Argentina
16 days from $14635 pp with roundtrip flights
This softly paced journey threads together Buenos Aires café culture, the wildlife-rich Iberá Wetlands, the thundering Iguazú Falls, and the vineyard calm of Mendoza. Designed for comfort and unhurried exploration, it blends level walks, seated boat drifts, and private tastings with generous downtime for spa, siesta and golden-hour strolls. You’ll wander San Telmo’s antiques and tango salons, skim mirror-still marshes for capybara and caiman, feel Iguazú’s spray from Upper/Lower Circuits and the Devil’s Throat, then decant days among Luján and Uco bodegas—long lunches, olive-oil estates and sunset picnics under the Andes. Seamless private transfers, B&B / Full Board where noted, and gentle daily logistics keep the focus on nature, flavor and ease.
Note: Argentina luxury tour, Iberá Wetlands safari, Iguazú Falls easy walking, Mendoza wine tastings, Buenos Aires tango, private guided itinerary.
Day 1 : DEPART NEW YORK → BUENOS AIRES (NEXT-DAY ARRIVAL)
Day 2 : ARRIVE BUENOS AIRES: CHECK-IN & EASY FIRST WALK
Day 3 : BUENOS AIRES: ORIENTATION & CAFE CULTURE
Day 4 : SAN TELMO ANTIQUES & TANGO SOIREE
Day 5 : PALERMO GREENS OR TIGRE BY WATER
Day 6 : IBERA ARRIVAL & FIRST DRIFT
Day 7 : DAWN BIRDS, SIESTA, GOLDEN HOUR
Day 8 : CAMPO & BOARDWALKS
Day 9 : IGUAZU ARRIVAL & FIRST LOOK
Day 10 : DEVIL’S THROAT (GARGANTA DEL DIABLO)
Day 11 : LOWER CIRCUIT & BRAZIL OPTION
Day 12 : ARRIVAL & FIRST POUR
Day 13 : LUJAN CLASSICS & LONG LUNCH
Day 14 : UCO VALLEY VIEWS & EVOO
Day 15 : YOUR WAY: SPA, SUNSET OR KITCHEN
Day 16 : MENDOZA → BUENOS AIRES → FLY HOME
Begin your journey to Buenos Aires with a one-stop flight to Ministro Pistarini International Airport (EZE). From the UK/Europe (e.g., departing NEW YORK), and from most USA/Canada gateways, you’ll typically arrive on Day 2 due to distance and time zones. Check in at NEW YORK, set devices to Argentina Time (ART), hydrate, and settle in—tomorrow it’s café culture, tree-lined avenidas and river-wide horizons.
Connection Tips (1-Stop): Book a through-ticket so bags tag to EZE. Aim for 75–90 min minimum at the hub (longer if terminal change/security re-screen). Follow International Connections signage to stay airside and reconfirm the gate on arrival—reassignments close to boarding are common.
Baggage & Seats: Standard is one small cabin bag + personal item; long-haul hold allowance is often 23 kg—check your fare. If you’re tall or prefer easier sleep, consider extra-legroom/Premium Economy (supplement). Keep meds, valuables, adaptor, chargers, spare top in your carry-on.
Jet Lag & Wellness: Switch devices to ART after take-off, sip water regularly, and keep caffeine/alcohol light. Stretch hourly; an eye mask and neck pillow help on red-eyes. Buenos Aires sits near sea level—no altitude considerations today or tomorrow.
Route Preferences by Region
Arrival Notes (for tomorrow): International flights use EZE; the domestic city airport is Aeroparque (AEP). If you’ll connect onward within Argentina later in the trip, allow time between EZE↔AEP transfers. Use official taxis/ride-apps from arrivals.
Tomorrow (Day 2): Touch down in Buenos Aires, meet-and-greet in arrivals, and private transfer to your hotel—then an easy first wander among cafés and jacarandas.
Touch down in Buenos Aires at Ministro Pistarini (EZE). After immigration and baggage claim, meet your host in arrivals for a seamless private transfer to your hotel in Recoleta or Palermo. Drop bags, freshen up and ease into the city—today’s remaining hours are at leisure.
