DAY 01
Welcome to Buenos Aires.
Reception at Ezeiza International Airport and transfer to the hotel.
Accommodation: Selected hotel in standard rooms with breakfast included for 03 nights.
DAY 02
Regular Panoramic City Tour
Dynamic, sophisticated and irresistible. Buenos Aires is special. An original combination of the atmosphere of European cities and the charm of Latin American cities. This tour is an introduction to its physiognomy, its history, its architecture, its culture, its inhabitants, its keys, its anecdotes and its secrets.
Neighborhoods with history such as La Boca and San Telmo, sumptuous neighborhoods such as Palermo and Recoleta, and modern neighborhoods such as Puerto Madero are explored.
You will visit the most significant sites of the city such as the Obelisk and the majestic Avenida 9 de Julio, observing the future of a village that became a megalopolis.
Dinner and Tango Show in the evening night with regular transfer.
You will enjoy the experience of the sensual dance of Tango, which reveals the spirit of Buenos Aires, accompanied by a complete dinner with typical Argentine dishes. Everything is celebrated in a romantic and intimate atmosphere and transfers are included.
DAY 03
Regular excursion to the Tiger Delta.
The tour to Tigre consists of a visit to the north of Greater Buenos Aires to visit, first, the center of San Isidro, arriving then at the Tiger City where we will board a catamaran to take a ride through the rivers of the Delta where the life of the islander is very special, and you will be able to learn about their customs, culture and ways of life.
Making contact with the Delta means valuing the generosity of nature and realize that this unique place in the world can never be invisible to the eyes.
Then, you will have free time to walk and take photos in the Puerto de Frutos.
DAY 04
Farewell to Buenos Aires.
In the morning, after breakfast, you will check out at your hotel and have free time until Your vehicle will pick you up to take you to the airport of your choice in the city.
