Argentinian dream: from Patagonia to the Quebrada

Trip Description

Accomodation

Stay program

• day 1

  Hello Argentina !

  WELCOME TO ARGENTINA :) Upon your arrival at Buenos Aires International Airport, a private driver will be waiting to take you to your hotel located in one of the capital's iconic neighborhoods. Check-in and free time to rest from your journey or start discovering the city at your own pace. Depending on your arrival time, you can stroll through the lively streets of Palermo, relax in a café in San Telmo, or simply enjoy the comfort of your accommodation.

• day 2

  Guided tour of Buenos Aires & evening in an authentic milonga

  Your French-speaking guide will pick you up at your hotel to take you on a 4-hour private tour to discover Buenos Aires. This first immersion will lead you through the city's iconic neighborhoods. You will start with the bohemian charm of San Telmo, with its cobbled streets and retro atmosphere, before heading to the historic center of the capital. There, between anecdotes and stories from the past, you will discover Plaza de Mayo, the colonial Cabildo, the Casa Rosada, and the majestic domes that dominate the central buildings. The tour then continues in the iconic neighborhood of La Boca: its multicolored facades, its street art, and of course, the unmissable Caminito. In the evening, enjoy a unique tango experience, far from tourist shows. Accompanied by your specialized English/Spanish-speaking guide, you will discover the true porteña culture in a milonga, where locals gather to dance. But before that, you will take part in a one-hour private tango lesson in a studio, guided by an experienced dancer. He will explain to you the secret codes of the dance: the cabeceo, the tandas, the direction of rotation on the floor... So many details that make this dance so rich. You will end the evening in a local milonga, accompanied by your expert guide who will help you decipher the styles, the atmosphere, and the history of every step exchanged on the dance floor.

• day 3

  Flight to the end of the world

  After breakfast at your hotel in Buenos Aires, you will be picked up for a private transfer to the airport, where you will take your flight to Ushuaia, the southernmost city in the world. Upon your arrival in Ushuaia, a driver will be waiting to take you to your hotel, where you can settle in comfortably. In the afternoon, you will have free time to explore this unique city at your own pace. Nestled between the mountains and the sea, Ushuaia offers a variety of activities and spectacular landscapes. You can stroll through the city center, discover its picturesque streets and local craft shops, or have a coffee in one of the many establishments overlooking the Beagle Channel. Don't miss a visit to the End of the World Museum, which will immerse you in the fascinating history of this remote region. Finally, if you prefer a quieter activity, you can relax by the Beagle Channel and enjoy the fresh air and peaceful atmosphere of the area. IMPORTANT: Domestic flights are not included. The price of flights varies depending on the dates and availability at the time of the quote. We can gladly include them in your quote, provided we have more precise dates.

• day 4

  Tierra del Fuego National Park and Beagle Channel

  In the morning, set off on an adventure and explore the splendid Tierra del Fuego National Park! Immerse yourself in these breathtaking landscapes, where forests, lakes, and the unique atmosphere of the end of the world meet. This park, founded in 1960 and covering 63,000 hectares, protects one of the southernmost forests on the planet, in a setting of steep mountains bordering the coast. You will have the opportunity to follow several trails that wind through peat bogs and lenga and guindo forests, home to unique flora such as the yellow Magellan orchid in season. One of the park's curiosities is the presence of thousands of beavers, introduced in the 1940s and now causing significant ecological damage, as well as foxes, bats, and other birds. This group excursion, accompanied by an English- or Spanish-speaking guide, lasts about 5 hours and includes the entrance fees to the National Park. In the afternoon, at 3:00 p.m., head to the pier for a yacht cruise on the Beagle Channel. This navigation will allow you to observe sea lions and cormorants up close while gliding peacefully towards Bridges Island. Upon arrival, you will set off for a walk of about an hour through the Yámana archaeological remains, while discovering the local fauna and flora with your guide. The panoramic view of the Les Éclaireurs Lighthouse, located on the border between Argentina and Chile, is an unforgettable sight, with majestic mountains rising in the background and a breathtaking view of Ushuaia and the Chilean coast. Return to Ushuaia at the end of the afternoon. Cruise duration: 4 hours. Departure: 3:00 p.m.

