Incredible Argentina

Day 1: Buenos Aires

Buenos Aires
Arrival at Ezeiza International Airport. Our staff will be waiting for you for a private reception and transfer to the hotel.

Day 2: Puerto Iguazú

Buenos Aires - Iguazú
Breakfast. Personalized transfer to the airport to board the Aerolíneas Argentinas flight to Iguazú (flight not included). Our staff will pick you up from the hotel 3 hours before your flight to take you to the domestic airport and assist with your check-in. Regular reception and transfer to the hotel.

Day 3: Puerto Iguazú

Iguazú
Breakfast. Personalized excursion to the Argentine side of Iguazú Falls. Embark on a fascinating excursion to the impressive Iguazú Falls, where you will immerse yourself in a unique experience of connection with the lush nature. Our expert guides will accompany you through the majesty of the falls, exploring both the upper and lower walkways. Afterward, you’ll have free time for lunch or to take a boat ride on the Iguazú River.
To further enrich your experience within the National Park, we recommend booking “The Great Adventure: Baptism of the Falls,” an exciting combination of a Zodiac boat ride along 6 km of the lower Iguazú River, crossing rapids and entering the Devil’s Throat Canyon.
In the afternoon, immerse yourself in the charming atmosphere of "Yabuticaba Mercadito de la Selva," where you’ll be welcomed with a drink and a unique cultural experience about Yerba Mate. Then, you’ll taste and experience authentic local cuisine. At the end, we’ll return to your hotel.

Day 4: Puerto Iguazú

Iguazú
Breakfast. Excursion to the Brazilian side of Iguazú Falls. Departure from the hotel to the Foz do Iguazú National Park in a small group of 6 people. The visiting area consists of a single 950-meter walkway, located along the cliffs of the Iguazú River, offering a truly impressive panoramic view of all the falls. The tour reaches its peak at the Devil’s Throat viewpoint, where the roar of the falling water shakes the visitor.

Day 5: Ushuaia

Iguazú – Buenos Aires – Ushuaia
Breakfast. Semi-private transfer to the airport to board the Aerolíneas Argentinas flight. Reception and Semi-private transfer to the hotel.

Day 6: Ushuaia

Ushuaia
Breakfast. In the morning, excursion to Tierra del Fuego National Park.
Option B: Tierra Turismo Available year-round.
The first stop is the End of the World Train Station, the southernmost operating railway on the planet. This charming little train connects the station to the National Park, making a stop at the La Macarena Waterfall, a natural viewpoint with spectacular views. (The train ride is optional; those not taking it will wait to continue the excursion).
Next, we visit various panoramic spots within the park, some inaccessible by other means of transportation. We’ll visit Lake Acigami, with crystal-clear waters surrounded by mountains, and the famous Lapataia Bay, where beaver dams, peat bogs, and diverse birdlife can be observed.
Unlike other national parks in the country, here you’ll find a blend of coastal, forest, lake, river, and mountain landscapes all in one place. Its expanse gathers the biological richness of Tierra del Fuego Island, offering a perfect synthesis of its natural environment.
We’ll conclude the excursion by returning to Ushuaia, leaving enough time to combine the day with a Beagle Channel navigation in the afternoon.

Note: From October 1 to May 30, you can choose Option A as a seasonal alternative, and Option C from October to March.

In the afternoon, embark on a Beagle Channel navigation to the Island of the Seals and Les Eclaireurs Lighthouse (known as the Lighthouse at the End of the World). This excursion starts at the local tourist dock, from where we depart to sail across Ushuaia Bay, reaching the Beagle Channel. We’ll navigate around Bird Island, where you can see Fuegian wildlife such as Skua, Black-browed Albatross, Steam Ducks, Cauquenes, Cook's Petrels, and Gray Gulls, and Seal Island, home to both one- and two-haired sea lions. Upon reaching Les Eclaireurs Lighthouse, we’ll spot colonies of Imperial Cormorants and Rock Cormorants. Along the way, the guide will not only explain the characteristics of the species and the geography but will also describe the historical importance of this maritime passage in the city’s rise. On the return journey, enjoy the breathtaking view of the mountain range surrounding Ushuaia and the stunning nature that envelops it. It’s a journey of great historical and scenic value. Return to the hotel. (Transfer not included).

