From the End of the World to Rio de Janeiro – An Odyssey Between the Andes, Jungle and Ocean

Welcome to Argentina! Upon arrival at Ezeiza International Airport, you will be welcomed. You will then enjoy a private transfer to your hotel, located in the heart of Buenos Aires.

• Historic City Center

Begin your discovery of Buenos Aires at Plaza de Mayo, the cradle of Argentine history. With your guide, you will retrace the major stages of the country's independence and political history, facing the Casa Rosada, the colonial Cabildo and the Cathedral.

Continue on foot along Avenida de Mayo to the National Congress, passing the Belle Époque-style cafés that line the avenue.

• San Telmo – Authenticity and bohemian atmosphere

Then head to San Telmo, one of Buenos Aires' oldest neighborhoods. Through its cobblestone streets and colonial houses, discover its antique shops, covered market and artist workshops. The tour also takes you to Plaza Dorrego, animated by tango culture.

• La Boca – Colors and popular traditions

Take local transportation to reach La Boca. Walk through Caminito, known for its colorful houses, tango dancers and murals. Your guide will tell you the working-class history of the neighborhood, marked by Italian immigration, as well as its inhabitants' attachment to the Boca Juniors club.

• Walk through the Recoleta neighborhood

Start your day in Recoleta, a neighborhood marked by its European-inspired architecture. You will first discover the Recoleta Cemetery, where several Argentine personalities rest, including Eva Perón. Take time to walk through its paths and observe the many sculpted mausoleums that tell the story of the country.

A few steps away, continue with the Basilica Nuestra Señora del Pilar, and its white colonial-inspired façade. After a stroll through the surrounding gardens, settle on the terrace at Café La Biela, a venue once frequented by writers and artists.

• Lunch and walk in Palermo

Late in the morning, change scenery by heading to Palermo, with its more bohemian and contemporary character. Head to Palermo Soho for lunch, with options ranging from traditional parrillas to restaurants offering fusion cuisine.

In the afternoon, take time to explore the streets of Palermo Soho. Between artisan shops, cafés and colorful murals, the neighborhood reveals itself as you stroll and celebrates independent fashion, urban art and vintage décor.

• An evening of tango at Piazzolla

As night falls, head to Piazzolla Tango, housed in a former Art Nouveau theater. You take your seat for an evening devoted to tango, in a setting full of history.

• Music and dance take center stage

When the first notes sound, dancers, singers and musicians take the stage. Bandoneons and violins accompany the choreography and voices to introduce you to the full expression of Buenos Aires tango.

• Dinner during the show

Comfortably seated, you enjoy a dinner with Argentine flavors accompanied by wine. The show continues throughout the meal and notably pays tribute to Astor Piazzolla, an emblematic figure of modern tango.

• Buenos Aires to the rhythm of tango

This evening concludes the day around one of the traditions most associated with Buenos Aires. After the final notes, you leave Piazzolla with a more vivid glimpse of tango's place in the city's culture.

This excursion invites you to discover the landscape of a subantarctic forest located on the shores of the Beagle Channel, at the far southwestern tip of Tierra del Fuego province, in Antarctica and the South Atlantic islands.

At the Ensenada crossing, reach the bay of the same name and enjoy views of Navarino and Hoste islands, in the Chilean part of the archipelago, as well as Redonda island.

Continue towards Acigami Lake, formerly called Roca Lake. After a short walk along its shores, reach the Alkush reception center.

The excursion continues along the Lapataia River to the bay of the same name. This is where National Route 3 ends and the southern and western boundaries meet. Finally, take the boardwalks to the panoramic viewpoint, enjoying an unobstructed view of the Channel and the mountain range.

Departing from Ushuaia, set off for an excursion into Tierra del Fuego, discovering its landscapes and past. You travel along mountain scenery, southern forests and wild coastlines to Estancia Harberton.

Founded at the end of the 19th century, Estancia Harberton allows you to discover the history of Tierra del Fuego's pioneers. Its historic buildings and preserved environment provide an insight into life in this region.

The excursion continues by boat to Isla Martillo, nicknamed "the penguin island". You observe a colony of Magellanic and Gentoo penguins, which move freely in their natural habitat.

This stage allows you to discover two facets of Tierra del Fuego: its history and local wildlife, in an environment between land and sea.

Excursion "Todo Glaciares" – Navigate Through the Heart of Ice Giants

Discover the most impressive glaciers of Patagonia during the Todo Glaciares cruise, departing from El Calafate. You sail on the waters of Lago Argentino, in the heart of Los Glaciares National Park, for a day dedicated to glacial landscapes.

