Upon arrival at Buenos Aires, you’ll be warmly greeted and transferred to your hotel (standard check-in time is 3:00 PM). The rest of the day is at leisure to explore the vibrant city.

Overnight in Buenos Aires

After breakfast, Immerse yourself in the birthplace of Tango! Your city tour of Buenos Aires begins with a drive along the iconic 9 de Julio Avenue, known as the widest avenue in the world. You'll pass by the renowned Colón Theatre, a world-famous opera house and a source of cultural pride for the “porteños”—the locals of Buenos Aires. Explore the historic Avenida de Mayo, which leads into Plaza de Mayo. This central square is surrounded by key landmarks such as the Casa Rosada (Presidential Palace), the Metropolitan Cathedral, and the Cabildo, the original City Hall from the Spanish colonial era. From the other end of the avenue, you’ll see the impressive dome of the Congress building.

Enjoy an interior visit of the Metropolitan Cathedral—Argentina’s principal Catholic church. This grand neoclassical building houses the tomb of national hero General San Martín. It’s also where Pope Francis, during his time as Cardinal of Buenos Aires, held religious services.

Next, head to San Telmo, the city's oldest neighborhood, known for its historical charm. Take a moment to explore Plaza Dorrego and its many antique stores. If you're visiting on a Sunday, the square becomes a lively scene thanks to its famous antique fair—a must-see experience.

Your tour then continues to La Boca, one of the most vibrant areas in the city, where you'll stroll down the colorful Caminito Street. Afterward, travel north to Palermo, the city's lush, green district. Admire its expansive parks, the zoo, botanical gardens, horse track, and the National Polo Grounds. Palermo is especially known for its scenic artificial lakes.

Finally, arrive in Recoleta, one of the most upscale neighborhoods in Buenos Aires. Stroll past stylish boutiques and fine dining spots, all set among century-old trees. The highlight here is Recoleta Cemetery, the final resting place of many notable Argentinians—including Eva Perón (Evita). The elaborate mausoleums reflect Argentina’s rich architectural and cultural heritage, making this cemetery one of the country's most striking landmarks.

The tour concludes in Recoleta, without return transfer to your hotel.

Overnight in Buenos Aires

Enjoy a free day to explore Buenos Aires at your own rhythm. Wander through the refined streets of Recoleta, relax in the green spaces of Palermo, or soak in the vibrant atmosphere of La Boca and the historic charm of San Telmo. Don’t miss the modern waterfront district of Puerto Madero and take time to uncover the city's diverse cultural and architectural treasures.

Return to your hotel and Relax or pre-book one of our suggested tours

Later this evening, at the designated time, you'll be picked up from your hotel and transferred to a tango house to enjoy a delightful dinner and an unforgettable tango show.

No trip to Buenos Aires is complete without experiencing a live tango performance. Originating in the late 19th century in the city’s working-class neighborhoods, tango blends several musical rhythms. Initially danced only by men, its music featured instruments like flutes, violins, and guitars. Over time, the flutes were replaced by the "bandoneón" (a type of accordion), giving tango its signature sound, made famous by legendary musicians such as Astor Piazzolla and Aníbal Troilo. After savoring a delicious dinner and watching an incredible tango performance at one of the city's renowned tango houses, you'll return to your hotel around midnight.

Add-on: Tigre Delta tour : USD 175 Per person (minimum 10 travelers)
Set off on an engaging half-day excursion to the Tigre Delta, beginning with a scenic boat ride through the "Three Mouths" area and along the Sarmiento River. Experience the distinctive island lifestyle, admire the native flora, and visit the historic Casa Sarmiento Museum. This tour offers insight into the area's leisure spots and traditional docks, giving you a genuine feel for the delta's character.

Next, immerse yourself in the lively atmosphere of Puerto de Frutos, famous for its handmade goods and vibrant market. Take a relaxing walk along the charming Paseo Victorica, and explore the Naval Museum to uncover the region’s maritime heritage. Photography lovers will appreciate a stop at the Museum of Tigre Art, a picturesque venue perfect for capturing memorable moments.

