Buenos Aires And The Northern Corridor

Autonomous City of Buenos Aires

Upon your arrival at Buenos Aires airport, you'll be transported to your centrally located hotel. The remainder of the day is yours to enjoy at your leisure.

Autonomous City of Buenos Aires

Kick off your morning with breakfast, followed by an excursion that captures the diverse spirit of Buenos Aires.

You'll discover the city's emblem, the Obelisk, and explore notable squares such as Mayo, San Martín, Alvear, and Congress. Wander down historic avenues like Corrientes, De Mayo, and 9 de Julio. Experience the rich history of neighborhoods like La Boca and San Telmo, the elegance of Palermo and Recoleta, and the modernity of Puerto Madero. You'll also visit parks including Lezama and Tres de Febrero, as well as commercial and financial districts, and the Football Stadium, among other attractions.

In the evening, enjoy a sumptuous dinner and a classic tango show at El Querandí. The performance takes you through pivotal moments in the history of tango, presented in five period scenes, from its origins in Arrabal to the dynamic rhythms of Piazzolla. Experience the captivating music, singing, and dancing every night, brought to life by a talented quartet, soulful singers, and passionate dancers.

Autonomous City of Buenos Aires

On your third day, relish the freedom to explore this enchanting city, brimming with activities, attractions, and sights.

Start your day early. We'll pick you up at the hotel and transfer you to the airport for your flight to Puerto Iguazú.

Upon arrival, a vehicle will meet you at the airport and take you to your hotel, followed by a half-day tour of the Brazilian side of the Iguazú Falls.

Embark on a half-hour bus journey across the river to the park.

Enjoy a one-hour walk along a 1000-meter trail from Hotel Das Cataratas to a stunning viewpoint of the Devil's Throat, where the Iguazú Falls unleash their mightiest flow. Standing at 80 meters, the Devil's Throat is the largest waterfall and a must-see.

You'll have the opportunity to purchase lunch at a park restaurant, picnic in one of the park's scenic areas, or wait until you return to Puerto Iguazú for a meal.

The afternoon allows you to return to Puerto Iguazú and spend the rest of the day and evening at your leisure.

Puerto Iguazú

Join a guided excursion to explore the Argentine side of the Iguazú Falls in three segments:

Devil's Throat: Start with a train ride covering 4 km to reach the Devil's Throat, leading you to the upper Iguazú River. Stroll along walkways leading to a balcony for a spectacular view of the Devil's Throat.

Upper Circuit: A 500-meter ascent (45 minutes) offers views of the Dos Hermanos, Bossetti, Adan y Eva, Bernabe Mendez, Mbiguá, and San Martin falls from the top.

Lower Circuit: Accompanied by a professional guide, walk approximately 1,300 meters for about 1 hour and 30 minutes to explore the falls' lower sections. This tour includes transfers to the Iguazú National Park Visitor Center, where guests can take the train back to the Devil's Throat.

After breakfast at the hotel, we'll pick you up and, following check-out, transfer you to the Iguazú airport for your flight to Salta.

Upon arrival, a vehicle will meet you at the airport and take you to your hotel, leaving the rest of the day and night free for you to enjoy as you wish.

Salta and Jujuy

After breakfast, we'll pick you up for a day trip to the Ruinas Tastil, then continue to San Antonio de los Cobres.

Enjoy a lunch break before crossing Route 40 to reach the Salinas Grandes, located on the border between Salta and Jujuy.

Continue descending along Cuesta de Lipán, where condor sightings are common, until arriving in the town of Purmamarca and its iconic Cerro de los Siete Colores.

After exploring this charming town, we'll return to Salta via the highway.

Salta

The tour begins in the Lerma Valley, passing tobacco fields and colonial towns like Germany, once the terminus of the Belgrano railway.

The journey continues into the Quebrada del Río Las Conchas, where wind and water have sculpted fascinating formations: the dunes, the toad, the bishop, the devil's throat, the castles, the amphitheater, and more.

Travel along National Route 68 to Cafayate, the youngest city in the Calchaquíes Valleys, renowned globally for its wine varietals, especially Torrontés, which you can sample at both artisanal and industrial wineries.

Return to Salta via the same route, where the shifting sunlight will transform the canyon's landscape.

After breakfast at the hotel, a vehicle will pick you up, and following check-out, transfer you to the Salta airport for your flight back to Buenos Aires.

Upon arrival, a vehicle will meet you at the airport and take you to your hotel, offering the rest of the day and night for your enjoyment.

After breakfast and check-out at the hotel, you'll be transported to the airport for your return flight.