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Tour Of Argentina And Brazil

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14 days

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We kick off this journey in the enchanting city of Buenos Aires, where you'll have the chance to explore its most stunning spots, immerse yourself in its captivating culture, and admire a variety of architectural wonders. Following this, you will head to El Calafate, the gateway to the renowned Perito Moreno Glacier.

From the heart of Patagonia, your adventure takes you northward to witness one of the world's natural marvels: Iguazu Falls, experienced from the Brazilian side, known as Foz do Iguaçu. This location offers a serene setting to connect with nature's grandeur. From Foz do Iguaçu airport, you'll catch a flight to the lively city of Rio de Janeiro, where iconic landmarks like Christ the Redeemer and Sugarloaf Mountain await your discovery.

Embark on a 14-day/13-night adventure to explore the wonders of Argentina and Brazil. Our itinerary includes visits to Buenos Aires, El Calafate, Foz do Iguaçu, and Rio de Janeiro.

Seize this chance with the DISCOVERING SOUTH AMERICA package!

Your package covers accommodation, airport transfers, and guided excursions.

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Tour Description

Planned Itinerary:

Day 1 - Arrival in Buenos Aires

Upon your flight's arrival, a driver will greet you at the disembarkation area, holding a sign with your name, ready to transfer you swiftly and securely to your hotel in downtown Buenos Aires. After check-in, enjoy the rest of the day at your leisure.

Day 2 - Walking Tour and Tango Show

Begin your day with a city walking tour. Departing at 10 am from our offices, you'll explore some of the city's most stunning and intriguing spots. This tour is conducted both on foot and via public transport, allowing for in-depth exploration of the Center, San Telmo, La Boca, and Recoleta, where our tour concludes. It's a perfect excursion for taking photos and visiting areas outside the typical tourist paths. The tour wraps up around 4:30 pm.

In the evening, between 8 and 8:30 pm, we'll collect you from your hotels to indulge in a delightful dinner paired with an unforgettable Tango Show. This event takes place at El Querandí, a renowned tango venue in the San Telmo neighborhood, where you'll be treated to a three-course gourmet dinner featuring a variety of typical dishes and regional wines. Following the meal, enjoy an incredible show that journeys through the History of Tango with various dance pairs and singers. You'll be returned to your hotel around midnight.

Day 3 - Sailing to Tigre

Your adventure starts at the boat terminal in the upscale Puerto Madero neighborhood, where your guide will meet you at 9:45 am. From there, embark on a cruise along the Río de la Plata and the Delta, capturing the finest views of the city. Upon reaching Tigre, you'll board a tourist bus to visit the main attractions, followed by a walking tour of the famous Puerto de Frutos market. Finally, you'll return to Buenos Aires by train, concluding the tour at Retiro station.

Day 4 - Arrival in Calafate

Based on your flight schedule, a driver will pick you up at your hotel to transfer you to the airport for your flight. Upon your arrival in El Calafate, you'll be transferred to your hotel for check-in. Enjoy the remainder of the day at your leisure.

Day 5 - Perito Moreno and Nautical Safari

Departing at 9 am, you'll be collected from your hotels to journey along the picturesque Route 11, skirting the main body of Lake Argentino en route to the Los Glaciares National Park.

Upon arrival at the park, we proceed to the Curve of Sighs, where you'll disembark to view the Perito Moreno Glacier for the first time. A subsequent stop at the Bajo las Sombras Pier allows for a sail to the glacier's south wall. We'll then head to the glacier's front walkways, where various balconies at different heights offer diverse and breathtaking perspectives. In the afternoon, we begin our return to El Calafate.

Day 6 - Free Day

Take advantage of a free day, offering you the option to embark on an additional excursion, such as sailing or hiking, or simply relax and enjoy your accommodation at your own pace.

Day 7 - Arrival in Foz de Iguazu

According to your flight schedule, a driver will pick you up at your hotel to transport you to the airport for your flight to Foz de Iguazu. Upon arrival, you'll be transferred to your hotel for check-in. Spend the rest of the day at your leisure.

Day 8 - Brazilian Falls

You'll be picked up from your hotel and taken to the Iguassu National Park (Brazilian side). This park spans 185,000 hectares. The walkways, measuring 1,200 meters, extend over the Iguazu River gorge, offering a panoramic view of the Argentine falls, perfect for photography. As the tour nears its end, you'll arrive at the lower viewpoint of Garganta del Diablo, approximately 200 meters away. This breathtaking scene is further enhanced by the continual formation of rainbows.

Day 9 - Argentine Falls

Begin with an early morning hotel transfer to explore the Argentinian side of the park. After passing the entry portal, head to the “Central Station”, where a train service is available to take you to “Cataratas Station” and/or “Garganta del Diablo Station”. Alternatively, access the Waterfalls Circuits (Upper and Lower Walkway) via the “Sendero Verde” Pedestrian Path, a 600-meter trail starting at the Visitor Service Center and ending at the Cataratas Station.

Day 10 - Arrival in Rio de Janeiro

Depending on your chosen option, transportation will take you to the Foz de Iguassu airport to catch your flight to Rio. Once there, you'll be transferred to your hotel, allowing you to check in and relish the rest of your day at leisure.

Day 11 - Corcovado and Sugar Loaf Mountain

Your tour begins with a hotel pickup to visit the iconic Corcovado Hill, home to the majestic Christ the Redeemer statue, standing at 710 meters high. In addition to marveling at this world-renowned landmark, you'll be surrounded by nature within the Tijuca Forest National Park, the largest urban forest globally.

