Discover the seemingly infinite natural wonders of Patagonia, plus the cosmopolitan delights of Buenos Aires, on this fabulous introduction to Argentina.
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Discover the seemingly infinite natural wonders of Patagonia, plus the cosmopolitan delights of Buenos Aires, on this fabulous introduction to Argentina.
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Arrive into Iguassu airport on the Brazilian side of the falls, where you will be met and driven into the Brazilian National Park for a morning private tour before crossing the border to your hotel in Argentina.
Your hotel is a short drive from the entrance to Iguassu National Park on the Argentine side of the Falls and on day 3 you will be taken on a full day private tour into the national park and will have opportunity to explore the upper and lower walkways, as well as the ‘Devil’s Throat’.
Stay: Two nights in Loi Suites Iguazú – bed & breakfast
After breakfast on day 3 you will driven the short distance to Iguassu airport on the Argentine side of the Falls, for your direct flight to Buenos Aires.
You’ll be met on arrival in the Argentine capital and taken to your boutique hotel in the elegant Recoleta neighbourhood, where you’ll find yourself close to the Recoleta Cemetery – resting place of Eva Peron – and the National Museum of Fine Arts.
A fascinating tour led by a private guide will reveal even more of the city’s highlights, from the cobbled streets and colonial splendour of San Telmo – the old quarter of the city – to the pretty district of La Boca, the Cathedral and Plaza de Mayo – home of the striking Casa Rosada (Government House).
Stay: Two nights in Loi Suites Recoleta – bed & breakfast
On day 5 you will be driven back to Buenos Aires airport for the 3 hour direct flight to el Calafate, the entry point to Argentine Patagonia.
El Calafate is best known as the gateway to the sensational 700,000 hectare Los Glaciares National Park. You will enjoy a private excursion to the mighty Perito Moreno Glacier, which is unique in that it is advancing rather than retreating. Every now and then a block of ice will break off from the glacier and come crashing dramatically into the water below.
Stay: Two nights at the Esplendor El Calafate – bed & breakfast
Today you will fly north to San Carlos de Bariloche and pick up your hire car. Bariloche (as it is more commonly known), is the largest town in the Lake District and is set on the edge of the vast Lago Nahuel Huapi. The town has a distinctly “alpine” feel, dotted with Swiss-style wooden chalets, fondue restaurants and chocolate shops.
Stay: One night at Alma del Lago hotel – bed & breakfast
On day 8 you will drive north along the beautifully scenic ‘Seven Lakes’ route, towards the charming town of San Martin de los Andes. En route you can stop in Villa La Angostura, a picturesque resort town set amidst the photogenic lakes, forests and Andean mountains of the Nahuel Huapi National Park.
Your accommodation for the next two nights is a charming B&B in San Martin de los Andes. Close to the shimmering waters of Lake Lácar, it is the perfect base to explore the region and the nearby Lanín National Park. Trekking and mountain biking through jaw-dropping landscapes, sailing across glistening glacial lakes, horseback riding and even skiing (in the winter season) can all organised from here.
Stay: Two nights at La Casa de Eugenia – bed & breakfast
After dropping off your hire-car at San Martin de los Andes airport, you will fly back to Buenos Aires, for a final night in the captivating Argentine capital.
Stay: One night in Loi Suites Recoleta – bed & breakfast
After a final breakfast you will be driven to Buenos Aires international airport for your international flight home.