Argentina: Buenos Aires & Iguazú Falls

Six days that split neatly in two: the pace and culture of Buenos Aires, then the sheer scale of Iguazú Falls. It suits travellers who like company but not a fixed group — you run on set departure dates and the people around you may change as you move between destinations.

In Buenos Aires you get time in the historic neighbourhoods, a taste of tango culture and the city's food, before heading north to the falls. At Iguazú you see the waterfalls from both the Argentine and Brazilian sides, which gives you a real sense of their size.

Transfers, accommodation and local guides are arranged throughout, so the logistics are handled and you can focus on the two very different sides of Argentina on show.

What you'll do

• Explore Buenos Aires' historic neighbourhoods
• Take in the city's tango culture
• Sample Argentina's cuisine in the capital
• Walk the trails at Iguazú Falls on the Argentine side
• Cross over to view the falls from the Brazilian side

Day by day

• Activities: ✘ No International/domestic flights or internal buses are included. We can quote it for you and add it tou your tour! ✘ Insurance (travel insurance is not included). ✘ All personal expenses including hotel room service and meals (lunches, dinners and beverages). ✘ Early check-in, late check-out, and hotel extras. ✘ Entrance fee to nationals parks are not included you may pay it on arrival the day of the tour. ✘ Services not mentioned above ✘ Optional activities: Additional activities are offered during the tour that passengers can book according to their preference. ✘ Visits not mentioned in the program. ✘ Tips for the guides and hotel staff. ­­­­­ ­­­­­
• Flights: Domestic and international flights are not included. We highly suggest connect destinations by air and not by bus because of the long distance. We can quote it for you and add it to your booking.
• Optional: Optional experiences can be added that is not included in the package price and must be paid separately . Grand Adventure Optional that can be added during the excursion. Wet and Wild Experience: Be ready to get drenched as the boat approaches the falls, offering a thrilling and wet experience that is one of the most exciting ways to appreciate the full force and beauty of the Iguazu Falls. Tango show Enjoy an authentic tango experience in one of the most iconic venues in Buenos Aires. Includes round-trip transfers, a gourmet dinner, and a seat in the main section (platea). Includes dinner and transfers. Delta Tigre Travel from Buenos Aires to San Isidro, with a stop in the historic town, then board a premium boat to explore the Delta’s waterways. See private marinas, mansions on the cliffs, and major city landmarks from the water. Includes boat tickets and transfers. ­ City of La Plata Tour (Cathedral, City Highlights, Natural Science Museum) Discover the capital of Buenos Aires Province, known for its urban design and culture. Includes visits to the neo-Gothic Cathedral, the Astronomical Observatory, and the famous Natural Science Museum—one of the most important in South America. Includes museum admission. ­ Fiesta Gaucha This 1,200-hectare estancia is mainly dedicated to agricultural production, while also welcoming both national and international visitors. Step back in time with a ride on vintage sulkys (traditional carriages), enjoy a captivating show of folk dances, and witness the impressive skills of local gauchos in a thrilling display of traditional horsemanship. A perfect blend of rural life, culture, and unforgettable landscapes. ­ San Ignacio Jesuit Ruins & Wanda Mines Tour This full-day excursion departs early in the morning toward the southern region of Misiones province. We begin by visiting the Wanda Mines, one of the earliest mining sites discovered and exploited in the area. Accompanied by expert local guides, we explore open-pit and underground galleries where semi-precious stones such as agates, amethysts, topazes, and quartz crystals are extracted. The tour includes fascinating explanations about the geological formation of the region and the mining process. Following Route 12, you’ll enjoy scenic views of tea and yerba mate plantations, rural towns, and lush subtropical vegetation along the way. The journey continues to the San Ignacio Mini Jesuit Ruins, one of the most impressive examples of the Jesuit-Guaraní missions built in the 17th century. Declared a UNESCO World Heritage Site, the ruins allow you to step back in time through remarkably preserved structures such as the temple, workshops, family dwellings, and central plaza. The site's layout offers a clear view of the original urban planning developed by the Jesuits and the Guaraní people. After the guided visit, guests have free time to enjoy lunch at a local restaurant or browse the artisan markets. The tour ends with a drop-off at your hotel. Saltos del Moconá Moconá" means “that which swallows everything” in Guaraní. This geological wonder was formed by a massive crack along the basalt bed of the Uruguay River, creating a 3 km-long series of waterfalls up to 20 meters high. From Puerto Iguazú, the trip covers about 335 km to El Soberbio, from where the final stretch to the falls begins. Although it is offered as a day tour, we highly recommend staying overnight in the area to truly appreciate its beauty. ­ Excursión: Hito de las Tres Fronteras + Sitios Históricos + Biocentro This half-day cultural excursion includes a guided visit to some of the most iconic and meaningful places in Puerto Iguazú. Start at the Hito de las Tres Fronteras, the tri-border point where Argentina, Brazil, and Paraguay meet. From there, continue exploring the local historic sites, offering insight into the region’s colonial and indigenous heritage. Finish with a visit to the Biocenter, a space dedicated to local flora and fauna, perfect for nature lovers. ­­
• Insurance: Travel/Personal Accident Insurance (Guests are advised to purchase insurance on their own prior to arrival) But we can quote and add it to your tour.