Day 7: Ushuaia

Ushuaia
Breakfast. Full-day Off-road Lakes 4x4 excursion. After breakfast, we’ll embark on a full-day safari adventure in off-road vehicles, with lunch included. The journey will allow us to connect differently with the more remote landscapes of Tierra del Fuego Island. Following dirt paths and crossing streams, we’ll reach the impressive coast of Lake Fagnano, where we’ll take a moment to contemplate this extraordinary place and its unique energy. From there, the vehicles will continue through challenging off-road terrain, offering unmatched scenic views. Next, we’ll start a trek through the forest to Lake Escondido, where a mountain refuge awaits. Along the way, we’ll observe a beaver community, their constructions, and dams, creating a habitat for their family. In this marvelous setting, we’ll enjoy a traditional Argentine barbecue, paired with Malbec wine, giving us the opportunity to relax, chat, and recharge. Return to the hotel.

Day 8: El Calafate

Ushuaia – El Calafate
Breakfast. Semi-private transfer to the airport to board the Aerolíneas Argentinas flight (flight not included). Reception and Semi-private transfer to the hotel.

Day 9: El Calafate

El Calafate
Breakfast. Full-day regular excursion to the Perito Moreno Glacier walkways, including "Safari Náutico" boat ride. Departure from the hotel for an 80 km drive to the entrance of Los Glaciares National Park, a UNESCO World Heritage site that preserves a large area of the continental ice field, from which the Moreno, Onelli, Agassi, and Upsala glaciers descend. The most amazing is Perito Moreno, which stretches across the waters of Lake Argentino, with a 5 km wide and 70-meter-high wall. The Panoramic Point marks the start of a descending walk on the walkways in front of the glacier. From there, you’ll enjoy the vast landscape and hear the sounds of constant ice calving. The excursion continues with the “SAFARI NAUTICO,” a boat ride along the Rico arm of Lake Argentino, lasting about 1 hour, offering the chance to experience the glacier up close. Once in front of the wall, the boat stops for a few minutes to allow you to marvel at its vastness and beauty. Return to the hotel.

Day 10: El Calafate

El Calafate
Breakfast. Full-day navigation on Lake Argentino "Gourmet Glacier Experience" cruise, on the María Turquesa vessel. The Patagonian Ice Field is, after Antarctica, the largest ice field on the planet. This excursion sails through this Patagonian landscape with the highest comfort, including gourmet cuisine designed specifically for a memorable experience. After boarding at the Private Port La Soledad (60 km from El Calafate), the navigation departs toward the glaciers of the National Park. We’ll disembark at Puesto de Las Vacas for an interesting walk where we’ll learn about the glacier’s discovery and its features. The journey continues through the Upsala and Perito Moreno Glacier channels. A box lunch is served onboard, including lamb sandwiches with sides, dessert, and a non-alcoholic drink.

Day 11: Buenos Aires

El Calafate – Buenos Aires
Breakfast. Semi-private transfer to the airport to board the Aerolíneas Argentinas flight (flight not included). Reception and Semi-private transfer to the hotel.

Day 12: Buenos Aires

Buenos Aires
Breakfast.
In the morning, personalized city tour of Buenos Aires (5 hours), where you can learn about our history and enjoy the architectural legacy left by our ancestors, such as: Plaza de Mayo, the typical La Boca neighborhood, once the city’s natural port, where a thriving Italian community, predominantly of Genoese origin, began settling in the late 19th century, "Caminito," a street declared a museum, with its colorful houses; then reaching San Telmo, the oldest area of the city, and almost without realizing, crossing to Puerto Madero, the youngest neighborhood, full of international cuisine restaurants. Continuing the tour, we arrive at Recoleta, the most prestigious neighborhood for decades, characterized by its old buildings that summarize European architecture from the last century, and its vibrant life, created by both locals and tourists strolling through its glamorous streets. The tour ends in Palermo, highly valued for its green spaces, which form the lungs of Buenos Aires. At the end, you can choose to stay at the last point of the tour or return to the hotel.

In the evening, as the perfect finale to the trip, a Tango Show Dinner is included, the best way to experience Tango in all its glory. Under the direction of a renowned orchestra, a group of professional dancers and singers perform in the tango capital. The dinner includes appetizers, a starter, main course, dessert, and drinks. Return to the hotel.

Day 13:

Buenos Aires
Breakfast. Our staff will pick you up from the hotel 4 hours before your flight to take you to Ezeiza Airport for your international flight.