From the End of the World to Rio de Janeiro – An odyssey between Andes, jungle and ocean

Upon your arrival at Ezeiza International Airport, you are welcomed before heading to Buenos Aires by private transfer. You settle in at the Tango de Mayo Hotel, where your stay in Argentina begins.

Begin your discovery of Buenos Aires at the Plaza de Mayo. With your guide, retrace the major stages of Argentine independence and political history, facing the Casa Rosada, the colonial Cabildo and the cathedral. Continue on foot along the Avenida de Mayo to the National Congress, passing by the Belle Époque-style cafés that line the avenue.

Then head to San Telmo, one of the oldest neighborhoods in the capital. Among cobblestone streets and colonial houses, discover antique shops, the covered market and artist studios. The walk also takes you to the Plaza Dorrego, where tango culture brings life to the neighborhood.

Take local transportation to reach La Boca and stroll through Caminito, among colorful houses, tango dancers and murals. Your guide tells you about the working-class history of the neighborhood, marked by Italian immigration, as well as its residents' attachment to the Boca Juniors club.

Start the day in Recoleta, a neighborhood with European-inspired architecture. You'll discover its cemetery, where several Argentine personalities rest, including Eva Perón. Along the pathways, sculpted mausoleums testify to the country's history.

Just a short walk away, continue with the Basilica Nuestra Señora del Pilar, recognizable by its white colonial-inspired façade. After a stroll through the surrounding gardens, settle in at a terrace at Café La Biela, once frequented by writers and artists.

Late morning, head to Palermo, with its bohemian and contemporary atmosphere. For lunch, Palermo Soho offers a choice between traditional parrillas and fusion cuisine restaurants. In the afternoon, explore its streets lined with artisanal shops, cafés and colorful murals. Independent fashion, urban art and vintage décor give the neighborhood its character.

As night falls, head to Piazzolla Tango, located in a former Art nouveau theater. Dancers, singers and musicians take the stage, accompanied by the sounds of the bandoneon and violins.

During the show, you savor an Argentine-flavored dinner accompanied by wine. The voices and choreography notably pay tribute to Astor Piazzolla, a figure of modern tango. An evening to discover the place of this music and dance in Buenos Aires' culture.

Departing from your hotel, you explore the Tierra del Fuego National Park, at the far southwest of the province. The subantarctic forest and the shores of the Beagle Channel make up the landscapes of this day.

At Ensenada, you reach the bay to admire the Navarino and Hoste islands, in the Chilean part of the archipelago, as well as Redonda Island.

You continue towards Acigami Lake, formerly called Roca Lake. A short walk along its shores precedes the discovery of the Alakush welcome center.

The route continues along the Lapataia River, to Lapataia Bay, where Route 3 ends. You then take the boardwalks to the viewpoint to observe the waters and the surrounding mountain range before returning to your hotel.

Departing from Ushuaia, you cross the landscapes of Tierra del Fuego, between mountains, southern forests and wild coastlines, until you reach Estancia Harberton.

Founded at the end of the 19th century, the estancia immerses you in the history of the region's pioneers. Its historic buildings and preserved setting bear witness to the life once led in these southern lands.

From the estancia, you embark towards Isla Martillo, nicknamed the "penguin island". You can observe a colony of Magellanic penguins and Gentoo penguins in their natural environment. As you navigate, the wind and calls of birds accompany your discovery.

This encounter with local wildlife concludes the excursion, in the landscapes of Tierra del Fuego, and offers wonderful opportunities for observation and photography.

Early in the morning, you leave your hotel in El Calafate to reach the port of Punta Bandera, located 47 kilometers away. You board a catamaran for the Todo Glaciares cruise, a navigation of approximately 6 to 7 hours on the turquoise waters of Lake Argentino, in the heart of the Los Glaciares National Park.

You sail among the icebergs from the Upsala Glacier, subject to navigation conditions. Between the blocks of ice and mountain ridges, you discover glacial landscapes from the water.

The route then takes you to the Spegazzini Glacier, whose ice wall reaches 135 meters in height. In the Glacier Bay, you disembark for a short guided walk to a viewpoint, with a view of the Spegazzini, Heim and Seco glaciers.

Onboard, heated interior spaces and glass lounges allow you to enjoy the landscape in comfort. The outdoor decks offer other viewpoints to observe the glaciers and take photos. Commentary in Spanish and English accompanies the navigation.

You benefit from the VIP Captain's Club service, with a private lounge, drinks and snacks included, to enjoy this day comfortably between navigation and on-foot discovery.

At the end of the excursion, you return to your hotel in El Calafate.

Departing from your hotel in El Calafate, you embark on the Safari Azul, an excursion combining navigation on Lake Argentino and a walking discovery of Patagonia's glacial landscapes.

You set out towards the glacier fronts, between snow-capped mountains and icebergs. From the boat, you observe blocks of ice drifting on the water, with glaciers and peaks in the background.

You continue with a short walk on natural terrain, accompanied by specialized guides. Their explanations allow you to better understand ice formations and the natural history of the region.

Without technical trekking, this excursion complements the discovery of Perito Moreno Glacier by combining navigation, walking and landscape observation. You then return to your hotel.

Participation requirements:

• Minimum age: 6 years old.

• Physical fitness: good general fitness is necessary to walk on natural and uneven terrain.

• Activity not recommended for pregnant women and not advised for people with significant mobility difficulties.

• Excursion subject to weather conditions.

Enjoy two free days in El Chaltén, at the foot of the Fitz Roy and Cerro Torre, to discover the landscapes of this part of Patagonia at your own pace.