Arrival Flow (Typical): Passport control → baggage → Customs → meet & greet at the exit → 45–70 min drive to the city (traffic-dependent). Your driver assists with luggage and hotel check-in.
Light Plan (Pick 1–2):
Practical Notes: Set devices to Argentina Time (ART), hydrate, and keep activity light to reset. Use radio taxis/ride-apps after dark. Withdraw a small amount of pesos or use cards—most venues accept major cards.
What to Have Handy: Passport & hotel voucher • reusable bottle • light layer for evening breezes • comfortable flats. Keep phones/cameras discreet in busy areas.
Easy Dinner Idea: A neighborhood parrilla (ojo de bife + chimichurri) or a relaxed bodega on a tree-lined corner. Early night recommended.
Tomorrow: Private city highlights at an easy pace and an elegant, seated tango evening.
Wake to jacaranda shade and the low hum of a city that lives outdoors. This morning you’ll ease into Buenos Aires with a gentle-paced, private city highlights tour—short, level walks paired with comfortable vehicle transfers—followed by a slow afternoon among galleries and leafy plazas. Expect café culture, belle-époque avenues and time to simply sit and watch the city flow.
Included (Gentle) — Private City Highlights (4–5 hrs)
Café Culture Tips: Order a submarino (hot milk + dark chocolate bar) or a classic café con leche. Late lunch? Try a milanesa sandwich or empanadas. Tipping is appreciated—leave small notes on the table.
Afternoon — Recoleta at Your Pace
Optional (Pre-booking Required)
Tip: Prime slots sell out 5–7 days ahead; share dietary/mobility notes when booking.
Pace & Comfort: Vehicle-assisted touring with short, level walks and frequent café/photo pauses. Your guide can trim walking or add seated museum time on request.
Safety & Getting Around: Keep phones/cameras discreet in busy spots; use radio-taxis/ride-apps after dark. Carry small notes for markets; cards widely accepted.
What to Bring: Comfortable flats • light layer for evening breezes • reusable bottle • sunglasses/hat • compact camera or phone.
Photography Tips: For interiors at El Ateneo, try ISO 400–800, f/2.8–f/4, 1/60–1/125 sec (brace on a rail). Street scenes: ISO 100–200, f/5.6–f/8, 1/250 sec.
Today: Buenos Aires private tour, Casa Rosada, El Ateneo, Recoleta artisan market, café culture, gentle walking.
Slide into San Telmo’s soulful rhythm—cobbled lanes, mural-splashed alleys, and timeworn bodegones where waiters still pour by hand. Keep steps light with frequent café pauses as you browse antigüedades, flip through vinyl, and wander stalls of leather, mate gourds, and silver alpacaware.
Included (Gentle) — San Telmo Stroll (2.5–3 hrs)
Café & Bodegón Tips: Order a milanesa to share, fugazzeta by the slice, or a picada board. For sweets, try flan con dulce de leche. Small cash is handy for markets; most cafés take cards.
Afternoon — Easy Options
Evening — Curated Tango Soirée (Seated)
Optional (Pre-booking Required)
Note on Optional Experiences: All optional activities are at extra cost / unless specifically stated as included. Availability is limited—please pre-book to secure preferred times.
Pace & Comfort: Short, level walks with frequent café/photo breaks; vehicle support can be added on request. Wear comfortable flats—cobbles can be uneven.
Safety & Getting Around: Keep phones discreet on crowded streets; use radio-taxis/ride-apps after dark. Agree on taxi fares before riding if hailing on the street.
What to Bring: Comfortable shoes • light layer for evening • reusable bottle • small notes for markets • compact camera/phone.
Photo Tips: Street candids: ISO 200, f/5.6–f/8, 1/250 sec. Low-light tango: ISO 1600–3200, f/2–f/2.8, 1/160–1/250 sec; switch to silent shutter where possible.
Morning in Palermo—rose gardens, sculpture parks, design studios. Optional glide to the Tigre Delta on a private boat (calm water), drifting past stilted houses and willow-lined channels. Back in town, toast the city with a chef’s tasting dinner (modern criollo or closed-door puerta cerrada).
Optionals: Tigre Delta private boat • Chef’s tasting dinner (advance booking recommended).
