Exceptional Patagonia – From Buenos Aires to the Ends of the Earth

Once you arrive in Buenos Aires, you are transferred to your Tango de Mayo hotel, in the heart of the city.

• Historic Downtown

Begin your immersion in the heart of the capital at Plaza de Mayo, the cradle of Argentine history. With your guide, you revisit the major stages of independence and the political struggles that marked the country, facing the Casa Rosada, the colonial Cabildo and the Cathedral. You then continue your walk along Avenida de Mayo, between the elegant Belle Époque-style cafés, until you reach the National Congress.

• San Telmo – Authenticity and bohemian atmosphere

You then head to one of the oldest neighborhoods in Buenos Aires. Along its cobblestone streets and colonial houses, you come across antique dealers and artist studios, before discovering the covered market. The tour takes you to Plaza Dorrego, where the neighborhood's atmosphere blends with tango culture.

• La Boca – Colors and popular traditions

You take local transportation to reach La Boca and stroll through Caminito, recognizable by its brightly colored houses, tango dancers and murals. Your guide tells you about the working-class history of the neighborhood, its ties to Italian immigration and its residents' passion for Boca Juniors club.

Day trip to Recoleta and Palermo – The elegance and creativity of Buenos Aires (10am to 4pm)

The day begins in the streets of Recoleta, a neighborhood where European elegance is reflected in the architecture and atmosphere. You step through the doors of the Recoleta Cemetery and walk between its sculpted mausoleums, where several Argentine personalities rest, including Eva Perón. A place that tells in its own way part of the country's history.

You then head to the Basilica Nuestra Señora del Pilar, with its white colonial-inspired façade, and enjoy a stroll through the surrounding gardens. You also stop for a drink on the terrace at Café La Biela, a Buenos Aires institution where writers and artists once gathered.

Late morning brings a change of atmosphere with Palermo, more bohemian and contemporary. You head to Palermo Soho for lunch, with the choice between traditional parrillas and design restaurants with fusion cuisine.

The afternoon continues on foot through the streets of Palermo Soho. You take time to discover this neighborhood focused on independent fashion, street art and vintage décor. Colorful murals, artisanal boutiques and cafés line your walk.

This excursion allows us to discover and appreciate the landscape of a subantarctic forest located on the shores of the Beagle Channel. You set off to explore this environment located in the far southwest of Tierra del Fuego province, in Antarctica and in the South Atlantic islands.

You first head to Ensenada Bay. From its shores, your gaze extends over Navarino and Hoste islands, on the Chilean side of the archipelago, as well as Redonda Island.

You continue towards Acigami Lake, formerly called Roca Lake. After a short walk along the water's edge, you reach the Alkush reception center.

The walk continues along the Lapataia River to the bay of the same name. This is where National Route 3 ends and where the South and West boundaries meet. Wooden walkways finally lead you to the panoramic viewpoint, with views over the Channel and the mountain range.

Set off for an excursion into the heart of Tierra del Fuego, where wild nature and history meet. From Ushuaia, you traverse landscapes of mountains, southern forests and wild coastlines before arriving at Estancia Harberton.

Founded in the late 19th century, Estancia Harberton takes you back to the era of Tierra del Fuego's pioneers. You discover its historic buildings and preserved surroundings, far from the hustle and bustle.

Then it's time for navigation towards Isla Martillo, nicknamed "the penguin island". You observe a colony of Magellanic and Gentoo penguins moving freely in their natural habitat. The wind, birds and surrounding landscapes accompany this moment spent close to the local wildlife.

A wonderful way to discover Tierra del Fuego, between its history, landscapes and feathered inhabitants.

Departure and return to your hotel

Excursion "Todo Glaciares" – Navigate through the heart of ice giants

From El Calafate, set sail on Lago Argentino to discover some of the most impressive glaciers in Patagonia. The Todo Glaciares cruise takes you to the heart of Los Glaciares National Park, between mountains, icebergs and vast expanses of ice.

A day of spectacular navigation:

Your day begins at Punta Bandera port, 47 km from El Calafate. You board a modern and comfortable catamaran for a cruise of approximately 6 to 7 hours. Along the glacial channels, the landscape evolves and icebergs reveal themselves in different shapes and colors.

Highlights of the excursion:

• Upsala Glacier: depending on navigation conditions, you advance among gigantic icebergs detached from the glacier front.

• Spegazzini Glacier: home to the park's highest glacier, with an ice wall reaching 135 meters.

• Bay of Glaciers (Bahía de los Glaciares): you disembark for a short guided walk. A panoramic viewpoint allows you to admire the Spegazzini, Heim and Seco glaciers.

Comfort & on-board service:

You can enjoy the scenery from the heated glass lounges or head to the outdoor decks to take some photos. Multilingual commentary on board (Spanish/English) accompanies the cruise.

For added comfort, the VIP option (Captain's Club) is available at €185 per person, with private lounge, beverages, snacks and premium service.

An experience not to be missed:

This day on Lago Argentino offers another way to approach the glaciers and measure the full scope of Patagonian landscapes. Several hours of navigation in the midst of vast spaces, ice and wild nature.

Hotel departure at 8:30 AM for the visit to Perito Moreno, we will cover a distance of 80km.

You first travel along the south shore of Lake Argentino before reaching the entrance to Glaciers National Park.

On site, you use the walkways that lead to several viewpoints. An opportunity to take time to admire the magnificent view of the Glacier from different angles.

You then board for a boat ride on Lake Argentino and get closer to the glaciers. With a bit of luck, you will be able to observe blocks of ice breaking off from the glacier and falling into the waters of the lake.

The day takes place with a visit with English-speaking private guide.

Possibility to do trekking on the glacier.

On the trails of Fitz Roy

From El Chaltén, you set out on foot towards Laguna Capri. The trail gradually takes you into the heart of Patagonia's landscapes, with Cerro Fitz Roy as a backdrop. An accessible hike to enjoy nature and take time to admire the surroundings.

• Starting point: El Chaltén

• Distance: approximately 8 km round trip

• Duration: 4 to 5 hours, including walking and breaks

• Elevation gain: 350 m – easy to moderate level

What awaits you:

You follow a marked trail through lenga forests. As you walk, the landscape opens up to Fitz Roy, glacial valleys and the wild expanses of Patagonia.

You then reach a crystalline lagoon, ideal for a break or picnic facing the landscape. Along the way, you may also spot condors, caracaras or Patagonian hares.

This excursion can also be carried out with an English-speaking guide.

A few kilometers from El Chaltén, you set off for a hike in the Los Huemules Reserve. Here, the pace slows down and nature takes center stage, during a trek to Laguna Cóndor.

Between forest and Andean landscapes

The trail, of easy difficulty, winds through a forest of lengas and ñires. You advance to the sound of birds before gradually seeing the valley of the Río de las Vueltas and the surrounding mountains appear.

After approximately 1 hour 30 minutes of hiking, you reach Laguna Cóndor. It's time to take a break by the water, have a picnic and simply enjoy the Andean setting.

Practical information

• Total duration: approximately 4 hours 30 minutes round trip

• Distance: 3.8 km

• Elevation gain: +158 m

• Level: easy, accessible to all

This excursion can also be done with an English-speaking guide.

The trip comes to an end and it's time to leave Argentina. From Buenos Aires to Ushuaia, passing through the world of glaciers, each stage leaves behind its own images and memories.

You head back to France with tango, vast landscapes and moments shared together in your memory. The trip is ending, but all these shared experiences stay with you.

A return filled with sweetness, after having traveled together through Argentina's southern lands.