• day 5

  Adventure at the End of the World

  At dawn, our guides will come to pick you up at your hotel aboard one of our sturdy Land Rover Defenders. We will head north of the island, taking National Route 3, where you can admire Cerro Castor, the most popular ski resort in the region. After crossing the Andes, our real 4x4 adventure begins! We will take muddy paths and cross rivers before arriving at the spectacular shore of Lake Fagnano. Take a moment to savor the energy of this magical place, a true haven of peace. We will then continue our journey through the dense forest to reach an exclusive area that will lead us to Lago Escondido, where our refuge awaits you. Walking along the shore, you will be able to observe the incredible work of the beavers, who, with their powerful teeth, build dams and modify their environment to settle their families, sometimes flooding the entire forest. Then, a delicious Argentine barbecue will be waiting for you, accompanied by a good Malbec wine, the perfect opportunity to share, laugh, and regain your strength. To end this day, we will divide our group into small teams and board canoes to explore the lake. The unique beauty of this place makes it an unforgettable experience, combining physical effort, relaxation, and total immersion in nature. The order of activities may vary depending on operational or weather conditions.

• day 6

  Flight to the glaciers

  In the morning, you will be picked up at your hotel for a group transfer to Ushuaia airport, where you will take your flight to El Calafate. Upon your arrival at El Calafate airport, a transfer will be waiting to take you directly to your hotel, located in the charming village, in the heart of Argentine Patagonia. Once settled in, you will have the afternoon free to explore at your own pace the wonders of this small town surrounded by breathtaking landscapes. You can stroll through the center, discover its local craft shops, or enjoy the magnificent view of Lake Argentino. If you wish, you can also go to the Laguna Nimez viewpoint, an ideal place to observe local wildlife, or simply relax before the adventures of the next day.

• day 7

  At the foot of the Perito Moreno glacier

  This adventure is designed for those who not only wish to admire the Perito Moreno glacier, but also to live an exceptional experience by touching the ice and feeling it up close. During this excursion, you will have the unique opportunity to touch the glacier with your own hands! The excursion begins in El Calafate, where a bus will pick you up to take you to Los Glaciares National Park. After a drive, you will arrive at Puerto Bajo de las Sombras, just 7 km from the famous walkways. You will board a boat to cross Lago Rico. After 20 minutes of navigation, you will disembark on the other shore. Once there, you will walk for about 30 minutes while remaining amazed by the spectacular view of the southern wall of the glacier, sometimes punctuated by impressive sounds of falling ice. The long-awaited moment will soon arrive: you will be just a few meters from the Perito Moreno glacier and will finally be able to touch it. It is an unforgettable moment that you can immortalize by taking many photos. After this magical experience, you will head back to the port, always accompanied by an expert guide. The walk lasts about 1h30 and takes place on natural terrain made of sand and stones, with some slopes and stairs. The trail will allow you to discover a lush forest with magnificent views of the glacier. Once back at the port, you will board the boat again for a final navigation, this time to observe up close the southern face of the glacier from the water. You will be able to admire every detail of this impressive icy wall. The excursion ends with a bus ride to the Perito Moreno walkways, where you will have 2 hours to enjoy a spectacular panoramic view of the glacier. This will also be an opportunity to relax or have lunch (not included). Finally, after crossing the Patagonian steppe, you will return to El Calafate, your heart filled with memories of an unforgettable encounter with one of the most majestic glaciers in the world. Group excursion, Spanish/English-speaking guide. Entrance fees included. Limits: The activity is reserved for people aged 6 to 70. People with mobility difficulties, cardiovascular or respiratory problems, as well as pregnant women, cannot participate.

• day 8

  Day among the glaciers of Patagonia.