Style: Heritage luxury in Recoleta/Palermo • Daily B&B • Flexible pacing.
Gentle inclusions: Private city highlights • Curated tango soirée • Café culture • San Telmo antiques.
Optionals: Tigre Delta calm-water boat • Chef’s tasting dinner.
Note: All optional experiences are at extra cost / payable locally unless specified as included. Please pre-book to secure preferred times.
Practical Notes: Sidewalks can be uneven—wear cushioned shoes. Use radio taxis/ride apps called by your hotel at night. Carry small pesos for cafés/markets; keep phones/cameras discreet on busy corners.
What to Bring: Comfortable flats • light layer for breezy evenings • daypack • universal adaptor • reusable bottle. Dress smart-casual for tango and chef’s tables.
Fly Buenos Aires → Posadas/Corrientes (short hop), then a scenic private road transfer to your eco-lux lodge inside the reserve. Check in, unpack and exhale—tea on the veranda with wide-open marsh views and the call of jacanas.
As heat softens, head out for a late-afternoon boat drift on mirror channels. Scan the banks for capybara families, watch yacaré caiman warming on islets, and trace flocks of herons, ibis and kingfishers in golden light. It’s mostly seated, camera-friendly, and wonderfully unhurried.
Included (Gentle): Airport meet & private transfer • Orientation at lodge • Sunset boat safari (shaded skiff; assisted boarding).
Pace & Comfort: Activities are timed for cooler hours; midday reserved for rest and settling in.
Practical Notes: Domestic flights may have lighter baggage limits—soft-sided duffels preferred. Roads are mostly paved with short rural sections; a comfort stop is planned en route.
What to Bring for the Drift: Binoculars • hat & SPF • light long sleeves • insect repellent • water-friendly sandals plus closed-toe shoes • small dry bag for phone/camera.
Note on Optionals: Any additional activities offered by the lodge today are at extra cost unless listed above as included. Pre-book to secure preferred times.
Photo Tips — Golden Hour Marsh: Wildlife: 1/500–1/1000 sec, f/5.6–f/8, ISO 400–800. For glassy reflections, try 1/250 sec and a polariser; wipe lenses for spray.
Rise before first light for a pre-breakfast skiff safari when the marsh wakes. Glide past reedbeds as jabiru storks lift off, herons and snail kites quarter the channels, and marsh deer step through mirror-calm water. Return to the lodge for a hearty breakfast and a long, delicious siesta through the warm hours.
As the air softens, launch for a late-day photography float: honey-gold light, glassy reflections, and silhouettes of capybara on islets. After dinner, step outside—if skies are clear, Iberá’s starfields spill overhead.
Included (Gentle): Dawn skiff safari (mostly seated; shade awning) • Afternoon downtime • Golden-hour boat drift.
Pace & Comfort: Short jetty boardings with crew assist. Day is designed around cooler hours; hydration breaks built in.
Practical Notes: Morning air can be crisp—bring a light layer. Midday sun is strong; rest in shade or poolside. Mosquitoes are usually calm on open water but carry repellent for still moments near reeds.
What to Bring: Binoculars • brimmed hat & reef-safe SPF • light long sleeves • closed-toe shoes (boats/paths) • small dry bag for phone/camera • reusable bottle. Optional: lightweight scarf for dawn chill.
Photography Tips — Birds & Golden Light: Birds in flight: 1/1600–1/2500 sec, f/5.6–f/8, ISO 400–800. Golden reflections: 1/250 sec with a circular polariser. Twilight silhouettes: ISO 800–1600, 1/200–1/400 sec. Keep a microfiber cloth handy for spray.
Note on Optional Experiences: Any lodge activities not listed above as included (e.g., extended boat time, horseback amble, private photo guiding) are at extra cost. Please pre-book to secure preferred slots.
Ease into the day with choices that keep the pace flat and unhurried. Opt for a gentle horseback amble across open campo (beginners welcome) or take a short boardwalk loop for big-sky wetland vistas, whirring dragonflies and reed songs. After a long, lazy lunch, claim a hammock and watch capybara graze distant islets. As the light turns honey, head out for a sunset boat or settle into a simple hide for silhouettes and birds on the wing.