The tour concludes with a convenient drop-off—either back at your hotel or at the iconic Obelisco de Buenos Aires, placing you in the heart of the city for further exploration.

Overnight in Buenos Aires

After breakfast, you'll be transferred to the airport for your flight to Puerto Iguazú, a peaceful town situated where the Iguazú and Paraná Rivers meet. Known as the main access point to the spectacular Iguazú Falls, the town thrives on tourism, offering a wide range of hotels, restaurants, tour services, and transportation.

Upon landing, a representative will meet you at the airport and take you to your hotel, where you can leave your luggage before continuing the day’s activities. From there, you'll head to Argentina’s Iguazú National Park.

At the park’s visitor center, board a train that takes you to the Upper Circuit, offering sweeping views of the waterfalls. One of the highlights is the Devil’s Throat—a massive and awe-inspiring waterfall shaped like a horseshoe, measuring approximately 150 meters (492 feet) in length and 80 meters (262 feet) in height. It’s an unforgettable sight.

Next, enjoy a scenic 3-kilometer (1.87-mile) walk along the Iguazú River canyon to reach the Lower Circuit. Along the way, take in the rich biodiversity of the park and experience the power and beauty of the surrounding waterfalls up close.

After the tour, you’ll be transferred back to your hotel for some well-earned rest.

Overnight at Iguazu Falls

Enjoy a full day at leisure to explore the breathtaking surroundings of Iguazú Falls at your own pace. This is the perfect opportunity to revisit the national park and take in the falls from different angles, whether by walking one of the many scenic trails, boarding a boat for an up-close view of the cascading waters, or simply relaxing and soaking in the natural beauty of the area. You may choose to explore the Brazilian side of the falls, which offers a more panoramic perspective, or take part in optional activities such as eco-adventures, jungle safaris, or birdwatching excursions in the lush rainforest. With its diverse wildlife, misty rainbows, and thundering waterfalls, Iguazú provides an unforgettable setting for nature lovers and photographers alike. Whether you opt for adventure or relaxation, your free day in Iguazú promises to be a memorable part of your journey.

Add-on: Macuco Safari Tour - USD 225 Per person (minimum 10 travelers)

From the entrance of the National Park, hop aboard a rustic open wagon for a ride along the Macuco Trail. Enjoy unobstructed views of the lush jungle, home to vibrant orchids and fluttering butterflies. Your guide will share fascinating stories and myths about the subtropical forest. Afterward, deepen your connection with nature as you walk into the heart of the Brazilian jungle, following the canyon trail to reach the Macuco Falls. Your adventure concludes with a thrilling ride in an inflatable boat, navigating through gentle rapids to get up close and personal with the stunning views from beneath the falls.

Overnight in Iguazu Falls

After an early breakfast, check out of your hotel and set off on a drive through the national park to visit the Brazilian side of Iguazú Falls. Enjoy a scenic walk along the trails, where you’ll be surrounded by lush greenery, vibrant butterflies, and stunning waterfalls. Follow the 1.5 km (1 mile) trail that leads to a spectacular panoramic viewpoint of the Devil’s Throat. From this vantage point, take in a breathtaking view that also includes notable Argentine landmarks such as the Two Sisters and Bozzetti waterfalls, the Upper Circuit, and San Martin Island—famously featured in the film The Mission.

After your tour, you’ll be transferred to Foz do Iguaçu Airport for your flight to Rio de Janeiro.

Upon arrival in Rio, a representative will meet you and escort you to your hotel.

The rest of the evening is yours to unwind and enjoy at your leisure.

Add-on: Ginga Tropical Evening Show and BBQ Dinner - USD  195 Per person (minimum 10 travelers)
The Ginga Tropical Show with BBQ Dinner offers an unforgettable evening of vibrant entertainment and delicious Brazilian cuisine. As the sun sets, you’ll be treated to a lively and colorful cultural performance that showcases the rich music, dance, and rhythms of Brazil. The show features energetic samba, capoeira, and other traditional dances, bringing the spirit of Brazil’s diverse regions to life in a stunning display of talent and passion.

