9-Day Gems of Argentina

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Explore the city of Buenos Aires. You'll start with the symbol of our city: the Obelisk. You'll visit different squares such as Plaza de Mayo, Plaza San Martín, and Plaza Congreso, and avenues like Corrientes and Mayo, 9 de Julio. Tap into the history of the city in neighbourhoods like La Boca, San Telmo, Montserrat, and of course, the football stadium before cooling down in the local parks. This evening, try a range of national and international dishes as you watch a wonderful tango show.

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This morning, you'll wake up early to go to the domestic airport for your flight to Iguazu. Today, you will visit the Brazillian side of Iguazu Falls in Foz do Iguassu National Park. The tour follows is a circuit of walkways 950 metres long that clings to the cliffs of the Iguassu River, offering a panoramic view of the impressive falls. The route highlight is when you get to the Mirador de La Garganta del Diablo, the Devil's Throat, where the rumble of the falls vibrates through you.

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One of the most amazing experiences in the world, today you'll witness more than 200 waterfalls that have been here for millions of years. The tour starts early in the morning with a long walk, observing the vast fauna and flora of the region, including birds, butterflies, mammals, and plants that make up the natural environment surrounding the waterfalls. You'll reach several viewpoints look over the mighty roar of Iguazu both above and below the gorge.

This morning, you'll spend some last moments drinking up the fresh green air of Iguazu before you take your long flight down to Patagonia. Your journey today will take up the whole day as you fly from north to south for some more sightseeing in Argentina. You'll arrive in El Calafate late afternoon or early evening.

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Travel the distance separating El Calafate and Perito Moreno glacier. During the trip, you'll see beautiful places in the Andean foothills, along the south bank of Lake Argentino. After crossing the river Centinela and Mitre, you'll enter the Los Glaciares National Park. You'll start to see icebergs floating on the water until we finally appreciate the full extent of this natural wonder! You can explore the glacier via the walkways.

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This jaw-dropping town is the gateway to Los Glaciares National Park, sitting just moments from the heart of Patagonia. Set on the glacial Lago Argentino, there are few towns in the world that have a backdrop like this. Spend your day exploring small trails around the town or rest and get to know El Calafate the Argentine way, over a cup of mate out in nature.

Should you have time in the morning, take some time to soak up the majesty of El Calafate before you take your flight back to Buenos Aires. When you arrive, your driver will be waiting to take you back to your hotel. If you have time in the afternoon, you can head out to explore any parts of the city that you missed last time.