11 days · Multi-city · Argentina
Eleven days from Buenos Aires to the north of the country: the Iguazú Falls from both sides, the Hill of Seven Colors at Purmamarca, and the Malbec vineyards of Luján de Cuyo. The internal flights are included.
Begin and end at Buenos Aires Aeroparque Jorge Newbery (AEP), on an 11-day route across the north of Argentina. The route runs from the Iguazú Falls to the highlands of Salta and the vineyards of Mendoza, with the internal flights covering the long distances.
- Length
- 11 days
- Difficulty
- Easy
- Guide
- Spanish / English
- Departs
- every day
Itinerary
Day by day
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Day 1
Day 1: Flight from Jorge Newbery International Airport (AEP) to Cataratas del Iguazú International Airport (IGR)
- Optional Airport Transportation to your hotel in Puerto Iguazu (Hotel Night in Puerto Iguazu)
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Day 2
Day 2: Full Day Iguazu Falls Tours - Argentinian Side
- Located in the northeastern corner of Argentina, Puerto Iguazú is the entryway to the Iguazú Falls. Visitors can explore the Iguazú National Park, walk along scenic trails, or take a boat tour to get up close to the thundering cascades.
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Day 3
Day 3: Brazilian Side of Iguazú Falls: Panoramic Experience from Puerto Iguazú
- See the falls from the Brazilian side, which is where the panorama is. The trail looks across the waterfalls and the Devil's Throat. Walk along scenic pathways directly in front of the falls and capture the photo you’ve been waiting for. (Hotel Night in Iguazu – Argentine Side)
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Day 4
Day 4: Flight From Iguazu International Airport (IGR) to Miguel de Güemes International Airport (SLA)
- Optional Airport Transportation from your Hotel in Puerto Iguazu to Iguazu International Airport (IGR)
- Optional Airport Transportation to your hotel in Salta City Center
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Day 5
Day 5: Best of Salta Half Day Tour
- Visit the 1855 Cathedral Basilica, where the remains of national hero General Martín Miguel de Güemes rest, and explore the Centro Cultural de las Américas, a hub for regional art and culture. At the Museo Histórico del Norte (Cabildo), admire colonial-era architecture, sacred art, and exhibits on Salta’s prominent historical families.
- Marvel at the baroque beauty of the Basílica Menor de San Francisco and the serene San Bernardo Convent, home to the Carmelite order. The tour also includes a stop at the Monument to General Güemes, followed by a scenic ascent of Cerro San Bernardo for panoramic views of Salta city. Along the way, pass the February 20th Monument, marking the site of the Battle of Salta.
- The day ends at the San Lorenzo summer village, just outside the city. Surrounded by lush greenery and known for its subtropical microclimate, this area is also home to the Artisan Market, where you can browse handcrafted items certified by origin from across the province.
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Day 6
Day 6: Humahuaca Small Group Day Tour
- The day begins in Purmamarca, at the Cerro de los Siete Colores (Hill of Seven Colors) and its artisan market. Continue to Tilcara, a town steeped in indigenous history, and then to Huacalera, where you’ll cross the Tropic of Capricorn and see the striking Cerro de la Pollera de la Colla.
- In Uquía, visit a colonial church housing the unique Ángeles Arcabuceros paintings from the Cuzco School. The tour culminates in Humahuaca, where you’ll explore the town’s historic cathedral and the impressive Monument to Independence (El Indio).
- On the return to Salta, enjoy a scenic view of the colorful Paleta del Pintor rock formation near Maimará.
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Day 7
Day 7: Salinas Grandes Small Group Day Tour
- Located at an altitude of 3,450 meters, this ancient salt basin spans over 200 km² and was formed millions of years ago through volcanic activity and the evaporation of mineral-rich waters. After exploring the salt flats, the tour descends the winding Cuesta de Lipán, a scenic mountain road where you’ll have the chance to spot majestic Andean condors soaring overhead. The road continues to Purmamarca, at the foot of the Hill of Seven Colors. (Hotel Night in Salta City Center)
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Day 8
Day 8: Flight From Martín Miguel de Güemes International Airport (SLA) to El Plumerillo International Airport (MDZ)
- Optional Airport Transportation from your Hotel in Salta City Center to Martín Miguel de Güemes International Airport (SLA)
- Optional Airport Transportation to your hotel in Mendoza City Center (Hotel Night in Mendoza City Center)
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Day 9
Day 9: Malbec Wine Tour
- A full day through Luján de Cuyo, the Malbec heartland of Mendoza. Visit two handpicked wineries for immersive tours and tastings that highlight Malbec’s elegance and diversity. Then, indulge in a gourmet lunch with premium wine pairings at a third winery, surrounded by the majestic Andes Mountains. All tastings, hotel pickup, comfortable transportation, and a bilingual guide are included – just relax and enjoy the experience.