  The day begins early with a departure at 7:30 am for a transfer to Punta Bandera. From this point, the adventure starts on the majestic Lake Argentino. You will explore the northern arm of the lake, taking the Témpanos Channel, an impressive passage that brings you close to the Upsala Glacier, one of the largest glaciers in the region, before sailing past the Spegazzini Glacier, the tallest of all. The departure takes place from the port of Punta Bandera, located 47 km from El Calafate. You will start with a navigation through the northern arm of Lake Argentino. You will pass through the Boca del Diablo, a narrow and spectacular passage, before venturing into the Upsala Channel, where you will be surrounded by majestic icebergs of various shapes and sizes. Continuing your journey, you will enter the Spegazzini Channel and, after a short while, you will see the Seco Glacier, before approaching the front of the Spegazzini Glacier. Here you will witness the grandeur of this glacier, which rises to more than 135 meters in height, offering an incomparable view. You will also be able to observe the Heim Sur and Peineta glaciers. The adventure continues with a scheduled landing at the Spegazzini Base. From there, you will begin a short walk through the forest, a 300-meter accessible trail that will lead you to the "Refugio Spegazzini" restaurant. This place, perfectly integrated into its natural environment, offers a breathtaking view of the Glaciares Bay. It is the ideal setting to enjoy a delicious lunch, included in the excursion. The Refugio Spegazzini is a modern, warm, and welcoming space, where you can enjoy a relaxing atmosphere and a panoramic view of the Spegazzini Glacier from the large bay window of the main room. After this moment of relaxation, you will board again to return to Punta Bandera. This excursion is much more than just a boat trip. It will allow you to discover some of the most impressive glaciers in the National Park of Glaciers, offering an unforgettable natural spectacle. Duration: 10 hours English / Spanish-speaking guides Park entrance included Boarding: 08:30 am Departure: 09:00 am Return: 16:00 pm **Option**: Captain Club VIP Lounge For an even more exclusive experience, opt for the Captain Club VIP Lounge. This supplement will allow you to enjoy personalized service, with a seat in a comfortable and intimate cabin, as well as accompaniment by a guide and a host throughout the journey. You will also benefit from meal service and non-alcoholic drinks throughout the excursion, and when you arrive at the Spegazzini Base, a special menu with regional specialties will be waiting for you.

• day 9

  Northwest Argentina: flight to Salta

  The day begins with a morning transfer to the airport to take your flight to Salta. Since there are no direct flights between the south and the north of the country, you will have a stopover in Buenos Aires or Córdoba before taking your connecting flight to the city of Salta, nicknamed "La Linda". Upon your arrival at Martín Miguel de Güemes International Airport, a transfer will be waiting to take you to your hotel located in the heart of the city. During the journey, you can start to enjoy the mountainous landscapes and the unique views of this region. Once at the hotel, you will have the afternoon free to rest from the trip or start exploring the city at your own pace. Salta is famous for its colonial architecture, picturesque streets, and vibrant culture. Among the city's must-sees, you can visit Plaza 9 de Julio, the Salta Cathedral, or the Museum of High Mountain Archaeology, where the famous "Llullaillaco Mummies" are exhibited. Also take the opportunity to taste a typical meal from the region, such as a salteña empanada or a locro, in one of the many traditional restaurants in the city.

• day 10

  Andean gastronomy at Ana's

  In the morning, after picking up your rental vehicle in Salta, you will set off towards a unique experience that will immerse you in Andean culture. Just 20 minutes from the city, you will meet Ana at her home, an authentic place in the heart of nature. This cooking workshop will allow you to discover the richness of the culinary traditions of northern Argentina. The activity takes place outdoors, in an idyllic setting surrounded by greenery and trees, creating a rustic and soothing atmosphere. The experience begins with harvesting some fresh ingredients from their organic vegetable garden, before moving on to preparing typical regional dishes. Under the guidance of Ana and her team, you will learn to make traditional dishes using local and organic products. You will thus discover the ancestral flavors of Andean cuisine, which are a true reflection of the local culture. Once the dishes are prepared, you will share a delicious meal with other travelers from all over the world, while listening to stories and anecdotes about the region's culinary traditions. This friendly moment will be accompanied by carefully selected local wines to enhance the flavors. The experience lasts between 3 and 4 hours and ends with a lunch that you will have helped prepare, while savoring signature dishes from the region. Ana speaks English, but you will also have the opportunity to meet locals who only speak Spanish, allowing you to immerse yourself even more in the culture of Salta. An unforgettable experience where the ancestral cuisine of northern Argentina blends with local hospitality and the beauty of the surrounding landscape.