A day of spectacular navigation:

In the morning, reach the port of Punta Bandera, located 47 km from El Calafate, then board a catamaran for a cruise of approximately 6 to 7 hours.

As you navigate, you traverse the frozen channels of the park, surrounded by mountains and icebergs in various shapes and colors.

Highlights of the excursion:

• Upsala Glacier: sail through a field of gigantic icebergs detached from the glacier's front, when navigation conditions permit.

• Spegazzini Glacier: approach the highest glacier in the park, whose ice wall reaches 135 meters.

• Glacier Bay (Bahía de los Glaciares): disembark on the coast for a short guided walk to a panoramic viewpoint, from where you can observe the Spegazzini, Heim and Seco glaciers.

Comfort & service on board:

• Enjoy heated interior spaces and glass lounges to observe the landscapes throughout the navigation.

• Access outdoor decks to enjoy different viewpoints and take photos.

• Multilingual commentary on board (Spanish/English).

• VIP (Captain's Club) with private lounge, drinks and snacks included, premium service.

An experience not to be missed:

Todo Glaciares allows you to dedicate an entire day to discovering the finest excursions in Patagonia, between sailing, glacier observation and a short walk ashore. An experience focused on vast spaces, ice and wild nature, along the landscapes of Lago Argentino.

Blue Safari:

Discover the landscapes of Patagonia with the Blue Safari at El Calafate, an excursion that combines navigation and hiking near glaciers.

From El Calafate, navigate the waters of Lago Argentino, surrounded by snow-capped mountains and glaciers. Throughout the excursion, you observe icebergs drifting on the lake and approach glacier walls with bluish hues.

The Blue Safari continues on foot with a walk along the shore, which allows you to observe glacier formations from a different angle. You are accompanied by specialized guides who present to you the environment and natural history of the region.

Without technical trekking, this excursion allows you to alternate between navigation, hiking and observation to discover the glacial landscapes of Patagonia.

Participation conditions

• Age: from 6 years old

• Physical condition: good general fitness required (walking on natural and uneven terrain)

• Activity not recommended for pregnant women

• Not advised for people with significant mobility problems

• Dependent on weather conditions

Leave El Calafate to reach El Chaltén with a comfortable door-to-door transfer from your hotel in El Calafate to your hotel in El Chaltén.

During the journey, enjoy the Patagonia landscapes unfolding around you. As you approach El Chaltén, Fitz Roy and Cerro Torre come into view.

Upon arrival, you are taken directly to your accommodation in El Chaltén. Surrounded by mountains and hiking trails, the village will be your starting point to discover the landscapes of this part of Patagonia.

Enjoy 2 days of unforgettable adventure in El Chaltén, at the foot of Fitz Roy and Cerro Torre to freely discover the landscapes of this part of Patagonia.

During these two days, organize your hikes according to your preferences. You can participate in accessible and panoramic hikes, including the trail leading to Laguna Capri, with a view of Fitz Roy. For a longer hike, opt for one of the emblematic treks to Laguna de los Tres, facing the glaciers and surrounding peaks.

Back in El Chaltén, enjoy the cafés, small artisanal shops and local restaurants before heading back to the trails.

These 2 days in El Chaltén allow you to explore the region at your own pace and to breathe in Patagonia, explore its iconic landscapes and leave with unforgettable memories.

Departing from Salta, take the road through the high Andean plateaus in a private 4×4 accompanied by your English-speaking guide. Along the way, vegetation becomes more sparse and the reliefs gradually take up more space in the landscape.

You then enter the Quebrada de Humahuaca, listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site, and continue your journey between colorful mountains and Andean villages.

Make a first stop in Purmamarca, at the foot of the Cerro de los Siete Colores. Stroll through the village streets and take time to explore its craft market, among colorful textiles and traditional crafts.

Continue towards Maimará, nestled at the foot of the Paleta del Pintor, recognizable by the different hues that run across its reliefs.

The day continues in Tilcara. Discover this Andean village through its adobe houses, small streets and peaceful atmosphere.

This day allows you to discover the landscapes, colors and Andean traditions throughout the villages and reliefs of northwestern Argentina.

From Tilcara, set off on the road with your private English-speaking guide. You gradually climb in altitude up to the Cuesta de Lipán, a winding road that crosses the Andean reliefs and offers many viewpoints over the mountains.

You then reach the Salinas Grandes, a vast expanse of white salt located at over 3,400 meters altitude. Take time to walk on the salt flat and enjoy this landscape where the white of the salt contrasts with the blue sky.

Your guide accompanies you in this discovery and explains the geological and cultural peculiarities of Salinas Grandes, as well as the links of this territory with Andean communities.

A simple lunch or picnic can be arranged along the way.

