11 days · Buenos Aires · Argentina
Buenos Aires, and then the jungle of the north where the Iguazú Falls are.
A trip that splits between city days and landscape days. Begin in Buenos Aires, where flavors and tradition come alive. A private asado: how the grilling works, premium cuts, and Argentine wine. Explore the capital on the Best of Buenos Aires City Tour, from the colorful streets of La Boca to the elegance of Recoleta and the modern waterfront of Puerto Madero. At night, a tango show in San Telmo: live orchestra, dancers and dinner.
- Length
- 11 days
- Difficulty
- Easy
- Guide
- Spanish / English
- Departs
- every day
Itinerary
Day by day
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Day 1
Day 1: Optional Airport Transportation - From Ezeiza International Airport or Jorge Newbery International Airport to Buenos Aires City
- (Hotel Night in Buenos Aires City Center or Recoleta Neighbourhood)
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Day 2
Day 2: Asado Barbecue Experience
- Join a unique Private Asado Experience and discover Argentina’s most cherished culinary tradition like a local.
- You’ll learn how to build the fire, manage the embers, and cook premium cuts of meat over open flame. Throughout the experience, you’ll discover the secrets behind Argentina’s grilling techniques, learn to recognize the perfect cooking points, and explore the cultural significance of the Asado.
- As the food is served cut by cut, you’ll sit around a shared table with fellow travelers, exchanging stories, laughter, and flavors — just as locals do. Each course is paired with a glass of Catena Zapata wine.
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Day 3
Day 3: Best of Buenos Aires City Tour
- A small-group Buenos Aires tour, for travelers who want the city in some depth rather than as a checklist. Founded in 1536 and reestablished in 1580, Buenos Aires evolved into a major cultural and commercial hub during the 19th century, earning the nickname “Paris of the Americas” for its European-style architecture and cosmopolitan flair. This tour invites you to dive into the city’s rich past and present, from the revolutionary spirit of the May Revolution of 1810 to the passionate rhythms of tango born on its cobblestone streets. La Boca, the neighborhood of colorful houses and street performers. Then stroll through Recoleta, where elegance, art, and history converge around its legendary cemetery and stylish avenues. Finally, experience Puerto Madero, Buenos Aires’ sleek, modern waterfront filled with skyscrapers, gourmet restaurants, and a lively nightlife scene. With a local guide and a small group, the tour covers the emblematic corners of the Argentine capital.
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Day 4
Day 4: Tango Show with Argentinian Dinner
- An evening at La Ventana Tango Show. It is in San Telmo, where tango started, and the evening combines dance, live music and Argentine folklore.
- Enjoy a captivating performance featuring a live tango orchestra, folkloric musicians, and an exciting gaucho showcase, all in an elegant and historic venue. For the full experience, begin your night with a gourmet 3-course dinner, offering both Argentine and international cuisine, along with a selection of wines and soft drinks.
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Day 5
Day 5: 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 6
Day 6: 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 7
Day 7: Best of Iguazu One Day City Tour
- This guided afternoon tour takes you to three meaningful and culturally rich sites in Puerto Iguazú. Visit the Guira Oga Wildlife Refuge, dedicated to the rescue and rehabilitation of native jungle animals; explore La Aripuca, an eco-tourism project built with rescued wood from the Misiones rainforest; and end at the Triple Frontier Landmark, where Argentina, Brazil and Paraguay meet. A well-rounded tour combining nature, conservation, history, and scenery.
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Day 8
Day 8: 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 9
Day 9: San Ignacio Ruins & Wanda Mines: Full-Day Tour from Puerto Iguazú
- Embark on a full-day excursion across the province of Misiones and discover two of its most fascinating treasures. Explore the semi-precious stone mines of Wanda, where quartz, amethysts, agates, and topaz are found in their natural form, and visit the UNESCO World Heritage Site of San Ignacio Miní, one of the most impressive Jesuit ruins in South America. This cultural journey through history, nature, and local industry is perfect for curious travelers of all ages. (Hotel Night in Iguazu – Argentine Side)
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Day 10
Day 10: Flight From Iguazu International Airport (IGR) to Jorge Newbery International Airport (AEP)
- Optional Airport Transportation from your Hotel in Puerto Iguazu to Iguazu International Airport (IGR) (Hotel Night in Buenos Aires City Center or Recoleta Neighbourhood)
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Day 11
Day 11: Optional Airport Transportation from your hotel in Buenos Aires to Jorge Newbery International Airport (AEP) or Ezeiza International Airport (EZE)
What's included
- ✓ Flight Ticket Between Buenos Aires and Iguazu (roundtrip)
- ✓ English speaking tour guide
- ✓ Hotel Pick up from the city center or Recoleta: Passengers staying outside the regular pickup area will be assigned the nearest hotel as a meeting point. Return transfers will drop you off near your accommodation. For door-to-door service on the way back, please inform one of our operators. Hotel Pick up from Palermo is possible for an extra fee
- ✓ Tango Show
- ✓ Three-course dinner and Drinks for Tango Show (water, soft drinks, wine)
- ✓ 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.
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
- — Entry tickets to Guira Oga and La Aripuca
- — Entrance fees to Wanda Mines and San Ignacio Ruins
- — 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.
Meeting point
Buenos Aires
Frequently asked
How much does it cost?
US$2,274 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 (roundtrip), English speaking tour guide, Hotel Pick up from the city center or Recoleta: Passengers staying outside the regular pickup area will be assigned the nearest hotel as a meeting point. Return transfers will drop you off near your accommodation. For door-to-door service on the way back, please inform one of our operators. Hotel Pick up from Palermo is possible for an extra fee, Tango Show, Three-course dinner and Drinks for Tango Show (water, soft drinks, wine), 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..
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, Entry tickets to Guira Oga and La Aripuca, Entrance fees to Wanda Mines and San Ignacio Ruins, Additional excursions (if not booked in advance)., Airport Transportation, and more.
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