• day 11

  Route to Cachi

  The journey between Salta and Cachi invites you to a poetic crossing, where the road becomes a brush painting the natural and cultural wonders of this Andean land. Leaving Salta, you venture onto a 162-kilometer route, an odyssey of about 3 and a half hours, punctuated by breathtaking landscapes and historical treasures. Your journey begins with the Lerma Valley, a gentle embrace of hills and small villages, where your gaze gets lost in the lush valley. Soon after, the road winds through the Escoipe gorges, a theater of rock formations and dizzying panoramas. There, each turn reveals a new scene, a new breath of pure nature. Further on, the Enchanted Valley reveals itself in all its splendor, an almost unreal natural spectacle. Continuing on your way, you enter Los Cardones National Park, a land where giant cacti seem to silently watch over the majestic mountains. You then follow the historic path of the "Inca Trail," a legacy left by the ancients, which winds along the Andes. The Recta Tin Tin, a road as straight as an ink line, stretches for 18 kilometers, offering a driving experience that is both mystical and unique, between sky and earth, where the cacti seem to draw a landscape frozen in time. Finally, you arrive in Cachi, a village with colonial charm, where whitewashed houses blend into the light. The soul of this place resides in its quiet streets and central square. The church of Cachi, with its roof made of candelabra cactus wood, tells the story of a region with a deep heritage. This journey is not simply a trip, but an immersion into the soul of Argentina, a voyage through history and the raw beauty of nature. Let yourself be carried away by the magic of the landscapes, the richness of the culture, and the freedom of exploring at your own pace. Salta to Cachi: 162 km of wonder, history, and poetry.

• day 12

  Quebrada de las Flechas: Route 40

  The journey between Cachi and Cafayate is a true invitation to discover the wild and serene beauty of Argentina, where every turn reveals a new wonder. Leaving Cachi, you take a winding road that snakes through landscapes of incredible splendor. This 165-kilometer journey, which takes about 3 and a half hours, is a ride through panoramas that seem frozen in time. The first stages of the route lead you through the Quebrada de las Flechas, a majestic gorge where rock formations, shaped by winds and ages, take on sharp forms, like arrows pointing to the sky. Further on, green valleys and rivers wind between imposing mountains, creating a breathtaking landscape. As you get closer to Cafayate, vineyards begin to line the road, preparing you for one of the tastiest stops of the journey. This region is famous for its wines, especially Torrontés, a floral and aromatic white that captures the essence of the land. It is impossible to resist the temptation to visit the local bodegas and taste the unique flavors of the wines from this land. Upon arriving in Cafayate, you will discover a small, tranquil town, where the provincial atmosphere invites you to relax. Stroll through its peaceful streets, explore the lively central square, and let yourself be carried away by the charm of this authentic place. The imposing colonial cathedral, which watches over the square, is a must-see to admire its architecture and feel the history of this region. Note that Route 40 is paved with gravel, a detail to keep in mind to travel calmly and carefully. Cachi to Cafayate: 157 kilometers of wonder and discoveries, to be savored slowly, like a good wine.