Pace: Flat terrain throughout • choose rides or easy walks • siesta hours protected • activities timed for cooler light.
Included (Gentle): Two daily guided boat outings (mostly seated) • short, flat nature walks near the lodge • Full Board meals • tea/coffee & filtered water.
Optional (Pre-book; Extra Cost): Horseback across open pasture (gentle pace) • photography hide session with naturalist tips • extended golden-hour boat drift.
Bring: Light long sleeves • brimmed hat • reef-safe SPF • insect repellent • binoculars • closed shoes with tread • a warm layer for dawn rides and boats.
Photo Tips: Boardwalk close-ups: ISO 200, f/5.6–f/8, 1/320 sec. Sunset silhouettes from the skiff: ISO 800–1600, 1/200–1/400 sec. Keep a microfiber cloth handy—marsh humidity fogs lenses.
Arrive via private road transfer from Iberá or a short IGR flight and settle into your luxury park-side hotel on the Argentina side. After a refreshing pause, step into the forest for a gentle Upper Circuit catwalk—flat, well-maintained paths with handrails—as late light turns to golden-hour rainbows over the curtain of falls.
Included (Gentle): Private arrival transfer • Park entry (Argentina side) • Upper Circuit guided stroll (easy pace, level walkways, frequent photo stops).
Typical outing: ~1.5–2 hours door-to-door from the hotel.
Practical Notes: Trails can be damp from spray—use non-slip footwear. Catwalks are mostly level with railings; benches appear at intervals. Late afternoon avoids peak heat and crowds. Keep your park wristband for re-entry.
What to Bring: Light rain shell or poncho • quick-dry top • comfortable closed-toe shoes with grip • waterproof phone pouch or small dry bag • hat & SPF • reusable bottle. Keep snacks sealed—coatis are crafty.
Photo Tips — Upper Circuit: For rainbows, shoot when the sun is behind you: ISO 100–200, f/5.6–f/8, 1/250–1/500 sec. For silky water, slow to 1/6–1/2 sec and brace on a rail; use a microfiber cloth to clear spray.
Optional (Extra Cost; Pre-book): Helicopter flightseeing from the Brazil side • Private sunset photoshoot on quieter decks (park permitting).
Note: Optionals are at extra costs unless specified as included and may require your passport if crossing to Brazil.
Start early to ride the park train toward Garganta del Diablo. From the final stop, follow a level boardwalk across the river islands to the main lookout—arriving before the crowds for maximum drama: thunder, mist, and rainbows rising from the chasm.
Return late morning for a relaxed lunch and afternoon at leisure—pool, spa, shaded verandas—or consider an optional helicopter flightseeing (weather/availability permitting).
Included (Gentle): Early park train tickets • Guided boardwalk approach to Devil’s Throat (flat, handrails, frequent photo stops).
Typical outing: ~2–2.5 hours door-to-door from the hotel, with built-in breaks.
Practical Notes: Expect heavy spray at the platform—clothing may get damp. Railings and benches are provided along the route. Early departures beat both heat and queues. Keep snacks sealed—curious coatis may approach in picnic areas.
What to Bring: Light rain shell/poncho • quick-dry layers • closed-toe shoes with grip • waterproof phone pouch or small dry bag • hat & SPF • reusable bottle. A microfiber cloth helps with lens spray.
Photo Tips — Devil’s Throat: For mist and rainbows, shoot when sun is behind you: ISO 100–200, f/5.6–f/8, 1/250–1/500 sec. For silky plumes, try 1/8–1/2 sec and brace on a rail. Wipe lenses often—spray is constant.
Optional (Pre-booking; Extra Cost): Helicopter flightseeing—typically departs from the Brazil side for panoramic views.
Important: If flying from the Brazil side, carry your passport and check entry requirements. All optionals are at extra costs unless stated as included and are weather-dependent.
Begin with the Lower Circuit on the Argentina side—closer catwalks, soft spray, and a chorus of falls from multiple angles. Paths are wide with handrails and benches at intervals, ideal for unhurried viewing and photography. After lunch, opt for the Brazilian-side panoramic walk (gentle, wide paths) for sweeping, big-picture vistas across the gorge (passport required).
