for your journey to Iguazu Falls. Upon arrival at the airport transfer to the hotel.

Puerto Iguazú: This city is located in the north-eastern tip of Argentina, near the border with Brazil and Paraguay. It is considered a natural paradise with incredible landscapes thanks to the imposing Iguazú waterfalls, only 17 km away from the city center.  A varied offer of natural attractions combine here with interesting cultural and historical places to provide a memorable, enjoyable visit.

Full day Argentinian Falls (8 hours)- Shared Service English speaking guide - Entrance fee included. The Iguazú Falls are made up by more than 250 waterfalls on the Iguazú River, on the border between Argentina and Brazil. The Iguazú National Park protects the Argentinian side of this area where visitors marvel at the  breathtaking scenes of exuberant and untouched nature. They were declared World Heritage Site by UNESCO in 1984 and recently, one of the New Seven Wonders of Nature. A 20-minute ride on the ecological train followed by a walk along a trail will take visitors to the  famous and imposing Devil’s Throat, a horseshoe-shaped, 80-meter-high fall. It is simply stunning and astonishing!  Visitors can get to know the falls through the Upper and Lower circuits that are circular trails connected one to the other. The Upper one offers panoramic views of some waterfalls from lookout points such as Dos Hermanas, Bosetti, San Martin among others. The Lower Circuit leads to the lower part of the same waterfalls where lagoons are formed.

Half Day Brazilian Falls (5 hours)- Shared Service English speaking guide - Entrance fee included. The Brazilian side is protected by Iguaçu National Park and if offers beautiful panoramic views of the Iguazú River canyon and the waterfalls. Once at the Park´s Visitors Center, internal shuttle buses take us to the starting point of the 1500-meter long walkway over the river gully. We will be able to stop at different viewpoints along this trail for unforgettable sights of the falls and the lush subtropical jungle until we get to the highlight of this visit: the Devil´s Throat waterfall.The stairs or the elevator at this point will take us back to the internal shuttle bus stop.

Transfer to the airport for your flight to Buenos Aires. Upon arrival transfer to the hotel.

Full day at leisure. This is your last day before you head back home, giving you a last opportunity to grab some souvenirs to reflect your holiday memories.