While you enjoy the captivating performance, indulge in a mouthwatering Brazilian BBQ dinner. Savor a variety of freshly grilled meats, including tender steaks, chicken, sausages, and more, all prepared in the authentic "churrasco" style. Accompanied by a selection of traditional side dishes, salads, and sauces, this feast offers a true taste of Brazil's culinary delights.

This experience combines entertainment and gastronomy in the heart of Rio, making it a perfect way to enjoy the city’s vibrant culture and flavors in one unforgettable evening.

Overnight stay in Rio de Janeiro.

Drive to the Cosme Velho neighborhood, where you’ll board a cogwheel train that takes you through the Tijuca Forest up to Corcovado Mountain. Enjoy the scenic journey, surrounded by lush rainforest and beautiful views. Upon reaching the summit, take in the iconic Christ the Redeemer statue, one of the Seven Wonders of the World. From this privileged viewpoint, enjoy breathtaking panoramic views of Rio de Janeiro and its surroundings. Afterward, descend and conclude your tour with visits to the famous white-sand beaches of Copacabana, Ipanema, and Leblon before returning to your hotel.

Rest of the afternoon take your time to discover this captivating city at your own pace. Enjoy a day of leisurely strolls through the streets of Rio, taking in the breathtaking backdrop. Consider sampling local dishes and delicacies at one of the numerous restaurants or coffee houses. Since Copacabana is renowned as the most famous beach in the world, your trip to Rio wouldn't be complete without spending some time immersing yourself in Copacabana's beach culture, all while sipping on the national drink, the "Caipirinha". 

Evening accompanied by your guide, leave your hotel and drive to a barbecue restaurant for dinner. After your meal, you will be driven back to your hotel.

Overnight in Rio De Janeiro

After breakfast, meet your guide and set off from your hotel, passing through the vibrant Copacabana neighborhood en route to Urca Station. From here, board a pair of glass-enclosed cable cars that will take you to the summit of Sugarloaf Mountain, a series of striking granite peaks offering panoramic views. The first cable car ascends to Morro da Urca, followed by a second ride to the summit of Sugarloaf. These Swiss-designed, bubble-shaped cars provide 360-degree vistas—from Rio’s iconic skyline to the vast Atlantic Ocean and Guanabara Bay. After soaking in the breathtaking scenery, return to your hotel.

Your day continues with a journey through Rio’s rich history, culture, and iconic landmarks. Begin at Praça XV, a historic square that has played a central role in Rio since its early colonial days. Surrounding the square are charming buildings that offer insight into the city’s heritage. A short walk leads you to Arco do Teles, a quaint, narrow alleyway framed by a picturesque arch, perfect for a leisurely stroll amid old-world charm.

Next, visit the exquisite Church of Nossa Senhora da Lapa dos Mercadores, a baroque gem tucked in the heart of the historic district. Continue to the CCBB (Centro Cultural Banco do Brasil), a dynamic cultural hub that regularly features thought-provoking exhibits and performances.

Admire the architectural grandeur of the Candelária Church, an important neoclassical landmark with deep religious significance. Then explore the Monastery of São Bento, famed for its richly decorated baroque interiors and spiritual history. Not far away, step inside the Real Gabinete Português de Leitura—an awe-inspiring library showcasing elaborate Gothic Revival architecture and an impressive literary collection.

Pause for a photo stop at the renowned Confeitaria Colombo, an opulent Belle Époque café that captures the essence of Rio’s golden age.

The tour continues to the striking Metropolitan Cathedral, noted for its bold modern design and stunning stained-glass windows. End your exploration with a visit to the iconic Selarón Steps—vividly tiled and globally inspired, these colorful stairs are one of Rio’s most photographed attractions. After this rich immersion into the city’s history and culture, we’ll return you to your hotel.

Overnight in Rio De Janeiro

Enjoy your breakfast.  It's time to say Goodbye to Rio de Janeiro. At a scheduled time, you will be transferred to Airport for your return flight home.