Embark on an unforgettable 10-day journey showcasing Argentina's two most iconic destinations. Your adventure begins in Buenos Aires, famously dubbed the "City of Fury," where you'll be captivated by the city's diverse architectural styles and vibrant cultural scene.
Next, you'll fly to Puerto Iguazú to witness the breathtaking Iguazú Falls, recognized as one of the new Seven Wonders of the World. Following this, another flight will take you to the land of glaciers, El Calafate, where you'll have the opportunity to explore the renowned Perito Moreno Glacier before returning to Buenos Aires.
Indulge in a delightful dinner accompanied by a captivating Tango Show at a charming Porteño theater. Discover the enchanting allure of Buenos Aires, marvel at the majestic Perito Moreno Glacier in Argentine Patagonia, and experience the awe-inspiring grandeur of the Iguazú Falls.
This package includes accommodation at each destination and all excursions outlined in the itinerary.
Tour Description
Day 1
Arrival in Argentina
Autonomous City of Buenos Aires
Upon your arrival at the Buenos Aires airport, you will be transferred to your centrally located hotel. The remainder of the day is yours to explore at your leisure.
Day 2
Panoramic City Tour and Dinner-Tango Show
Autonomous City of Buenos Aires
After breakfast, embark on a morning excursion that captures the vibrant diversity of Buenos Aires.
Discover the city's iconic Obelisk, visit notable squares like Mayo, San Martín, Alvear, and Congress; traverse famous avenues such as Corrientes, De Mayo, and 9 de Julio; and explore historic neighborhoods like La Boca and San Telmo, as well as upscale areas like Palermo and Recoleta, and the modern district of Puerto Madero. You will also see parks like Lezama and Tres de Febrero, commercial and financial zones, and a Football Stadium, among others.
In the evening, enjoy a delightful dinner and a traditional tango show at El Querandí tango house. Experience a captivating performance that showcases pivotal moments in the history of tango, featuring five period pieces that span from its origins to the dynamic era of Piazzolla. Every night, music, singing, and dance come alive through the exceptional talents of the typical quartet, the soulful singers, and the passionate dancers.
Day 3
Estancia Santa Susana
Today's adventure takes you to Estancia "Santa Susana" in Los Cardales, one of the most traditional ranches in the Pampas region. Explore the charm of the Argentine countryside through sulky and horseback rides, taking in the scenic landscapes, crops, and unique wild aromas.
Upon arrival, you'll be greeted with typical empanadas and local wine at the grocery store. A guided tour of the museum and chapel follows, along with horseback riding.
During lunch, enjoy a Tango and folklore show featuring Malambo de Boleadoras. To conclude the day, witness an exhibition of tropillas and a ring race, showcasing the remarkable skills of the gauchos with their horses.
After the activities, we will return to Buenos Aires.
Day 4
Tiger Delta
Following breakfast at your hotel, meet at Puerto Madero around 9:30 am for a day-long excursion to the Delta del Tigre. Embark on a navigation journey to Tigre, continuing through the stunning Delta channels, where you'll observe the distinct local lifestyle and customs.
At midday, enjoy a Box Lunch by the river, followed by free time to visit museums or stroll through the Market Fruits on your own. A snack and train tickets will be provided for your return to Buenos Aires at the end of the day.
Day 5
From Buenos Aires to Iguazú + Falls on the Brazilian side
Begin the day early with a hotel pickup for your flight to Puerto Iguazú.
Upon arrival in Iguazú, a vehicle will transport you to your hotel before embarking on a half-day tour to the Brazilian side of the Iguazú Falls.
The tour includes a scenic bus ride across the river to the park, followed by a one-hour walk along a 1000-meter path from the Hotel Das Cataratas to a spectacular viewpoint of the Devil's Throat, where the largest amount of water from the Iguazú Falls cascades. Standing 80 meters tall, the Devil's Throat is the largest single waterfall and a must-see.
Lunch options include a restaurant in the park or a picnic at one of the park's picturesque spots. Alternatively, you can wait to dine upon returning to Puerto Iguazú.
Return to Puerto Iguazú in the early afternoon with the rest of the day and evening free.
Day 6
Waterfalls on the Argentine side
Puerto Iguazú
This guided excursion takes you to the Argentine side of the Iguazú Falls in three segments:
Devil's Throat: Begin with a train ride covering 4 km to the Devil's Throat, allowing access to the upper Iguazú River. Walk on pathways leading to a balcony with a view of the Devil's Throat.
Upper Circuit: A 500-meter (45-minute) ascent offers views of the Dos Hermanos, Bossetti, Adan y Eva, Bernabe Mendez, Mbiguá, and San Martin falls from above.
Lower Circuit: Accompanied by a professional guide, walk approximately 1300 meters over 1 hour and 30 minutes to view the falls from below. The excursion includes transfers to the Iguazú National Park Visitor Center, where visitors can take the train back to the Devil's Throat.
Day 7
From Iguazú to El Calafate
After breakfast at your hotel, we will pick you up for a checkout and transfer to Iguazú airport for your flight to El Calafate.