At the end of the day, head back to Tilcara by passing again through the Cuesta de Lipán and the Quebrada de Humahuaca. As you descend, discover the high desert plateaus, colorful valleys and Andean villages.

A day to discover the high-altitude landscapes of northwestern Argentina, between immensity, silence and colors.

Continue your discovery of the Quebrada de Humahuaca with your private English-speaking guide. Heading north, you traverse the colorful landscapes of the valley once more and make stops in several villages.

First stop at Uquía, a small village known for its colonial church. Inside, discover the paintings of the "Arcabuceros Angels," linked to Andean religious art.

Then resume your journey to Humahuaca. Stroll through its streets, among adobe houses and monuments that tell the history and traditions of the region. Throughout the route, several panoramic viewpoints invite you to pause and observe the reliefs with red, ochre, yellow and purple hues.

After a free lunch in Humahuaca or along the way, head back towards Salta. One final crossing of the Quebrada de Humahuaca allows you to enjoy its landscapes before leaving the region.

A day between history, Andean traditions and colorful landscapes, through the villages of the quebrada.

Leave Salta heading south with your private English-speaking guide. You enter the Quebrada de las Conchas, where the road winds between rock formations in shades of red, ochre and gold.

Along the way, stop at the Garganta del Diablo, the Amphitheatre and the Castillos. A few short walks and breaks allow you to observe these formations up close and enjoy the quebrada's landscapes.

At lunchtime, stop at a local restaurant to taste some regional specialties before continuing on your way.

In the afternoon, continue to Molinos. Take time to explore this small village, with its traditional houses and adobe constructions, then discover the San Pedro de Nolasco church.

Settle in Molinos for the evening and enjoy dinner in the peaceful Calchaquíes valleys.

A day that takes you from Salta to Molinos, between spectacular rock formations, colonial villages and vast Andean spaces.

Leave Molinos and continue along the road through the Calchaquíes valleys. As you travel, you reach the southern part of the Quebrada de las Conchas, where the landscape changes in shape and color.

Along the way, take time to stop at La Yesera, El Sapo and Los Médanos. These different stops allow you to observe more closely the red cliffs, rock formations and desert landscapes that border the road.

You then continue to Cafayate, a wine town nestled at the foot of the mountains, known for its high-altitude vineyards and Torrontés grape variety.

After lunch, take a leisurely walk through the historic center and discover local crafts. You will also enjoy a winery visit with tasting of regional wines, to taste the wines produced in the region and learn more about local expertise.

Then take time to enjoy Cafayate and its peaceful atmosphere. A day between grand Andean landscapes, spectacular geology and art of living, which ends in the heart of the vineyards.

Leave Cafayate and get back on the road heading towards Salta. One last crossing through the Argentine North-West awaits you, through mountains, valleys and arid landscapes.

Along the way, take time to enjoy the landscapes and their colorful relief. A few photo stops can be planned along the route.

For lunch, you can take a break on the way or wait until you arrive in Salta to enjoy your free lunch.

You then return to Salta, nicknamed "Salta la Linda" and reach your hotel. This arrival completes your journey through the Calchaquíes valleys, before continuing your trip.

One last stage on the roads of the Argentine North-West, between earth, mountains and vast spaces.

Iguazu Falls, Brazil side: the magnificent view

Your day begins peacefully with your private English-speaking guide, who picks you up directly from your hotel. You then head towards the Iguazù National Park, on the Brazilian side, through dense vegetation that accompanies you all the way to the falls.

You take a unique panoramic trail, built along the falls. As you walk, the different viewpoints allow you to observe the numerous cascades that plunge into the gorge. The landscape gradually reveals itself and you enjoy a spectacular overall view of the falls.

Total visual immersion

Throughout the course, the roar of the water and the mist accompany your walk. Rainbows can also form above the cascades. From the Brazilian side, you enjoy a global view of the falls and can take time to observe them, take a few photos or simply stop to see the landscapes.

At the heart of the water's power

To finish, a walkway leads you into the heart of the falls, closest to the water. The noise becomes more intense and the mist more present as you advance. Here, you are closest to the falls: you feel them.

Iguazu Falls, complete freedom

In the morning, a private vehicle picks you up from your hotel and takes you to the Iguazú National Park, on the Argentine side. Along the way, you travel through subtropical vegetation before reaching the park entrance. Once there, you are free to organize your discovery at your own pace, taking the time you need at each stage.

Total immersion

Throughout your visit, keep your eyes open to spot coatis, tropical birds, and colorful butterflies. Take time to observe the nature surrounding you, to stop for some photos or simply to enjoy the sound of the water and the landscapes. Without any imposed pace, you discover the places according to your own perspective and your desires.