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Day 10
Day 10: Olive Oil Factory and Wine Decanting Tour
- Escape to the peaceful vineyards of Mendoza and indulge in a full-day journey through local flavors and traditions. Start with a guided visit to an artisanal olive oil factory, where you’ll taste award-winning oils and learn about the production process. Then, enjoy a curated wine tasting at a boutique winery. The day ends with lunch and a wine pairing at a second winery, looking out over the vineyards. (Hotel Night in Mendoza City Center)
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Day 11
Day 11: Flight From El Plumerillo International Airport (MDZ) to Jorge Newbery International Airport (AEP)
- Optional Airport Transportation from your Hotel in Mendoza City Center to El Plumerillo International Airport (MDZ)
What's included
- ✓ Flight Ticket Between Buenos Aires and Iguazu
- ✓ Flight Ticket Between Iguazu and Salta
- ✓ Flight Ticket Between Salta and Mendoza
- ✓ Flight Ticket Between Mendoza and Buenos Aires
- ✓ English speaking tour guide
- ✓ Pick-up service is included from hotels located within the designated pick-up area in Puerto Iguazú. If your accommodation is outside this area, a nearby meeting point will be assigned.
- ✓ In Mendoza Wine Tour:
- ✓ All tastings
- ✓ Guided visits and tastings at olive oil factory and wineries
- ✓ Gourmet lunch with wine
Not included
- — Entrance fee to Iguazú National Park (must be paid in Argentine pesos and/or by debit or credit card).
- — Entrance ticket to the Brazilian National Park
- — Additional excursions (if not booked in advance).
- — Airport Transportation
- — Meals and Beverages
- — Personal travel insurance
- — Gratuities
What to bring
- Valid passport or ID with migration eligibility for Brazil.
- Booking confirmation (printed or digital).
- Comfortable walking shoes.
- Sunglasses and sunscreen.
- Apply insect repellent.
- Proper Clothing.
- Bring a waterproof cover for your phone or camera.
- If it rains, or if you want to stay dry during the Lower Circuit or the Gran Aventura boat ride, bring a rain poncho or jacket. We recommend full-body ponchos with tight cuffs if possible.
- Water bottle.
- Cash or card for extras.
Know before you go
- The tour dates depend on the supplier's availability. Once you complete the payment for the package, you will receive the final itinerary by email.
- The number of hotel nights is included, and transportation can be selected as an additional service.
- If you are traveling with children, oversized luggage, or have special requests, let us know in advance.
- If it's a sunny day, it's best to start early with the Garganta del Diablo Circuit, followed by the Upper Circuit, or vice versa. Around midday – peak sun hours – we stop for lunch, and then continue the visit with the Lower Circuit.
- If you carry food in your backpack, do not take it out in areas where coatis may be present. These animals may seem friendly, but they can become aggressive if they don’t receive food. They’ve grown accustomed to being fed by visitors, so please respect park rules and refrain from feeding the wildlife.
- There are various food options inside the park — you can choose where to eat.
- At the park entrance, baby strollers are available for rent (for children up to 3 years old only).
- For the Brazilian side of the Falls:
- It is mandatory to bring a valid passport or national ID.
- Customs processes are required.
- Argentine citizens: Only Argentine customs procedures.
- Foreign passengers: Customs processes in both Argentina and Brazil.
- Border delays may occur due to customs processing.
- In Jujuy, the Salar Grande sits at around 3,450 meters (11,320 feet) above sea level. While most visitors feel fine, some may notice mild effects from the altitude. We recommend staying well hydrated, eating light, and taking it easy during the tour. If you have any health concerns, it’s a good idea to check with your doctor before traveling.
Meeting point
Buenos Aires
Frequently asked
How much does it cost?
US$2,146 per person. The price on the card is the whole price.
How long does it take?
11 days.
What's included?
Flight Ticket Between Buenos Aires and Iguazu, Flight Ticket Between Iguazu and Salta, Flight Ticket Between Salta and Mendoza, Flight Ticket Between Mendoza and Buenos Aires, English speaking tour guide, Pick-up service is included from hotels located within the designated pick-up area in Puerto Iguazú. If your accommodation is outside this area, a nearby meeting point will be assigned., and more.
What's not included?
Entrance fee to Iguazú National Park (must be paid in Argentine pesos and/or by debit or credit card)., Entrance ticket to the Brazilian National Park, Additional excursions (if not booked in advance)., Airport Transportation, Meals and Beverages, Personal travel insurance, and more.
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