Upon arrival, a vehicle will take you to your hotel, with the rest of the day and night free to enjoy El Calafate at your leisure.
Day 8
Perito Moreno Glacier
Kick off the day with a visit to Los Glaciares National Park. Explore the main balcony and freely stroll the walkways, taking in the spectacular views from various viewpoints of the glacier.
The Park offers a dining area with a restaurant and snack bar for lunch.
Day 9
Navigation Lake Argentino
After breakfast, we will take you to Puerto Punta Bandera, 47km from El Calafate, to board a vessel for the excursion.
Once aboard, the All Glaciers navigation begins along the North Arm of Lake Argentino, crossing the Devil's Mouth towards the Upsala Canal. Experience the thrill of cruising among large icebergs calved from the Upsala Glacier.
Next, sail to the Canal Spegazzini, showcasing exceptional views of hanging glaciers like the Dry Glacier, Heim Glacier, and Peineta Glacier, culminating in the majestic spectacle of the towering Spegazzini Glacier.
Disembark at the Spegazzini Base to enjoy the modern amenities of the Spegazzini Refuge, taking in breathtaking panoramas. Optional regional menu tasting is available for all preferences.
After free time, the excursion concludes at the port, with a return to El Calafate.
Day 10
Farewell to Argentina
After breakfast and hotel checkout, you will be transferred to the airport for your flight back to Buenos Aires. From there, you will be taken to the international airport for your return flight home.
What’s included?
What’s included:
*9 nights of accommodation in a selected hotel in a standard room with breakfast included.
*Excursions and transfers detailed in the program.
*Taxes.
*1 dinner included in Buenos Aires.
What’s NOT included:
*Flights or plane tickets (Argentine Airlines).
*Entrance fees to the National Park.
*Extras, meals, drinks and/or services not detailed in the program.
*Personal expenses.
*Optional tours.
*Bus Tickets or Bus Tickets
Frequently Asked Questions
This package tour typically includes accommodation in selected hotels with breakfast, airport transfers, a city tour of Buenos Aires, guided excursions to Iguazu National Park (including the Devil's Throat circuit), and a visit to the Perito Moreno Glacier with walkways in El Calafate. Some fares include domestic flights; in others, they are optional. Entrance fees to national parks, meals not mentioned, tips, and optional excursions (boat trips, mini-trekking) are generally not included. You will have local assistance and a Spanish/English-speaking guide. Please check Best Argentina Tours for the most up-to-date details on inclusions, hotel categories, schedules, and policies, as these may vary depending on the season and availability.
Buenos Aires enjoys a temperate climate year-round; spring and autumn are ideal for city breaks. Iguazu Falls is subtropical: hot and humid; April–June and August–October offer good water flow and fewer visitors. El Calafate (Patagonia) is cold and windy: the high season runs from November to March, with long days; autumn offers colorful landscapes; in winter there may be snow and reduced services. For this multi-destination tour, pack layers of clothing, a raincoat, a hat, sunscreen, and insect repellent. Book in advance for holidays and peak seasons. Check weather forecasts closer to departure to adjust your packing and confirm excursion and boat conditions.
The tour typically lasts between 7 and 10 days. A typical itinerary includes: 2–3 nights in Buenos Aires (city tour, optional tango), 2–3 nights at Iguazu Falls (Argentine side and, if your nationality allows, optional Brazilian side), and 2–3 nights in El Calafate (Perito Moreno Glacier walkways and boat trip on Lake Argentino; optional mini-trekking). Transfers and internal flights between destinations are included. Approximate flight times are 1.5–3.5 hours each way, plus hotel-airport transfers. The itinerary is customizable according to your interests, budget, and the season. Check with Best Argentina Tours for schedules, availability, and the sequence of activities to optimize your travel experience.
For this nature and city tour, bring hiking boots with non-slip soles, a waterproof/windproof jacket, layered thermal clothing (especially for Patagonia), a hat, sunglasses, gloves in colder months, a reusable water bottle, insect repellent, and sunscreen. In Iguazu, there are walkways and sections with stairs; in El Calafate, the walkways are mostly accessible, with viewpoints and ramps. The overall difficulty is low to moderate, suitable for families and seniors in good physical condition. Some optional activities (e.g., mini-trekking on ice) have age/health restrictions. Consider bringing walking sticks, travel insurance, and some cash for entrance fees and snacks.
For this trip to Argentina, Mercosur citizens usually enter with a national ID card; other nationalities require a passport and, depending on their country of origin, a visa. Check requirements and recommended vaccinations (yellow fever may be recommended for Iguazu Falls). Purchase travel insurance with medical, cancellation, and interruption coverage. Review what expenses are not included: national park entrance fees, meals, tips, and optional excursions. Check the change and cancellation policies of Best Argentina Tours and domestic airlines. Common payment methods: credit card and bank transfer; ask about financing options. Confirm baggage allowances on domestic flights and reconfirm schedules 24–48 hours before each transfer.
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