Buenos Aires is the capital of Argentina and one of the most interesting metropolises in Latin America. It’s a dynamic and cosmopolitan city with a great cultural and architectural heritage. It’s known worldwide for Tango and football, but also for its cafés, bookstores and theaters.

Today you will proceed for a city tour.

These tours transmit a complete Buenos Aires, showing sectors of the city of enjoyment, customs and habits of Porteños and Argentinians, such as the most important park, Tres de Febrero, the hippodrome, the Polo Field, Historical Sectors, such as Plaza Italia, Plaza de Mayo (drop off), San Telmo and La Boca. Walk in Recoleta to know the Historical-Architectural Cemetery, recognized all around the world. Churches like Del Pilar, and Cathedral among others. The symbol of our city: the Obelisk. Main avenues such as Corrientes, De Mayo, 9 de Julio, Alvear, Del Libertador among others; neighborhoods with history as La Boca (drop off) San Telmo, sumptuous as Palermo and Recoleta, modern as Puerto Madero; Lezama Park, the Ecological Reserve, commercial and financial areas.

Optional: Half Day Tigre Delta (Delta, Tigre & San Isidro) (4 hours) - Shared Service. Watching the Delta you will appreciate the generosity of nature in a very singular place. We will leave Buenos Aires City going to the north of the Great Buenos Aires looking for the natural scenery of the Delta and its islands. The way of life the “isleños” (people who lives in the islands) is very special. We will know their costumes, culture and their way of life. We will also see elegant residences located in the residential neighbourhoods of the northern suburbs. We will visit San Isidro neibourhood (stop) and the Amazing Cathedral. On the way back to Buenos Aires City, we will pass next to the Presidential Residence (Quinta de Olivos) , where all the Argentinian Presidents use to live during their Presidences.

This city is located in the northeastern tip of Argentina, near the border with Brazil and Paraguay. It is considered a natural paradise with incredible landscapes thanks to the imposing Iguazú waterfalls, only 17 km away from the city center. A varied offer of natural attractions combines here with interesting cultural and historical places to provide a memorable, enjoyable visit.

Upon arrival at the airport transfer to the hotel. Remaining time at your leisure for rest & relax.

Full Day Argentinian Falls (8 hours)- Shared Service English speaking guide. The Iguazú Falls are made up by more than 250 waterfalls on the Iguazú River, on the border between Argentina and Brazil. The Iguazú National Park protects the Argentinian side of this area where visitors marvel at the breathtaking scenes of exuberant and untouched nature. They were declared World Heritage Site by UNESCO in 1984 and recently, one of the New Seven Wonders of Nature. A 20-minute ride on the ecological train followed by a walk along a trail will take visitors to the famous and imposing Devil’s Throat, a horseshoe-shaped, 80-meter-high fall. It is simply stunning and astonishing! Visitors can get to know the falls through the Upper and Lower circuits which are circular trails connected one to the other. The Upper one offers panoramic views of some waterfalls from lookout points such as Dos Hermanas, Bosetti, and San Martin among others. The Lower Circuit leads to the lower part of the same waterfalls where lagoons are formed.

Half Day Brazilian Falls (5 hours)- Shared Service English speaking guide. The Brazilian side is protected by Iguaçu National Park which offers beautiful panoramic views of the Iguazú River canyon and the waterfalls. Once at the Park´s Visitors Center, internal shuttle buses take us to the starting point of the 1500-meter-long walkway over the river gully. We will be able to stop at different viewpoints along this trail for unforgettable sights of the falls and the lush subtropical jungle until we get to the highlight of this visit: the Devil´s Throat waterfall. The stairs or the elevator at this point will take us back to the internal shuttle bus stop.

Set off on a half-day tour to Christ the Redeemer, to view the most emblematic sights of the city. Visit the iconic Christ the Redeemer statue, for amazing views across the city and its various beaches. You can admire the famous Maracanã stadium, the city center, and the Rodrigo de Freitas Lagoon. The statue and viewpoint are encompassed within the Tijuca National Park, so you can enjoy the quiet tranquility of the surrounding natural environment as you watch the skyline from afar. Return to the city, passing by the Sambodromo, where the annual Rio Carnival occurs. The remainder of the day is free at your leisure.

At the scheduled time, pick up at the reception and transfer to Buzios, located 176km from Rio de Janeiro.

Arrival in Buzios, check in at the hotel. Enjoy your afternoon exploring Buzios. Rua das Pedras is an excellent option if you are seeking good food and some shopping.

Set off on an exciting non-guided panoramic Escuna Cruise along the paradise coastline of Buzios. Depart on a traditional boat to discover the most beautiful beaches on the peninsula. Stop and dive into the refreshing clear waters at the beaches of Azeda, Azedinha, and Joao Fernandes and take in the view of uninhabited Islands such as Caboclo, Branca, and Fela. On board, enjoy the cheerful atmosphere and traditional Brazilian music before returning to shore and spending the remainder of the day at your leisure.

At the scheduled time, you will be picked up to be transported to Rio de Janeiro airport to take your outbound flight.