Honeymoon in Argentina

Airport pick-up at Buenos Aires international airport (EZE) and transfer to your hotel in a private vehicle. An English-speaking guide will accompany you during your transfer to help you take your first steps peacefully in the capital.

Welcome to Buenos Aires, a dynamic and cosmopolitan metropolis!

You begin your discovery with the historic and political center of the capital: the Obelisk, a symbol of Buenos Aires overlooking Avenida 9 de Julio, the Teatro Colon and the famous central square, Plaza de Mayo, which houses the historic seat of political power.

You then continue to the San Telmo neighborhood: covered passages and galleries, typical cafés in the purest porteño style, antique shops… Locals and tourists mingle in a friendly atmosphere in this historic bohemian neighborhood full of character. A famous open-air flea market takes place every Sunday around Plaza Dorrego.

You finish your visit with the picturesque La Boca neighborhood by strolling through El Caminito, the alley with brightly colored historic houses, a meeting place for painters, tango dancers and singers.

Return to your hotel after the visit. An English-speaking guide accompanies you throughout your visit.

Night at Hotel Boutique Mine in a standard room.

You could start the day with a discovery of the Recoleta neighborhood, renowned for its colonial houses and historic old residences, as well as for its current properties belonging to the most influential families in Argentina.

You could then continue with a visit to the Galería Pacífico, a shopping center dating from 1889, which stands out for its French-style architecture, its vaulted ceilings and elegant boutiques. Just next door, you could explore the Recoleta Cemetery, the burial place of many famous Argentine personalities, including Evita Perón. A few steps away, the Centro Cultural Recoleta offers artistic exhibitions and cultural events.

Then, you could head towards Palermo, a neighborhood known for its art galleries, designer boutiques and numerous restaurants and cafés. You could take time to relax in the Parque Tres de Febrero, a large green space in the city inaugurated in 1875.

Your English-speaking guide, passionate about tango and Argentine folklore, will pick you up at your hotel to head to the restaurant.

In her company, and in a friendly manner, you will discover Argentine music and dance in a patio in the San Telmo neighborhood. She will explain to you the roots of Argentine folklore and tango and the different rhythms, as well as the meaning of each dance.

Two couples of dancers and a singer musician will give demonstrations. Then, they will sit down with you to share a moment, answer questions and chat.

Night at Mine Boutique Hotel in a standard room.

Departure from your hotel between 8:00 AM and 8:45 AM in shared service

This full-day excursion allows you to discover one of the wildest and most beautiful places on Tierra del Fuego. You leave Ushuaia heading east. Once at the Lasifhashaj River, you navigate in giant canoes to reach the Beagle Channel. Throughout this canoe journey, you see many seabirds and, perhaps, a few sea lions near the port.

You then continue by boat towards Isla Martillo, where you can observe Magellanic penguins and Gentoo penguins. The motorboat navigation continues towards the large Gable Island, where lunch awaits you, accompanied by Patagonian wine.

You set off on a 2-hour walk to discover this island through beaver dams, through the forest and along the coast, until you reach the boat that will take you back to Puerto Harberton, then return to Ushuaia by vehicle.

Night at the Altos Ushuaia Hotel in a standard room

About two hours before your flight, you leave your hotel and are transferred by private vehicle to Ushuaia airport.

You then take your domestic flight Ushuaia – El Calafate.

Upon arrival at El Calafate airport, you are welcomed and transferred by private vehicle to the city center of El Calafate.

You then head out to visit Estancia Nibepo Aike, located 55 km from El Calafate.

Founded by a Croatian pioneer, Don Santiago Peso, who settled on these lands in the early twentieth century, the estancia is located in the heart of the Los Glaciares National Park. It primarily operates through cattle ranching and, to a lesser extent, sheep farming. The visit is an opportunity to discover the property's history, gain a better understanding of daily life on an estancia, and witness a sheep shearing demonstration, a highlight of Patagonian rural life.

Dinner and overnight stay at Estancia Nibepo Aike in a standard room.

This morning, you take time to enjoy the estancia Nibepo Aike: walk around the lake, horse riding with the gauchos, participation in their activities, herding sheep back to the fold on horseback, etc.

After lunch, at 1:45 PM, you meet up with your local English-Spanish speaking guide.