• day 13

  Immersion in the Calchaquí Valleys: a night with a local

  On that day, you will set out to meet a community of the Calchaquies Valleys, where you will be warmly welcomed by a local family. Two villages, both authentic and rich in traditions, open their doors to curious travelers: Corralito or Divisadero. The choice can be made in advance according to your preferences, or decided on site depending on the local community network. CORRALITO About thirty kilometers from Cafayate, Corralito is a small hamlet full of history, nestled between ancient vineyards, red hills, and Andean traditions. Here, you will be welcomed in the only house available for visitors, which makes the experience particularly intimate. Depending on the season, you can harvest fruits and vegetables directly from the garden, then cook and share a typical regional lunch (included). A walk among the old vineyards will immerse you in the village's stories or, if you prefer, a hike to the Los Colorados mountains, accompanied by a community member, will allow you to discover the striking colors of the landscape. You can also visit the church built in 1880 and listen to local anecdotes about the traditional carnival. A pottery workshop is also offered for those who wish to become familiar with this ancestral craft. Horseback rides can be organized for an additional fee – please let us know in advance if you are interested. DIVISADERO Just 6 km from Cafayate, on the banks of the Lorohuasi River, is Divisadero, a peaceful community surrounded by vineyards and ochre mountains. You will stay with one of the three host families, in houses located just a few steps from each other. You will be invited to discover their daily life: visit an artisanal winery, participate in agricultural activities depending on the season (harvest, pruning, or bottling), walk to the indigenous mortars or cave paintings, or take part in a family cooking workshop. The activities last about 3 hours and are a great opportunity for cultural exchange. In both communities, you will be invited to participate in the preparation of homemade meals, in a simple and friendly atmosphere. A beautiful way to share a moment of life, far from the usual tourist pace. This type of stay is much more than a stopover: it is an immersion in a way of life, an invitation to listen to the stories of the land through those who have always lived there. Community rural tourism fosters an authentic, respectful, and deeply human exchange. It allows you to directly support the inhabitants and discover the region through their eyes, their actions, their cuisine, their memory. If you have a preference for one of the two communities, let us know in advance. Otherwise, let yourself be surprised by the chance of this encounter. The families speak Spanish; an interpreter can be arranged on request.

• day 14

  From Cafayate to Salta: through the wonders of the Quebrada de las Conchas

  After sharing a unique moment with your host family, you will take the time, that morning, to say goodbye to them. These simple yet meaningful moments mark the end of your community immersion, before you head north again to continue discovering the fascinating colors of Northern Argentina. On the journey between Cafayate and Salta, taking Route 68, you will cross the incredible Quebrada de las Conchas, also known as Quebrada de Cafayate. This natural reserve in the province of Salta is famous for its spectacular landscapes, sculpted by erosion over millions of years. All along the road, you will be amazed by impressive geological formations: the Amphitheater, with its surprising natural acoustics; the Garganta del Diablo, a narrow gorge with striking red walls; the Castles, which evoke a giant sandcastle; or the Mirador de Tres Cruces, offering a panoramic view of the valley with its changing colors. Stops are possible to explore these natural wonders, walk a little, or take beautiful photos. You can also take a break in charming villages like Alemania, with its colonial church and cobbled streets, or El Carril, known for its peaceful atmosphere and traditional architecture. As you approach Salta, the landscape transforms: the arid formations give way to lush, green hills. A natural transition to a city as beautiful as its surrounding countryside. Salta, nicknamed la linda, welcomes you with its colonial buildings, baroque churches, lively squares, and vibrant history. Don't miss Plaza 9 de Julio, the Cabildo, or the Cathedral, living witnesses of the colonial era. Distance: 190 km – About 3 hours by road

