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Snapshots Of Argentina Deluxe

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Embark on an unforgettable journey through the marvels of Argentina, a vast nation renowned for its stunning landscapes and rich European heritage.

Begin your adventure in Buenos Aires, often referred to as the Paris of South America, where you can take in the vibrant sights and experience an enchanting tango performance.

Next, head to the subtropical north to witness the majestic Iguazú Falls, recognized as one of the New Seven Natural Wonders of the World.

In Mendoza, the premier wine-producing region and epicenter of the Malbec grape, enjoy exclusive tours of esteemed wineries.

Conclude your journey surrounded by the breathtaking natural splendor of Argentina's lake district.

Recommended accommodations:

Buenos Aires: Casa Sur Recoleta.
Iguazú: Melia Iguazú Resort & Spa.
Mendoza: Cavas Wine Lodge.
Bariloche: Casco Art Hotel & Resort.

Package includes:

Local assistance at each destination.
City Tour in Buenos Aires.
Tango Show with dinner.
Tour to Iguazú Falls (Argentina side).
Wine route in Mendoza.
Bariloche Tour with lunch.
All specified transfers, private service, including airport transfers.
3 nights in Buenos Aires, 2 in Iguazú, 2 in Mendoza, and 2 in Bariloche.
Breakfast and meals as listed in the daily itinerary.
Bilingual guides (English/Spanish).

Exclusions:

Flights (International or domestic) or buses.
Entrance fees to National Parks.
Travel insurance.
Meals not detailed in the itinerary.

Tour Description

Day 1.

Arrival in Buenos Aires.

Upon your arrival in Buenos Aires, you will be greeted by your local representative who will escort you to your hotel. Spend your afternoon at leisure, exploring the city streets, visiting a museum, or unwinding with a cup of coffee. Alternatively, you can simply relax and enjoy the luxury amenities of your hotel.

Day 2.

To Iguazú.

Take a flight heading north to Iguazú, where you will be welcomed and transferred to your hotel with a stunning view of the Iguazú Falls. Recognized as a UNESCO World Heritage Site and one of the New Seven Wonders of the World, Iguazú Falls stretches over 8,000 feet and comprises more than 260 waterfalls, some cascading from heights of 210 feet into the Iguazu River.

(Optional: Excursion to the Falls on the Brazilian side - Check VISA!) Departing from Puerto Iguazu, you can cross the border into Brazil to visit Garganta del Diablo, the largest waterfall in the area, offering superior views from the Brazilian side.

Day 3.

Iguazú.

Following breakfast, embark on a full-day private tour of the Argentinean side of Iguazú Falls, where intimate views of this remarkable section of the Iguazu River await. An expert guide will reveal the hidden wonders of this unique national park and showcase the best vantage points.

Day 4.

To Mendoza.

Spend your morning leisurely exploring the hotel gardens, viewing the waterfalls, or simply lounging by the pool amidst lush tropical surroundings.

Later, board a flight heading west to the heart of Argentina's wine country in Mendoza. Upon arrival, you will be greeted and transferred to your hotel. The rest of the day is yours to enjoy. Perhaps indulge in a delightful glass of Malbec.

Day 5.

Mendoza.

After breakfast, set out on a full-day tour of some of the most renowned wineries in the region. Participate in a special guided tasting, learn about Argentina's unique terroir, sample some of the world's finest Malbecs, and enjoy lunch at a picturesque winery before returning to Mendoza for an evening at your leisure.

Day 6.

To Bariloche.

At the appropriate time, you'll be picked up from your hotel and taken to the domestic airport for your flight to Bariloche. If the skies are clear, you'll be greeted by the striking contrast of Lake Nahuel Huapi's blue waters, the Andes' snow-capped peaks, and the jungle's lush greenery upon landing. Spend the afternoon at your leisure.

Day 7.

Bariloche.

Immerse yourself in the splendor of Nahuel Huapi National Park, which offers a diverse range of landscapes ideal for various outdoor activities in nature. Visit the most picturesque spots around San Carlos de Bariloche along the classic circuit in an engaging and fun manner. At major viewpoints like Campanario Hill and Hotel Llao-Llao, your guide will explain how this quaint mountain town has evolved into one of Patagonia's most popular tourist destinations. Admire the beauty of Lakes Moreno and Nahuel Huapi, as well as the López and Capilla mountains. Take a walking tour through a stunning native forest in Llao-Llao Natural Park. Return to your hotel to enjoy the evening at your leisure.