Garganta del Diablo

The day takes you to the Devil's Gorge. Take the walkway above the river to reach this viewpoint where the waters plunge into the gorge. The roar of the falls and the spray then take full effect to complete your discovery right up close to the power of the water.

Discover Rio de Janeiro with your English-speaking private guide, aboard a dedicated vehicle. This day takes you from the heights of the city to its historic and bohemian neighborhoods.

Start with Corcovado mountain, where the Christ the Redeemer stands, a symbol of Rio. From the summit, take time to observe the city, its beaches and the reliefs surrounding it.

Continue to Mirante Dona Marta to enjoy another viewpoint over Rio. You can see in particular Christ the Redeemer, Sugarloaf Mountain, the beaches of Copacabana and Ipanema and Botafogo bay.

Then head to Lapa and Santa Teresa. In Lapa, discover the white arches before heading to the Selarón steps, covered with thousands of colorful tiles from around the world.

Next, head to Santa Teresa for a stroll through the cobbled streets, ancient dwellings, artist studios and local spots. Another atmosphere awaits you in this neighborhood that reveals a more intimate side of Rio.

This day thus allows you to explore several facets of the city, between iconic monuments, stunning panoramas and neighborhoods steeped in history, with your guide.

Spend a morning in Rio de Janeiro with your English-speaking private guide, in a dedicated vehicle. On the agenda, two different facets of the city, between views of Rio and discovery of local life.

Start with Sugarloaf Mountain, which you reach by cable car. Once at the summit, take time to observe Guanabara Bay, the beaches of Copacabana, Corcovado and the reliefs surrounding the city.

The morning continues with a guided immersion in a favela. With your guide, you discover the history of these neighborhoods, their evolution and organization, while learning about the daily life of their residents. This visit allows you to approach another reality of Rio and better understand the city beyond its famous sites.

A morning between grand panoramas, encounters and cultural discovery, to better know Rio de Janeiro and its daily life.

Start your day in Rio's historic center, where several buildings and squares tell the story of the city. First discover the São Sebastião Metropolitan Cathedral before heading to Praça Marechal Floriano. Around the square you'll find the Municipal Theater, National Library, Municipal Chamber and National Museum of Fine Arts.

Continue your walk to Praça XV, where you'll discover the former Imperial Palace, then head to the church of Nossa Senhora da Candelária and the Monastery of São Bento, known for its religious architecture.

The tour continues towards Praça Mauá, in the renovated port district. Here you'll find the Rio Art Museum and the Museum of Tomorrow, dedicated to major issues related to the future.

Then change the atmosphere by heading to Lapa and Santa Teresa. In Lapa, pass by the Arcos da Lapa and Largo dos Pracinhas before continuing up to the heights of Santa Teresa.

In this bohemian and artistic neighborhood, discover the Selarón steps, Parque das Ruínas and Largo dos Guimarães. End your tour aboard Santa Teresa's yellow tram.

A day of history, architecture, culture and bohemian atmosphere, to discover multiple facets of Rio through its squares and neighborhoods.

A Last Look at Argentina and Brazil

After this unforgettable journey, you return home with, in your memory, some of the most iconic landscapes of South America. From Buenos Aires to the wild horizons of Patagonia, your itinerary has also taken you to the Andean lands and the spectacular deserts of the north.

In Buenos Aires, elegant and passionate capital, you explored its historic neighborhoods, discovered its European architecture and experienced the enchanting atmosphere of tango, for a first encounter with the Argentine soul. You then headed to the far south of the continent: Ushuaia, the mythical city at the end of the world, surrounded by mountains, southern forests and the waters of the Beagle Channel.

Patagonia took you to El Calafate, where you discovered its entire spectacular grandeur facing the impressive Perito Moreno glacier. Its immense walls of blue ice and the powerful creaking of the glacier marked this stage. In El Chaltén, Argentina's trekking capital, the scenery changed with Fitz Roy, Cerro Torre and landscapes of breathtaking beauty.

Further north, Salta and its colorful Andean valleys introduced you to an authentic Argentina, between colonial villages, ochre mountains and deeply rooted traditions.

Your journey then continued towards the subtropical lushness of Iguazú. In the midst of a dense forest vibrant with life, you discovered the famous Iguazú Falls and their spectacular power.

Final stage of the trip: Rio de Janeiro and the Cidade Maravilhosa. Between beaches, landscapes and carioca atmosphere, the city completes this itinerary between Argentina and Brazil.

You return from this journey rich in images, emotions and memories, after an exceptional itinerary, which took you from Patagonian glaciers, subtropical jungles, high-altitude deserts to cities with unique character.