From Buenos Aires to the Salar de Uyuni via the Atacama – An adventure between sky and earth

Your stay in Argentina begins at Ezeiza international airport. Upon arrival, a private transfer takes you to your hotel, located in the heart of Buenos Aires.

• Historic city center

Begin your discovery of the capital on the Plaza de Mayo, the cradle of Argentine history. With your guide, revisit the major stages of independence and the country's political struggles, with the Casa Rosada, the colonial Cabildo and the Cathedral as your backdrop.

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

• San Telmo – Authenticity and bohemian atmosphere

Next, head to San Telmo, one of Buenos Aires' oldest neighborhoods. Along its cobbled streets, discover its colonial houses, antique shops, covered market and artist studios. The walk also takes you to Plaza Dorrego, animated by tango culture.

• La Boca – Colors and popular traditions

By local transport, continue toward La Boca. You stroll through Caminito, known for its colorful houses, tango dancers and murals. Your guide tells you about the neighborhood's working-class history, its links to Italian immigration and its residents' passion for the Boca Juniors club.

Departure for the discovery of the waterfalls, on the Argentine side, an extraordinary spectacle with its 275 cascades. Walk on the lower and upper walkways to admire the many facets of this incredible natural site as best as possible. It is often said that Brazilians have the best view of the falls and that Argentines have the most beautiful cascades…

You will visit the interpretation center and take the paths leading to the different falls: Dos Hermanas, Bossetti, Escondido, Union, San Martin.

The visit will conclude with the grandiose Garganta del Diablo via the Tren de la Selva. Beneath your feet, thousands of liters of water fall every second into the Iguazu river, a marvel of nature!

Return late afternoon to Puerto Iguazu.

Iguazù on the Brazilian side: the power of water

Your day begins with your private English-speaking guide, who meets you at your hotel. Together, you head towards the Iguazu National Park, on the Brazilian side, as dense vegetation gradually surrounds you.

Once there, you follow a unique scenic trail, which takes you from one viewpoint to another facing the falls. This succession of perspectives allows you to take in the full measure of the site and enjoy a spectacular overall view of the cascades plunging into the gorge.

To the rhythm of the falls

The walk continues with the roar of water as the backdrop. The mist refreshes you while rainbows appear in the light. Take time to stop, photograph the landscape or simply watch the cascades unfold before you.

One final approach closer to the water.

At the end of the trail, the walkway takes you almost into the heart of the falls. You find yourself surrounded by mist, close to the water crashing down with force. Another way to discover Iguazù, where the experience becomes more physical and truly allows you to feel them.

For two days, you travel with your English-speaking guide to discover Northwestern Argentina. Departing from Salta, the road winds through wild valleys, multicolored mountains and Andean villages, in scenery that changes with each kilometer.

From San Salvador de Jujuy to Purmamarca, you then continue towards Tilcara and the majestic Quebrada de Humahuaca. A great opportunity to discover another facet of Argentina, marked by Andean traditions and pre-Columbian culture.

These two days also leave real room for freedom and discovery. You take the time to stop in villages, meet with local people and appreciate the landscapes that dot the route.

Two days to explore a vibrant, colorful and deeply authentic Northwestern Argentina.

You get back on the road through the landscapes of northwestern Argentina to reach Salta via the Salinas Grandes. Gradually, the road gains altitude and crosses the mountains, until the immense salt desert comes into view. A white expanse that contrasts with the Andean peaks in the background.

You leave Purmamarca at dawn, as the first light illuminates the Seven Colors mountain. On board the bus, you gradually gain altitude on the Andes roads until you reach the Jama Pass, surrounded by desert and mineral landscapes.

On the other side of the border, you reach San Pedro de Atacama, in the heart of a landscape of sand and red earth. You explore the Valley of the Moon, listen to the geysers whistle at sunrise, bathe in the hot waters of the highlands and enjoy, once night falls, the starry sky.

A journey beyond borders, countries, time. A stage that invites you to take time to look, to feel and to contemplate.