From the peak, enjoy a breathtaking panoramic view that encompasses Rodrigo de Freitas Lagoon, the city's northern area, and several beaches. Next, we'll proceed to the legendary Maracana Stadium for an external visit to admire its grandeur.
Continuing our journey, we'll stop at the famous Carnival Avenue, the Sambadrome, and explore Apotheosis Square.
We'll take a break to savor a delicious lunch at a traditional steakhouse before heading to the stunning Sugar Loaf Mountain, 395 meters above sea level, in the heart of Guanabara Bay. A glass cable car takes us to the summit, offering a 360° view of Copacabana, Urca, Botafogo, Flamengo, and the surrounding areas.
To conclude, we'll explore the city's charming Historic Center, visiting the majestic Metropolitan Cathedral, the famed Selarón Staircase, and passing by the iconic Arcos da Lapa.
After a day filled with activities and discoveries, we'll return you to your hotel, where you can relax and reflect on this unforgettable experience.

Day 12 - Boat Trip Around Guanabara Bay

Departing from the hotel, we'll head to Marina da Glória to board the sloop for a tour of Guanabara Bay, lasting approximately 1 hour and 40 minutes. From the Bay, you'll have the chance to see the Museum of Tomorrow (Museu do Amanhã), designed by renowned Spanish architect Santiago Calatrava.

As we continue and pass beneath the Rio – Niteroi Bridge, you'll see the Santa Teresa neighborhood, Santos Dumont Airport, and the trio of forts constructed to defend the city: São João Fort, Lajes Fort, and Santa Fort Cross. Niteroi city lies across the bridge, offering some of the best views of Rio de Janeiro.

Pick-up and drop-off are not included in this tour; passengers must reach the meeting point at Marina da Gloria.

Day 13 - Free Day

Use this day as a rest day, or consider a tour to Pedra da Gávea or Tijuca Forest.

Day 14 - Farewell to Rio

After enjoying breakfast on your final day at the hotel, you'll be transferred to the airport to continue your journey or return home.

End of services, marking the joy of experiencing the finest tour in South America.

What’s included?

What’s included:

*Nights of accommodation in the selected hotel in a standard room with breakfast included: 3 nights in Buenos Aires, 3 nights in El Calafate, 3 nights in Foz de Iguazú and 4 nights in Rio de Janeiro. *Excursions and transfers detailed in the program. *Taxes.

What’s NOT included:

*Flights. *Tickets. *Extras, meals, drinks and services not detailed in the program. *Personal expenses.

Frequently Asked Questions

The tour package typically includes hotel accommodations with breakfast, airport transfers, guided tours in Spanish (Buenos Aires city tour, Iguazu Falls, and Rio de Janeiro's main attractions such as Christ the Redeemer and Sugarloaf Mountain), entrance fees as indicated in the itinerary, and assistance during the trip. Depending on the package selected, domestic flights and hotel upgrades may be added. International flights, unspecified meals, local taxes, tips, and personal expenses are not usually included. Extra nights, optional excursions, and travel insurance can be added. Please refer to the tour description to confirm included and excluded services.

The typical itinerary for this combined trip usually lasts between 8 and 12 days, with strategic stops in Buenos Aires, Iguazu Falls, and Rio de Janeiro. It generally begins in Buenos Aires with a city tour and free time for dining and a tango show; continues in Iguazu with visits to the Argentinian side and, if chosen, the Brazilian side; and ends in Rio with beaches, Sugarloaf Mountain, and Christ the Redeemer. Transfers are included, and in many cases, domestic flights between destinations are also included. There are free days for optional activities. The duration and order of itineraries may vary depending on the season, flight availability, and the tour package category.

The best time for this tour of Argentina and Brazil is usually spring and autumn (September–November and March–May), with mild weather in Buenos Aires and pleasant weather in Rio. Summer (December–March) is hot and humid, especially in Iguazu, where rain is frequent and the flow of the Falls is impressive. Winter (June–August) has mild weather with cool nights. We recommend bringing comfortable walking shoes, a lightweight raincoat, insect repellent, sunscreen, a hat, and a reusable water bottle. For dinners or shows, smart casual attire is recommended. Check the forecast closer to your departure date to adjust your packing and optimize your travel experience.

Documentation requirements vary depending on nationality. Generally, a valid passport (ideally with at least six months of validity remaining) and a return ticket are required. Some nationalities can enter Argentina and/or Brazil without a tourist visa; others must obtain one in advance. For those visiting Iguazu Falls, the yellow fever vaccination may be recommended depending on your profile and country of origin; consult with a travel medicine clinic. It is highly advisable to purchase travel insurance with medical and cancellation coverage. Immigration and health requirements change frequently: verify official information with embassies, consulates, immigration authorities, and your airline before booking.

A deposit is usually required to confirm your booking, and the balance is due before departure. Prices are typically quoted in USD or local currency, and credit cards or bank transfers are accepted depending on the operator's policy. Changes to dates or services are subject to availability and may incur fare differences. Cancellation policies vary depending on the rate: some are refundable with prior notice, while others are non-refundable or subject to penalties from hotels, airlines, and local suppliers. We recommend purchasing travel insurance for justifiable reasons. After payment, you will receive confirmation, e-vouchers, and assistance with any itinerary adjustments.

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