Day 8.

To Buenos Aires.

Savor a leisurely morning before flying back to Buenos Aires.

Day 9.

Buenos Aires.

Explore the allure of the "Paris of South America", including the Plaza de Mayo cathedral and Casa Rosada. Wander through the historic neighborhood of San Telmo, with its narrow cobblestone streets; visit La Boca, known for its colorful houses and soccer stadium; explore the sophisticated Barrio Norte; and discover Palermo, with its beautiful parks, gardens, and stately mansions. Tonight, immerse yourself in the heart and soul of Argentina - The Tango. Return to the bohemian and historic neighborhood of San Telmo for a festive dinner and an authentic tango show at one of the city's premier tanguerias.

Day 10.

Departure from Buenos Aires.

Bid farewell to Argentina and return home.

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What’s included?

What’s included:

*Nights of accommodation in selected hotel in a standard room with breakfast included *Excursions and transfers detailed in the program. *Taxes.

What’s NOT included:

*Flights or plane tickets. *Entries to the National Park. *Extras, meals, drinks, and services not detailed in the program. *Personal expenses.

Frequently Asked Questions

Luxury tours to Argentina typically include a customized itinerary, private door-to-door transfers, private guided tours with a bilingual (Spanish/English) guide, entrance fees to attractions and national parks where applicable, and exclusive experiences (VIP tango class and show in Buenos Aires, wine tasting at Mendoza wineries, sailing in Patagonia). Luxury or boutique accommodations with gourmet breakfast, 24/7 concierge service, and comprehensive trip coordination are included. Some themed lunches or tastings are often included. International flights, some dinners, premium beverages, gratuities, and personal expenses are not typically included. Domestic flights and upgrades can be added to enhance your luxury travel experience.

The tour is typically booked for 10 to 14 days, with the option to extend or shorten it according to your interests. A classic itinerary combines Buenos Aires (city tour, tango, and gastronomy), Patagonia (El Calafate/Perito Moreno or Bariloche, sailing and gentle hiking), Iguazu Falls (Argentine and Brazilian footbridges; optional helicopter tour), and Mendoza (wineries, fine dining, and the Andes). Salta and Jujuy can also be added for the landscapes of Northwest Argentina. The pace is relaxed, with free time and private experiences. The entire tour is customizable for couples, families, or honeymooners, maximizing comfort, exclusivity, and iconic landscape photography on a luxury trip through Argentina.

The recommended accommodations are in 5-star hotels, boutique hotels, and luxury lodges with excellent locations, personalized service, and premium amenities (à la carte breakfast, spa, late check-out subject to availability). Room categories are typically superior or suites. Transportation during the tour is private, with a driver and high-end vehicles; airport-hotel transfers and luggage assistance are included. Domestic flights are coordinated according to the itinerary, and, when applicable, boat trips, cruises, or scenic train excursions are also available. A dedicated driver, guaranteed early check-in, and upgrades can also be requested, subject to availability. Everything is designed for a comfortable, safe, and exclusive luxury trip.

Argentina is a year-round destination, but the best time depends on your itinerary. For Patagonia, October to April offers mild weather and comfortable sailing; for Iguazu Falls, year-round (summer rains increase the flow); for Mendoza, the grape harvest in March/April is ideal; Buenos Aires is beautiful in spring and autumn. Pack layers, a windproof and waterproof jacket, lightweight hiking boots, a hat, sunglasses, sunscreen, and insect repellent. For gourmet dinners and VIP shows, pack smart casual attire. Add a Type I adapter, a power bank, and travel documents/insurance. The team provides a personalized list based on the season and activities.

Booking is simple and secure: availability is secured with a deposit (usually 20–30%), and the balance is paid before departure. There's a flexible change and cancellation policy with tiered refunds depending on advance notice; we recommend travel insurance that covers cancellation, health, and baggage. You can personalize experiences (private tango lessons, helicopter flights, premium tastings, photographer guide, romantic getaways) and adapt the pace for families or senior travelers. International payment methods are accepted, and digital travel documents are issued. You'll enjoy 24/7 on-site assistance and direct contact with a travel designer specializing in luxury tourism.

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