• day 15

  Salinas Grandes and Purmamarca

  Taking the route from Salta to Purmamarca via the new Route 9 means diving into a world of changing landscapes and striking contrasts. This modern road winds through lush valleys, crosses majestic mountains, and connects several typical villages of northwestern Argentina, each with its own cultural identity. Along the way, let yourself be charmed by the natural diversity and the richness of local traditions. Purmamarca then welcomes you with all the beauty of its adobe houses, its quiet alleys, and its timeless atmosphere. This emblematic village is famous for the Cerro de los Siete Colores, a true geological masterpiece, and for its craft market, where you can stroll among hand-woven fabrics and traditional objects. It is an ideal place to take a break, connect to the local rhythm, and discover the Andean soul. From Purmamarca, set off on an adventure to the Salinas Grandes, taking the spectacular Cuesta del Lipán. This stretch of road slowly climbs through desert landscapes and offers breathtaking views as you gain altitude. At over 4,000 meters, the panoramas become almost unreal: it is a journey to the heart of the Andes, between sky and salt. The Salinas Grandes form a sparkling salt desert as far as the eye can see. Their immensity and whiteness contrast beautifully with the deep blue sky of the high plateaus. Once this visit is over, you will descend back to Purmamarca to enjoy a quiet afternoon: stroll through the village, taste the local cuisine, and let yourself be carried away by the unique atmosphere of this corner of Argentina. 👉 Important: we do not recommend accessing the Salinas from San Antonio de los Cobres with a rental vehicle, due to the unpaved and poorly marked condition of this road. 📍 Approximate distances: Salta – Purmamarca: 188 km – about 3h via Route 9 Purmamarca – Salinas Grandes: 66 km – about 1h (one way)

• day 16

  Quebrada de Humahuaca by car.

  Gentle awakening facing the splendid Cerro de los Siete Colores, whose shades change with the morning light. You leave Purmamarca to begin a fascinating day along the Quebrada de Humahuaca, a spectacular Andean valley listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site. This natural corridor, steeped in history, takes you through more than 11,000 years of living culture, from the first nomadic societies to the great trade routes of the Inca Empire, up to the Spanish colonial era. Along the way, you pass through colorful villages, rich in traditions and community heritage. Tilcara, with its lively streets and bohemian atmosphere, invites you to explore the Pucará, a pre-Hispanic fortress perched on a hill, a testament to the Omaguaca presence in the region. Tilcara is also a cultural crossroads: its markets, museums, and vibrant art scene make it an essential stop in northern Argentina. You continue to Humahuaca, whose adobe houses and cobbled streets still tell the story of the caravanners of the colonial era. Here, you can truly feel the Andean rhythm: between the sounds of the charango, the scents of corn empanadas, and the stories of the locals who perpetuate a deeply rooted collective memory. On the way, if time permits, you can venture to the impressive Hornocal, the famous mountain of 14 colors, a mineral spectacle located at more than 4,700 meters above sea level, offering you an unforgettable view of the vastness of the Andean landscape. In the late afternoon, you head back to Salta, the beautiful one, lulled by the last rays of the sun that tint the mountains red and gold. 📍 Approximate distance: Purmamarca – Humahuaca – Salta: 314 km – about 5h drive

• day 17

  Welcome to Iguazú

  After breakfast, you will have some free time to enjoy your last moments in Salta, perhaps by strolling through the historic center or having a coffee on the 9 de Julio square. At the agreed time, you will go to the Martín Miguel de Güemes airport to return your rental vehicle and board your flight to Puerto Iguazú, in the far northeast of the country. Upon arrival in Puerto Iguazú, a small town located in the province of Misiones, famous for being home to one of the most impressive natural wonders in the world: the Iguazú Falls. Surrounded by subtropical jungle, this region offers a unique combination of lush nature, biodiversity, Guarani culture, and human warmth. Depending on your arrival time, you can settle into your accommodation and begin to soak up the tropical and peaceful atmosphere of Iguazú. It is the perfect opportunity to relax, quietly visit the city center, discover the craft market, or taste local specialties such as surubí or pacú.

• day 18

  Discovering the Iguazú Falls – Argentine side

  Get ready for an unforgettable day in the heart of nature! This morning, you will leave in a small group (maximum 18 people) with a French-speaking guide towards one of the most spectacular natural wonders on the planet: the Iguazú Falls, on the Argentine side. Once there, you are free to explore the walkways at your own pace, following the three main circuits that will reveal to you the power and beauty of these monumental falls, nestled in the heart of the subtropical jungle: Lower Circuit (1700 m): an immersion as close as possible to the falls, to feel the energy of the water below. Upper Circuit (1750 m): an unforgettable panoramic view of the falls from above. Garganta del Diablo (2200 m of walkways after a short included train ride): the highlight of the visit, where you will find yourself facing the majestic "Devil's Throat," roaring and dizzying. The entrance fees to the National Park are included in this semi-private excursion, which combines comfort, nature, and freedom of exploration.

