Arrival, assistance, and reception by our staff at Ezeiza Airport, followed by a private transfer to your selected hotel.

Breakfast at the hotel.

In the morning, we’ll take a walking tour to learn a little more about the city’s origins and history with the “Walking Tour – Historic Neighborhoods”: We’ll begin our tour at the Recova del Cabildo de Buenos Aires. Using Defensa Street as our main route, we’ll explore the old city of Santísima Trinidad, its architectural developments, its oldest churches, the markets, tango, tenement buildings, and antique shops. It’s a blend of architecture, history, and fascinating facts about one of Latin America’s most famous capitals. The cobblestone streets, Pasaje San Lorenzo, and Casa Mínima, the Mafalda monument, and the Viejo Almacén are some of the highlights. As we reach the end of our tour, we’ll visit the San Telmo Market: a quintessentially Buenos Aires experience, featuring antiques, local cuisine, and the best of the city’s culture. Free time for lunch (not included).

In the afternoon, we’ll explore the neighborhoods in the northern part of the city on a bike tour.

NORTHERN BUENOS AIRES

This tour combines history and modernity. Puerto Madero and its two sides: on one hand, remnants of the city’s second and penultimate port alongside old docks converted into excellent restaurants, facing the buildings that are set to become the most modern and tallest in Buenos Aires.

History comes alive in Retiro; Plaza San Martín reminds us of the epic deeds of Argentina’s great hero, while serving as a hub for buses, cars, and pedestrians traveling to and from downtown Buenos Aires. We then tour the Recoleta neighborhood, with its French-style buildings, the striking cemetery, exclusive shops, museums, art galleries, and tree-lined parks that lead into Palermo. In addition to the green spaces, there are also spots that bear witness to the fact that the choice of this area by affluent families beginning in the late 19th century remains alive today, with the expensive residences currently inhabited by the upper class.

Accommodations.

Breakfast at the hotel.

At the agreed-upon time, private transfer to Jorge Newbery Airport to board your flight to Ushuaia (flight not included).

Upon arrival, our staff will assist and greet you at the airport, followed by a shared transfer to your selected hotel.

Breakfast at the hotel.

Depart the hotel in the morning to explore Tierra del Fuego National Park with hiking and canoeing (park entrance fee included). A unique way to experience the national park, which is one-of-a-kind for combining mountains and forests at sea level in the same location.

A unique experience where nature takes center stage and we are invited to discover it while always respecting the environment.

Early in the morning, we’ll be picked up at the hotel and head south; the National Park is located 12 km from the city, where we’ll spend 8 hours immersed in nature.

We invite you to explore on foot and in inflatable canoes through rivers, the sea, mountains, and forests. With expert guides, you’ll get to know this unique Argentine paradise in detail and become part of a postcard-perfect landscape.

This is an unconventional tour: you’ll hike along marked forest trails and paddle across lakes and rivers, always accompanied by guides specialized in trekking. You’ll navigate the river and Lapataia Bay. Between these two activities, there will be a stop to recharge and have lunch with the group.

Once finished, return to the hotel.

Breakfast at the hotel.

Free morning. Optional visit to the End of the World Museum or a hike along the Martial Glacier, offering spectacular views of Ushuaia and the Beagle Channel. Shared transfer to the airport to catch the flight to El Calafate (flight not included).

Arrival, assistance, and reception at the airport by our staff, followed by a scheduled transfer to the selected hotel.

Breakfast at the hotel.

Mini-trek on the Perito Moreno Glacier (includes National Park entrance fee): Transfer from the hotel in El Calafate to the port located in “Bajo las Sombras” Bay—approximately 6 km before the Glacier Viewpoint—where you’ll board a boat to cross Lake Rico, arriving at the southwest shore after approximately 20 minutes to reach the glacier. Upon reaching the edge of the glacier, the guides will fit participants with crampons and provide instructions on how to move safely on the ice. The glacier hike takes approximately 2 hours, and along the way, you’ll be able to see a variety of ice formations such as crevasses, seracs, ice pits, small lagoons, and more.

The hike is moderate. The ice surface is uneven but firm and safe. You’ll receive explanations about the region’s flora, fauna, and general glaciology, as well as the specific phenomenon that occurs on the P. Moreno Glacier and eventually causes it to break off.

At the end of the tour, you’ll return to the refuge through the lush Magellanic forest.

A minibus is available for transportation from El Calafate for those who require this service. In this case, at the end of the excursion—and before returning to El Calafate—passengers will be taken to the Glacier Viewpoint and its walkways for a visit lasting approximately one hour.

All services operate daily, and bilingual mountain guides are on hand at all times at the glacier.

Important:

Operates from August through May (subject to weather conditions)

To book this tour, you’ll need to provide copies of the passengers’ passports. a) Age: Due to the level of physical exertion and difficulty involved, this excursion is not suitable for people over 65 or under 10 years of age, or for those who are overweight or have serious health issues.

Pregnant women are not permitted.

b) Footwear: Any type of athletic footwear (preferably with laces), e.g., hiking boots or sneakers. Wear thick socks, preferably made of wool or cotton. Rubber boots, après-ski boots, and high heels for women are not permitted. c) Clothing: Athletic wear (long pants for both men and women). It is advisable to bring a sweatshirt, T-shirt, sweater, fleece, etc., as well as a windbreaker and/or rain jacket. Sunglasses, sunscreen, and gloves (very important). Also, a sun hat or warm hat in case it gets cold.

d) Lunch: Passengers must bring their own lunch.

e) Smoking: Smoking is prohibited throughout the entire excursion—whether on the boat, in the forest, on the ice, or at the shelter.

Once the tour is over, we’ll return to the hotel.

Breakfast at the hotel.

At the agreed-upon time, transfer by scheduled service to the airport for your flight to Buenos Aires (flight not included).

Upon arrival, our staff will assist and greet you at the airport, and you’ll be transferred by private service to your selected hotel.

Breakfast at the hotel.

At the agreed-upon time, private transfer to Ezeiza International Airport to board your flight back to your city of origin.