Included (Gentle): Guided Lower Circuit stroll at an easy pace with frequent photo stops • Return hotel transfer on the Argentina side.
Typical outing: ~2–2.5 hours door-to-door.
Optional (Pre-booking; Extra Cost): Brazilian-side panoramic walk (gentle, wide paths; frequent lookouts).
Pace: Easy walking with frequent rests. Expect mist on lower walkways. If adding Brazil, build in time for cross-border formalities.
Bring: Light rain shell • hat & SPF • non-slip shoes • dry pouch for phone/camera • small daypack • passport for the Brazil option.
Photo Tips — Lower Circuit: Closer spray = keep a microfiber cloth handy. For motion blur, try 1/6–1/2 sec braced on a rail; for crisp droplets, 1/500 sec+, ISO 200–400, f/5.6–f/8.
Note: All optionals are at extra cost unless specified as included and are subject to weather and park regulations.
Fly into Mendoza, meet your driver, and settle into your vineyard lodge. As afternoon cools, enjoy an orientation tasting on site—learn sub-valleys and styles while swirling your first Malbec. Close with a golden-hour stroll through the vines as the Andes fade violet.
Included (Gentle): Private airport transfer • On-site tasting with sommelier/host • Leisurely vineyard walk (level paths).
Practical Notes: High desert climate—sip water between pours and wear SPF. Evenings can be cool; keep a light layer handy. Dinner at the lodge or a nearby bodega (advance booking advised).
What to Bring: Smart-casual layers • comfortable flats for gravel paths • sun hat & SPF • reusable bottle • light jacket for sunset.
Optional (Pre-booking; Extra Cost): Sunset vineyard picnic • spa ritual • private asado under the parrilla lights.
A relaxed day among Luján de Cuyo icons. Begin with two private cellar tastings at hallmark bodegas—compare terroirs, explore Malbec, Cabernet Franc and blends, and peek into barrel rooms with your host-sommelier. Then settle into a shaded, asado-style long lunch with thoughtful pairings and mountain views. On return to the lodge: pool, siesta, or a sunset wander through the vines.
Included (Gentle): Private tastings at two Luján wineries • Hosted asado lunch with pairings • Comfortable vehicle transfers • Easy, level walking on winery paths.
Practical Notes: High-desert sun—alternate water with wine. Portions can be generous; pace yourself and feel free to skip pours. Most wineries are cashless for bottles—cards preferred.
What to Bring: Smart-casual layers • sun hat & SPF • comfortable flats for gravel • reusable bottle • light scarf/jacket for afternoon breeze.
Optional (Pre-booking; Extra Cost): Private barrel tasting with the winemaker • blend-your-own experience • vineyard e-bike loop (flat) before lunch.
Set out on a gentle foothill drive into the Uco Valley, where clean desert air meets snow-dusted Andes. Your morning features a high-elevation tasting at a showcase bodega—aromas lifted by altitude, Malbec with fine tannins, Cabernet Franc with herbal lift, and elegant blends framed by big mountain vistas.
Midday, follow olive groves to a family olive-oil estate for an EVOO experience: walk the press room, learn cold-extraction basics, then taste Arbequina, Frantoio and Picual with pan de campo—peppery, grassy, almond-sweet profiles side by side.
Included (Gentle): Private Uco Valley drive with photo stops • high-elevation winery tasting • olive-oil estate tour & guided varietal tasting • Comfortable vehicle transfers • Short, level walks on gravel paths.
Practical Notes: Uco sits higher and can be breezier—pack a light layer. Hydrate between pours. Many estates sell oils/wines by card; bring a ship-to-home address if you plan to purchase.
What to Bring: Smart-casual layers • sun hat & SPF • comfortable flats for gravel • reusable bottle • sunglasses • small tote for any EVOO or deli buys.
Optional (Pre-booking; Extra Cost):
Note: Optionals are at extra costs unless stated as included; weekend slots fill fast.
Photo Tips — Vines & Andes: For snow-cap lines, use ISO 100–200, f/8–f/11, 1/250 sec; step back to include vine rows as leading lines. Indoors (cellars), try ISO 800–1600, f/2.8–f/4, 1/60–1/125 sec.