In a small group, you board a boat with approximately 18 people to cross the Brazo Rico of Lake Argentin. Once arrived, you take a twenty-minute walk through a lenga forest to a panoramic viewpoint, from where you can appreciate the south face of the Perito Moreno glacier.

You then board again for a navigation facing the south wall of the glacier, which can exceed 70 meters in height.

You finally disembark at the port "Bajo las Sombras" before heading by vehicle to Perito Moreno glacier. Numerous walkways then offer you panoramic viewpoints over the glacier, above the surrounding lenga groves.

Return to El Calafate at the end of the day.

Night at Ponchos Apart Boutique in a standard room.

Suggested free trek to the Laguna de los Tres.

You carry out the hikes on your own (maps available at the park entrance, trails are very well marked).

You could start your trek from El Pilar, following the Río Blanco valley. You would then continue towards the Río Blanco camp (Fitz Roy) and the Laguna de los Tres.

In three hours of walking, you could enjoy an Andean Patagonian landscape to reach the Río Blanco camp, the base camp for expeditions to Fitz Roy. From there, the terrain becomes steeper and more difficult, but in one hour of climbing your field of vision could open up to a fascinating panorama: behind the Laguna de los Tres, the Fitz Roy. A few steps further, you could observe from above the Laguna Sucia with its turquoise waters and glaciers.

This day of hiking along the Fitz Roy massif offers an emblematic viewpoint of the entire area, recognized throughout the world. Descent towards El Chaltén.

Night at Patagonia Eco Domes in a standard room with a view of Fitz Roy.

You could leave early in the morning for a great crossing of the Humahuaca valley. After about twenty kilometers, you would reach the pre-Hispanic site of Pucará de Tilcara, an Omaguaca village dating back more than 900 years. You could visit the site as well as the museum collections, which houses funerary vases, jewelry and other objects from the archaeological sites of Northwestern Argentina.

From Tilcara, you would take the road to Uquía, where you would discover its church, which has housed since 1692 a collection of Arquebus Archangels, masterpieces of colonial art from the Cusco school.

At Uquía, a hike is suggested: starting from the church, you could take a walk in the Quebrada de las Señoritas, amid cacti and colorful rocks. The estimated duration is approximately 2.5 hours of hiking, with easy difficulty. Hiking Quebrada de las Señoritas (Wikiloc).

You would then continue your journey to Humahuaca, a small traditional Andean village located at 3000 m altitude, at the end of the Quebrada. You could stroll through its streets, visit the church and discover its baroque altar on the central square.

At the end of the day, you would head to the Cerro Hornocal by taking the winding road that leads to the viewpoint at 4300 m altitude. Along the way, you could observe vicuñas, or rather, they would observe you, curious. From the viewpoint, you would discover a palette of 14 colors. It is recommended to visit Hornocal at the beginning or end of the day, when the light highlights the site.

You would return to Purmamarca late in the afternoon.

Night at the La Comarca hotel in a standard room.

Your guide picks you up at your hotel to visit the Iguazu park, located approximately 18 km from Puerto Iguazu, on the Argentine side. The excursion is done in private service, with an English-speaking guide.

The Iguazu Falls, in the province of Misiones, always surprise and often exceed what one imagines. As they say on site, you contemplate the falls from Brazil and you experience them from Argentina. They form from a drop of approximately 70 meters of the Iguazu River and group together nearly 275 falls.

In the morning, you start with the upper circuit, which offers several panoramic viewpoints of the falls. You then continue with the lower circuit, from which you can observe, among others, the Dos Hermanas falls and San Martín island.

Free time for lunch on site.

In the afternoon, you continue your discovery with the "Garganta del Diablo" circuit. A trail leads you to the viewpoint facing the "Devil's Gorge", a powerful fall approximately 150 meters long and 80 meters high, enveloped in dense mist.

Night at La Aldea de la Selva lodge in a junior suite room.

Departure from your hotel to visit the waterfalls on the Brazilian side, in private service, accompanied by an English-speaking guide.

You will walk along a route of approximately 1,200 meters, punctuated by walkways and viewing platforms. This path first takes you facing the secondary waterfalls Floriano and Teodoro Da Fonseca, then to those of Santa Maria, from where you enjoy a wide panorama of San Martín Island and all the waterfalls.

After the visit, your transport will drop you off at Foz do Iguaçu airport for your flight (pickup scheduled approximately 2h30 before your flight departure).

Connection with your international flight.