• day 19

  A day of nature and tranquility at Puerto Bemberg

  Immerse yourself in a unique experience at the Puerto Bemberg Nature Reserve, a true paradise of 400 hectares of jungle, located just 45 minutes from the impressive Iguazú Falls. Here, nature and history come together to offer you an unforgettable experience, with two accommodation options: Posada Puerto Bemberg and Casa Bemberg, both located on the banks of the Paraná River, where you can enjoy the serenity and beauty of the setting. The day begins with a must-do activity: navigation to Salto Yasy. Ideal for the whole family, this excursion departs from the posada and goes up the river for 13 km aboard a semi-rigid boat. Throughout the journey, you will be amazed by the lush landscapes and the tranquility of the river, until you reach the impressive Salto Yasy. Once there, you can take a 500-meter walk and, if you wish, refresh yourself in the crystalline waters of the waterfall. This activity is of low difficulty and lasts about 2 hours and 30 minutes. A perfect opportunity to connect with nature. After the navigation, the experience continues with a local tradition. From the hotel's deck, you can enjoy a unique view of the Paraná River as the sun sets. There, you will hear the story of the Bemberg family and the Jesuit tradition of mate cooked over a wood fire, a custom that will immerse you in the local culture. You will finish this experience with a small snack, ideal for relaxing and savoring the flavors of the region. The activity is of low difficulty and lasts about 45 minutes. Meals are not included, but Puerto Bemberg has a restaurant where you can taste delicious local cuisine. After a day full of exploration and connection with nature, you can relax and enjoy the unique setting of the place.

• day 20

  Back to the capital

  In the morning, transfer to Puerto Iguazú airport to take your return flight to Buenos Aires. Upon your arrival in Buenos Aires, a transfer will be waiting to take you to your hotel, where you can relax before enjoying your last evening. In the evening, around 6:30 pm, you will experience an authentic evening in the Boedo neighborhood, in the heart of Buenos Aires. This evening begins with a personalized tour through this legendary neighborhood, rich in history, tango, arts, and literature. You will explore the iconic corners of Boedo, starting at the intersection of San Juan and Boedo streets, where literary and musical figures such as Homero Manzi and Osvaldo Pugliese meet. You will also learn more about the literary rivals Boedo and Florida, including J.L. Borges, football and the famous San Lorenzo club, as well as the neighborhood's murals and the Santa Cruz church. After this immersion in local history and culture, you will take a break at Bar Margot, a renowned spot where you can enjoy a beer or a coffee while soaking up the neighborhood's atmosphere. Then, head to a local family's home for an unforgettable cooking workshop. Once you arrive at this porteña family's home, you will have the opportunity to participate in the preparation of empanadas, a typically Argentine dish. You will learn how to fill and close them before letting them cook. Meanwhile, you will learn more about daily life in Buenos Aires. Dinner will consist of Argentine meat (vacío, entraña or bife de chorizo), accompanied by chimichurri and salads. If you prefer a vegetarian option, you can enjoy Neapolitan-style soy milanesas, a unique specialty in Argentina. The meal will be accompanied by Malbec wine and mineral water, and will end with a typical Argentine dessert. This private excursion will be an opportunity to enjoy a unique culinary and cultural experience, while discovering the warmth of local hospitality. The family speaks French, allowing you to share convivial and enriching moments. Time: 6:30 pm to 11:00 pm

• day 21

  Last day in Buenos Aires: departure and unforgettable memories

  The last day of your adventure in Argentina has arrived. Depending on the time of your international flight, a private transfer will be arranged to take you to Buenos Aires airport. Before leaving, you reflect on the discovery of this magnificent country, from the end of the world with the glaciers of Ushuaia, to the vibrant north and its rich Andean culture. You have also discovered the incredible beauty of the Iguazú Falls, an unforgettable experience. Have a good trip back, hoping to welcome you again in our magnificent country, where nature, history, and culture come together to offer exceptional experiences.