A final slow day in Mendoza. Choose a light spa day at the lodge (steam, massage, hydro circuit), a sunset picnic among the vines with Andean alpenglow, or an easy market-to-table cooking class—hands-on, unhurried, and delicious. Close with a farewell glass under pink-washed peaks.
Optionals (Pre-book Recommended):
Note: Optional experiences are at extra cost unless specified as included; weekend slots fill quickly.
Practical Notes: Elevation is modest and walks are flat. Hydrate between pours; request half-pours during tastings. Winery lunches tend to run long—plan a light dinner.
Bring: Sun hat • SPF • light layer for breezy evenings • comfy flats • reusable bottle • small daypack • universal adaptor.
Photo Tips — Farewell Glow: Golden hour among the vines: ISO 100–200, f/5.6–f/8, 1/250 sec. Blue hour toasts: ISO 800–1600, f/2–f/2.8, 1/80–1/125 sec; brace on a table for sharp handhelds.
After breakfast, take a short flight from Mendoza (MDZ) to Buenos Aires for your international connection. On arrival, our team provides meet & assist and coordinates the transfer between Aeroparque (AEP) or Ezeiza (EZE) as ticketed. Continue to check in for your homebound flight.
Airport & Timing Notes: Allow ample time if connecting AEP ↔ EZE (traffic-aware). Aim to be at the departing airport 3 hours before your international flight. Keep your passport, e-ticket, and any visa/ESTA docs handy. Liquids in hand luggage must meet the 100 ml rule; power banks in carry-on only.
Baggage Tips: Domestic sectors may carry lower weight limits than your long-haul. Use a luggage scale if available. Place souvenirs and fragile items in your cabin bag. Keep meds, chargers and a light layer accessible.
Add a Final Night in Buenos Aires (Recommended)
Prefer a softer finish? Add 1 extra night in BA (B&B) to unwind and avoid tight connections. We’ll include private transfers (MDZ → BA hotel, hotel → airport) and a dinner reservation in Recoleta or Palermo.
Suggested hotels: Palacio Duhau – Park Hyatt • Alvear Palace • Legado Mítico.
Light experiences: Riverside stroll at Puerto Madero • café stop at a historic confitería.
Note: Extra night and experiences are optional & at additional cost unless specified as included. Pre-book to secure preferred rooms and dining.
Farewell: As you lift over the Pampas, raise a quiet toast to waterfalls, wetlands and vines. 24/7 support remains active until landing; UK bookings protected by ATOL, non-UK by ABTOT.
Hotel Note: If a listed property is unavailable, we will confirm an alternative of the same category/standard in a comparable location.
Note: We’ll advise current entry rules, baggage limits and optional-excursion pricing at the time of quoting/booking.
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| City / Region | Hotel / Lodge | Brief Description |
|---|---|---|
| Buenos Aires (Recoleta/Palermo) | Legado Mítico | Characterful boutique in a prime, leafy barrio—spacious, quiet rooms, warm service and easy walking to cafés, galleries and parks. A refined base for private highlights and evening tango plans. |
| Iberá Wetlands | Rincón del Socorro | Elegant former estancia set on a vast private reserve—cool verandas, pool and bird-filled gardens. Full Board with gentle, guided boat drifts and nature walks timed for dawn and late afternoon. |
| Iguazú Falls (Argentina side) | Gran Meliá Iguazú | The park-side address for views and access—jungle or falls-facing rooms, infinity-style pool, spa and broad terraces. Walk straight to the Upper/Lower Circuit catwalks at a relaxed pace. |
| Mendoza Wine Country (Luján/Uco) | Cavas Wine Lodge | Adobe-style vineyard casitas with panoramic Andes views—private terraces, fireplaces and a serene spa. On-site/nearby tastings, pools and open-air dining perfect for long lunches and sunsets. |
| Optional Final Night (Buenos Aires) | Mio Buenos Aires | Stylish Recoleta boutique—generous rooms, contemporary design and a calm, residential setting. Ideal B&B add-on with private transfers for a smoother long-haul departure. |
Meal Plans: Buenos Aires, Iguazú, Mendoza — B&B. Iberá Wetlands — Full Board. Exact room categories tailored to your quote.
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