Itinerary
Day 1:Buenos Aires
Hotel:
Deluxe:
LIBERTADOR, NH Tango, Dazzler by Wyndham Buenos Aires San Martin
Meals:
Breakfast: Excluded; Lunch: Excluded; Dinner: Excluded
Airport pickup and transfer to hotel. Rest and adjust to the time difference.
Day 2:Buenos Aires
Hotel:
Deluxe:
LIBERTADOR, NH Tango, Dazzler by Wyndham Buenos Aires San Martin
Meals:
Breakfast: Included; Lunch: Included; Dinner: Excluded
After breakfast, take a bus to the unique Gaucho ancient farm in Argentina. Along the way, enjoy the distinctive scenery of the Pampas grassland, with herds of horses and cattle, vast pastures, and scattered farmhouses, making one feel immersed in nature. Upon arrival, taste local snacks and mellow Argentine wine, ride horses on the pasture, take an old-fashioned carriage, and specially enjoy authentic Argentine BBQ while watching Gaucho folk song and dance performances; tourists can dance with the locals. In the afternoon, watch the Gaucho horse show on the pasture. Then drive back to Buenos Aires and check into the hotel for rest. Total duration about 8 hours.
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Buenos Aires, Argentina
Buenos Aires is the capital and largest city of Argentina. Its center is the Plaza de Mayo, lined with stately 19th-century buildings including Casa Rosada, the iconic, balconied presidential palace.
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Argentine Gaucho Ranch Experience
Experience authentic gaucho ranch life near Buenos Aires with traditional horseback riding, folk shows, and Argentine barbecue in the vast pampas.
Day 3:Buenos Aires - Tigre - Buenos Aires
Hotel:
Deluxe:
LIBERTADOR, NH Tango, Dazzler by Wyndham Buenos Aires San Martin
Meals:
Breakfast: Included; Lunch: Excluded; Dinner: Included
In the morning, drive to the Tigre Delta area in Buenos Aires province, passing by upscale residential areas along the La Plata River. Board a boat and cruise through the intricate waterways of the Paraná Delta, known as the 'South American Venice', passing vacation houses and private docks. The cruise lasts about 4 hours. Afternoon free for leisure. In the evening, enjoy a tango show while having dinner.
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Buenos Aires, Argentina
Buenos Aires is the capital and largest city of Argentina. Its center is the Plaza de Mayo, lined with stately 19th-century buildings including Casa Rosada, the iconic, balconied presidential palace.
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Tango Porteno
This amazing theater puts on live Tango performances everyday with professional dancers and musicians. Tango is a huge cultural dance in Argentina, and here, you will be treated to a performance and a fine meal.
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Tigre, Argentina
Located north of Buenos Aires, Tigre lies on the Parana Delta and is an important tourist and weekend attraction.
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Tigre Delta Boat Cruise
Explore the intricate waterways of the Tigre Delta on a scenic boat cruise, passing charming riverside houses and lush vegetation.
Day 4:Buenos Aires
Meals:
Breakfast: Included; Lunch: Excluded; Dinner: Excluded
After breakfast, start a city tour of Buenos Aires. Visit Colon Theatre (exterior), 7th of July Avenue, Independence Monument, May Square, the Pink House (Presidential Palace), Buenos Aires Cathedral, San Telmo antique street, La Boca neighborhood, Caminito Street, Puerto Madero, and the Woman's Bridge. After the tour, transfer to the airport.
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Buenos Aires, Argentina
Buenos Aires is the capital and largest city of Argentina. Its center is the Plaza de Mayo, lined with stately 19th-century buildings including Casa Rosada, the iconic, balconied presidential palace.
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Independence Monument
The iconic obelisk on Avenida 9 de Julio stands as a historic symbol of Buenos Aires and a central city landmark.
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Plaza de Mayo
The main square in the Monserrat barrio of Buenos Aires is named for the revolution that began on May 25th, 1810, which eventually led to Argentina's independence from Spain.
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Pink House
The executive mansion of Argentina, famous for its distinctive pink facade and historic role on Plaza de Mayo.
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Metropolitan Cathedral
The Metropolitan Cathedral is located in the very center of Buenos Aires. The architecture of the cathedral is quite notable for eschewing the typical features of Catholic churches: the usual towers, dome and portico are absent here.
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San Telmo
The oldest of Buenos Aires' barrios, the streets of San Telmo are paved with cobblestone and the buildings have retained their original colonial architecture. Famous for its contemporary art, the city's Modern Art Museum is located in this neighborhood.
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La Boca
One of the most famous barrios (neighborhoods) in Buenos Aires, La Boca is filled with brightly colored houses, tango clubs, Italian taverns, and many theaters. Historically, it has been a haven for radical political movements.
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Puerto Madero
Buenos Aires' youngest waterfront district, transformed from old docks. Modern skyscrapers blend with brick warehouses, while riverside promenades feature upscale dining, embodying the city's contemporary elegance.
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Woman's Bridge
A striking pedestrian swing bridge in Puerto Madero, designed to resemble a dancer, serving as a modern Buenos Aires icon.