Organize your hikes according to your preferences. The trail leading to the Laguna Capri offers an accessible and panoramic walk, with a view of Fitz Roy. For a longer hike, choose the trek to the Laguna de los Tres, facing the glaciers and surrounding peaks.

Back in El Chaltén, take time to enjoy the cafés, small artisanal shops and local restaurants. These two days allow you to alternate mountain walks and breaks in the village, in complete freedom.

Starting 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 relief features gradually dominate the landscape.

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

Your first stop takes you to Purmamarca, at the foot of the Cerro de los Siete Colores. Walk through the village streets and its craft market, where colorful textiles and traditional objects showcase local craftsmanship.

Continue towards Maimará, nestled at the foot of the Paleta del Pintor, whose reliefs are distinguished by their different hues. Then head to Tilcara to discover its adobe houses, small streets and peaceful atmosphere.

Leave Tilcara with your English-speaking private guide to reach the high-altitude landscapes of northwestern Argentina. You take the Cuesta de Lipán, whose winding road gradually climbs through the Andean reliefs and offers many viewpoints over the mountains.

You then reach Salinas Grandes, a vast expanse of white salt located at over 3,400 meters altitude. Take time to walk on the salt flat and observe the contrast between the whiteness of the ground and the blue of the sky.

Your guide will introduce you to the geological and cultural features of this territory, as well as its links with Andean communities. A simple lunch or picnic can be arranged along the way.

At the end of the day, head back to Tilcara via the Cuesta de Lipán and the Quebrada de Humahuaca. The return journey extends your discovery between high desert plateaus, colorful valleys and Andean villages.

Your English-speaking private guide meets you at your hotel to head to the Iguazu National Park, in Brazil. The journey takes you through dense vegetation until you reach the park entrance.

Before heading to the waterfalls, you can choose to make a detour to the bird park.

On site, you take the panoramic trail set up along the waterfalls. The walk gradually reveals the cascades that succeed one another above the gorge. From the Brazilian side, you enjoy an overview of the Iguazu Falls.

As you progress, the roar of the water intensifies and mist accompanies your steps. The viewpoints over the cascades, rainbows and vegetation invite you to stop to observe and photograph the landscape.

You continue to the last walkway, which brings you closer to the falls. Surrounded by water spray and the sound of cascades, you end the visit by taking in their power.

In the morning, a private vehicle picks you up at your hotel to take you to the Iguazú National Park, Argentine side. The journey crosses subtropical vegetation until you reach the park entrance. Once there, you organize your visit at your own pace, spending as much time as you wish at each stop.

As you explore, keep your eyes open to try to spot coatis, tropical birds and colorful butterflies. Stop to observe nature, take some photos or simply listen to the sound of the water. This day of freedom allows you to enjoy the landscapes according to your wishes.

You then make your way to the Garganta del Diablo, or Devil's Gorge. A walkway above the river leads you to the viewpoint overlooking the waters cascading into the gorge. The roar of the falls and the spray accompany this final stage, as close as possible to the power of the water.

With your English-speaking private guide, discover Rio de Janeiro aboard a dedicated vehicle. From the heights of Corcovado to the streets of Santa Teresa, this day combines views over the city and walks through its historic neighborhoods.

The visit begins at Corcovado mountain, where the Christ the Redeemer statue stands. From the summit, take time to observe Rio, its beaches and the surrounding landscapes.

You continue to Mirante Dona Marta, which offers another perspective on the city. From this viewpoint, you can see Christ the Redeemer, Sugarloaf Mountain, the beaches of Copacabana and Ipanema, as well as Botafogo bay.

You then head to Lapa to discover its white arches, then the Selarón steps, covered with thousands of colorful tiles from all over the world.

The day continues in Santa Teresa. Through the cobblestone streets, the walk takes you between old mansions, artist studios and small local addresses. With your guide, you discover the bohemian atmosphere of this neighborhood and a more intimate side of Rio.

Your discovery of Rio de Janeiro continues for the morning with your English-speaking private guide, aboard a dedicated vehicle.

You first head to Sugarloaf Mountain by cable car. At the summit, take time to observe Guanabara Bay, the beaches of Copacabana, the Corcovado and the reliefs surrounding the city.

The morning continues with a guided tour of a favela. Your guide presents you with the history of these neighborhoods, their evolution and organization, while giving you an insight into the daily life of their inhabitants. This discovery provides another perspective on Rio, beyond its monuments and panoramas.

The day begins in the historic center of Rio, whose squares and buildings tell the story of the city. First discover the São Sebastião Metropolitan Cathedral, then head to Praça Marechal Floriano. Around this square are the Municipal Theater, National Library, Municipal Chamber and National Museum of Fine Arts.

Your walk continues to Praça XV, where you discover the former Imperial Palace. You then head to the Igreja Nossa Senhora da Candelária, then the Monastery of São Bento and its religious architecture.

In the renovated port district, Praça Mauá reveals another facet of Rio to you. Here you will find the Museum of Art of Rio and the Museum of Tomorrow, dedicated to major issues related to the future.

Next comes Lapa, with a stop at the Arcos da Lapa and Largo dos Pracinhas, before continuing up to the heights of Santa Teresa.

In this neighborhood with a bohemian and artistic atmosphere, discover the Selarón stairs, the Parque das Ruínas and the Largo dos Guimarães. You end your journey aboard the yellow tram of Santa Teresa.

Your journey comes to an end, with memories of the landscapes and encounters that have marked your journey through Argentina and Brazil.