Gargante del Diablo

Set out on foot to discover the Garganta del Diablo, a narrow canyon carved by water and time in the heart of the Cordillère de Sel. You advance between its glowing red walls, where the interplay of shadows gives the place an almost supernatural atmosphere.

Cañón de Guatin

The hike continues in the Cañón de Guatín, where two rivers meet, underground heat and the Andean desert. You walk among centuries-old cacti, in a landscape of red rocks shaped by wind, water and time.

In the landscapes of Valle de la Luna

You discover Valle de la Luna, where wind and time have shaped a setting with lunar qualities. Between sand dunes, canyons and rock formations, take time to observe this mineral universe and its breathtaking panoramas.

Welcome to the colors of Valle del Arcoiris

You then head to the Rainbow Valley (Valle del Arcoíris), in the Cordillera de Domeyko, near San Pedro de Atacama. The landscape changes again: the colored mineral sediments draw on the rocks shades of red, green, ochre, white and violet.

Before dawn breaks, you head towards the Geysers del Tatio, the largest geothermal field in South America, located at over 4,300 meters altitude. Once there, the first rays of sunlight accompany the magical spectacle of steam columns rising into the air, giving the landscape an almost surreal atmosphere.

You leave San Pedro de Atacama and head towards the Chilean-Bolivian border. After border formalities, you enter the Eduardo Avaroa National Reserve, in the heart of the Bolivian Altiplano landscapes.

The crossing first takes you to the Laguna Blanca and Laguna Verde, whose waters with brilliant hues stretch out beneath the Licancabur volcano. You then continue through the Dalí Desert, between rock formations and vast desert expanses, before reaching the Salar de Chalviri and its mineral high-altitude landscapes.

At the end of the day, you take the road to the Salar d'Uyuni. You settle in at the Luna Salada Hotel de Sal & Spa, located on the edge of the salt desert and offering a view of its immense white expanse.

Mineral water, entrance fees, lunch and dinner included.

Night at Luna Salada Hotel – 3,800 m altitude.

This day is entirely dedicated to discovering the Salar d'Uyuni, the world's largest salt desert. You take time to explore this vast white expanse, where horizons seem to stretch to infinity and where light transforms the landscape throughout the day.

During the day, you discover the emblematic sites of the salar and enjoy the different perspectives offered by this timeless setting, which is particularly conducive to photography.

In the late afternoon, you join the Hotel Jardines de Uyuni, a warm and charming address, appreciated for its welcoming atmosphere and excellent restaurant.

Mineral water, breakfast, lunch, entrance fees and dinner included.

Night at Hotel Jardines de Uyuni – 3,600 m altitude.

You leave early in the morning and cross the landscapes of the Bolivian Altiplano one last time to reach the border of Ollagüe, between Bolivia and Chile. The road continues through the vast Andean expanses until reaching Calama airport, the main gateway to the Atacama Desert.

After this unforgettable journey across some of South America's most iconic landscapes, it's time to return home. From vibrant Buenos Aires to Andean lands, your itinerary has taken you to the spectacular deserts of the north.

In Buenos Aires, elegant and passionate capital, you discovered European architecture, historic neighborhoods and the enchanting atmosphere of tango, a first encounter with the Argentine soul.

Further north, Salta and its colorful Andean valleys immersed you in an authentic Argentina, punctuated by colonial villages, ochre mountains and deeply rooted traditions. Then, crossing the Andes led you to the almost unreal landscapes of the Atacama Desert, around San Pedro de Atacama, between high-altitude lagoons, majestic volcanoes and some of the purest skies on the planet, in a unique setting in the world.

The journey ended in Chile, at Valparaíso, a port and artistic city listed as a UNESCO World Heritage site. Its colorful hills, its historic elevators and its murals brought a conclusion full of charm and poetry to this exceptional crossing of the continent's south.

You return with a wealth of images, emotions and memories, after an exceptional itinerary connecting Patagonian glaciers, subtropical jungles, high-altitude deserts and cities with unique character.