Argentina's Wonders Special Eclipse

Upon your arrival at Ezeiza International Airport, you are welcomed before heading to Buenos Aires by private transfer. You settle in at the Tango de Mayo Hotel, where your stay in Argentina begins.

Begin your discovery of Buenos Aires at the Plaza de Mayo. With your guide, trace the major stages of Argentine independence and political history, facing the Casa Rosada, the colonial Cabildo and the cathedral. Continue on foot along the Avenida de Mayo to the National Congress, passing the Belle Époque-style cafés that line the avenue.

Then head to San Telmo, one of the capital's oldest neighborhoods. Among cobblestone streets and colonial houses, discover antique shops, the covered market and artist workshops. The walk also takes you to the Plaza Dorrego, where tango culture brings the neighborhood to life.

Use local transport to reach La Boca and walk through Caminito, with its multicolored houses, tango dancers and murals. Your guide tells you about the neighborhood's working-class history, marked by Italian immigration, as well as its residents' attachment to the Boca Juniors club.

With your guide, you discover Palermo, between green spaces and cultural life. You first stroll through the Bosques de Palermo, along the lakes, rose gardens and shaded paths.

You continue towards Palermo Soho and Palermo Hollywood, where designer boutiques, street art and cafés meet. These neighborhoods, marked by creativity and nightlife, reveal another facet of Buenos Aires.

The visit continues to Recoleta. Its grand avenues, its buildings inspired by Parisian architecture and its museums testify to the aristocratic past of the capital. You discover the Recoleta cemetery, which notably houses the tomb of Eva Perón.

In the neighboring streets, you continue your stroll between art galleries, bookstores and traditional cafés, following the heritage and cultural life of the neighborhood.

Near Buenos Aires, you discover the Delta Du Paraná, a landscape of islands, forests and river branches. Here, travel is done by water and houses are drawn among the trees, along the banks.

You board for a boat ride across the delta. During the navigation, you observe the landscapes of the islands, the fishermen and the colorful houses on stilts. Herons can also be spotted at the water's edge.

The delta is home to many migratory birds and aquatic plants, as well as capybaras and a few caimans. This discovery allows you to experience an environment where the life of inhabitants remains closely linked to rivers and nature.

You are heading off to discover the Iguazú Falls on the Argentine side, a collection of 275 waterfalls. The lower and upper walkways offer different viewpoints to observe the falls and enjoy their natural surroundings.

You visit the interpretation center, then take the paths that lead to the Dos Hermanas, Bossetti, Escondido, Unión and San Martín waterfalls. Along the way, you discover the multiple facets of the site.

Your visit continues aboard the Tren de la Selva to reach the Garganta del Diablo. From the walkways, you observe thousands of liters of water plunging into the río Iguazú every second.

You return to Puerto Iguazú at the end of the afternoon.

Your English-speaking private guide meets you at your hotel to head to the Iguazu National Park in Brazil. The journey takes you through dense vegetation to the park entrance.

Before reaching the waterfalls, you can choose to take a detour to the bird park.

On site, you take the panoramic trail set up along the waterfalls. The walk gradually reveals the cascades that succeed one another above the gorge. From the Brazilian side, you enjoy an overview of the Iguazu Falls.

As you advance, the roar of the water intensifies and water spray accompanies your steps. The viewpoints over the cascades, rainbows and vegetation invite you to stop to observe and photograph the landscape.

You continue to the last footbridge, which brings you closer to the falls. Surrounded by water projections and the sound of the cascades, you finish the visit by taking in the measure of their power.

On February 6, 2027, you dedicate this day to observing the annular solar eclipse in Mar del Plata, with your English-speaking guide.

You settle in a location selected for its observation conditions, on the edge of the Atlantic Ocean. Your guide accompanies you in discovering the different phases of the eclipse and explains the progression of this astronomical phenomenon.

When the Moon aligns in front of the Sun, a "ring of fire" appears around its silhouette. For a few minutes, the light changes and gives a different atmosphere to the landscape.

Your trip to Argentina is coming to an end. From the hustle and bustle of Buenos Aires to the Iguazú Falls, then to the shores of Mar del Plata, you leave with memories of landscapes, encounters and the annular eclipse.

This experience tailored for you by Maxturismo Argentina by Nomadays will have introduced you to several faces of the country, with, perhaps, the desire to return.

You benefit from a private transfer to the airport for your return to Paris.