Travel day (international flight)

Transfer from Ezeiza International Airport to the hotel. Night at the Dazzler Recoleta Hotel. You will have time to rest from the long trip or to take a very short walk through the center of the capital.

We will start in Palermo, a residential neighborhood with parks, embassies and important monuments. We continue our tour through Recoleta, one of the most exclusive neighborhoods in the city, where the famous Recoleta Cemetery is located. We will continue along the glamorous Avenida Alvear to Avenida 9 de Julio from where we will see the Teatro Colón, one of the world’s jewels of Opera and cultural pride of the people of Buenos Aires. We will skirt the Obelisk to, now, reach the Plaza de Mayo (knowing its Civic Center) with the Government House (Casa Rosada), the Metropolitan Cathedral and the Cabildo.
We will make a descent of 20 minutes.
Later we will visit the traditional neighborhood of San Telmo, whose magical atmosphere will take us back in time. Already in La Boca we can recognize where the first Italian immigrants settled, famous for its picturesque and colorful architecture. In this neighborhood we will do two descents, the first in the Boca Juniors Stadium – La Bombonera – (as long as it is possible to descend) and the second in Caminito so that you can get to know the most attractive and picturesque area of the walk.
We finish the tour in Puerto Madero, where the most famous restaurants in Buenos Aires are located. At the end you will be dropped off at your respective hotels or the closest to them. (Sundays include a visit to the San Telmo Fair)
Night at the Dazzler Recoleta Hotel.

Transfer from the Hotel to the airport.
Flight to Iguazú.
Transfer from the airport to the hotel.
Half-day excursion to the Brazilian Falls.
We will leave for the neighboring country of Brazil, where, after crossing the border, we will go to the Foz De Iguaçú National Park. It occupies an area of 175,000 hectares, thus being 11 times larger than its Argentine counterpart, with which it shares the beauty and exuberance of the jungle that houses countless species of animals and plants.
Since the vast majority of the waterfalls are on the Argentine side, the Brazilian park has a single walkway, approximately 1,000 meters long, from where you can take advantage of the different panoramic views. It is said, thus, that Argentina has the best waterfalls, but Brazil the best views. The walkway continues to the very opening of the Devil’s Throat, the most compact and impressive group of jumps; A walk to this viewpoint will guarantee leaving you completely wet from head to toe, but with an incomparable feeling.
If you want to enjoy an impressive view, but without getting wet, you can take another section of the walkway to the Floriano waterfall, which has two viewpoints, one lower and one upper, linked by an elevator. There you will be able to observe the water falling just a few meters away and hear the characteristic roar of the Falls. Helicopter rides lasting about 10 to 15 minutes are offered at the park entrance. These tours are only available in Brazil.
(Argentina banned them for environmental reasons) and they are only done when the weather permits, check with the guide to see if it is possible.
Night at the La Reserva Lodge Hotel

From the hotel, passengers will be transferred to the Iguazú National Park, which was created in 1934 (the second in Argentina), and which has a total of 67,000 hectares. Iguazú, in the Guaraní language, means “big water”; It was surely named so because of the enormous flow discharged by the more than 275 Falls: 1750 cubic meters per second on an annual average. The most important trails are three: Lower Circuit, Upper Circuit and Devil’s Throat, all connected to each other and the Visitor Center by the ecological train specially designed to preserve the ecosystem.
The Lower Circuit (1,700 meters) allows you to get closer to the roar of the water falling against the rock, coming into full contact with the falls and the vegetation; an intimate experience that also allows you to cool off with the water that rises with each jump.
The Upper Circuit (1,200 meters) gives a different perspective: seeing the jumps from above, feeling the water flowing furiously under your feet. But the most spectacular is, without a doubt, the Devil’s Throat. A 1,100 meter walkway begins from the train station. which passes, for the most part, over the water of the enormous Iguazú River. Upon reaching the viewpoints, you will see all the power of the Falls concentrated in a horseshoe of falls that deafen and wet the visitor with the drizzle that rises from 80 meters. deep. Great Adventure: This ride of just under two hours combines a 12km route. in 4×4 units through the Misiones jungle and a navigation in zodiac boats through the rapids of the Inferior Iguazú until we enter the Devil’s Throat canyon. We will feel the excitement of having the jumps within reach, so close that we can take a “shower” in them, after which we will return and disembark at the Lower Circuit. The boats are equipped with life jackets for each of the passengers and respect the current safety regulations of the National Prefecture.
(Restrictions: Children under 12 years of age, pregnant women, people with osteoporosis, spinal problems and/or heart history cannot take this walk.)
Night at the La Reserva Lodge Hotel

Transfer from the hotel to the airport.
Flight to El Calafate with connection.
Transfer from the airport to the hotel.
Night at the Sierra Nevada Hotel.

We will depart in the morning from El Calafate towards the Los Glaciares National Park area. The landscape changes abruptly once we enter the Magellan Peninsula area. We will leave behind the Patagonian steppe of sparse vegetation and ocher colors to enter, along a road with narrow curves that runs along the steep coast of the peninsula, in a beech forest that, depending on the time of year, offers very attractive multicolored versions. We will finally arrive at Puerto Moreno (located at the foot of the coastal walkways) on the Canal de los Témpanos. From there, our boat in seconds reaches the front of the north wall of the Perito Moreno glacier.
We stop for a while in front of the area where (every certain number of years) the famous glacier break occurs. Then, we made a slow navigation in front of the entire width of the north wall. During the tour, you can appreciate the height of its walls, the extension of said wall and (if we are lucky and the glacier wants it) we can see beautiful landslides.
The boat guide will give an explanation about the glacier. It also assists passengers throughout the entire navigation. Navigation time, 45 minutes.
For lunch we can choose between a sandwich in a bar near the glacier or a picnic in front of it if you bring your own food. We will return to El Calafate in the afternoon.
Night at the Sierra Nevada Hotel.

Transfer from El Calafate to El Chaltén.
Chorrillo del Salto Trekking. WITH GUIDE
Low Requirement. 3 hours. 7 km. Perfect for making a first contact with the natural environment of El Chaltén, walking through a hillside forest area on an easy route. At the end of the route, a beautiful waterfall and its stream invite you to take a pause for contemplation in the shelter of the native forest.
The trail begins in El Chaltén, at the end of Av. San Martín, at the same trail head towards Laguna De los Tres; You must take the path that heads to the right. Super recommended.
Night at Hotel Lunajuim.

Trekking to Laguna Torre. WITH GUIDE
Medium requirement. 7 hours. 18 kilometers. The road enters the valley of the Fitz Roy River and continues up the course of this river to its source. Just 15 minutes into the walk, you can access the first viewpoint located in a gorge of the Fitz Roy River, which offers a panoramic view of the Solo hills, Adela range, Torre hill and Mount Fitz Roy. On the other side of the river is the Margarita waterfall. Halfway along the route you reach a natural viewpoint with an incomparable panoramic view of the Adela range and Cerro Torre and the granite spiers that accompany it. The path eventually crosses the De Agostini base camp. Leaving the base camp behind, the path heads towards the frontal moraine, which is ascended until reaching its crest after about 15 minutes. From there it is possible to go down to the lagoon, or continue along the same ridge for another 2 km to the Maestri viewpoint. This lagoon usually gathers on its shore numerous icebergs that break off from the front of the Grande glacier.
Night at Hotel Lunajuim.