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Buenos Aires in 5 days is an itinerary that shows the parts and history of the city, from the old Plaza de Mayo to the modern Puerto Madero. We also go and spend a day in the countryside and navigate the Río Paraná delta.
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Buenos Aires and its historical focal points of the Plaza and Avenida de Mayo with its colonial and European influences that combine with the local flavor of each street, the old cobbled streets of San Telmo and the recycled docks of Puerto Madero.
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The Boca versus River is one of the great classic Argentinean football matches and one of the world's most important Derby games, comparable to Real Madrid vs Barcelona. Also we take time to discover the Tango and escape the city to experience the traditional Argentinean country life.
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Itinerary dedicated to the Tango, getting to know Buenos Aires through its music and dance. We dedicate a day to the Tango learning how to dance, making a tour of local dance sites and going to a Tango dinner show.
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The impressive Iguazú Falls, the peaceful Colonia del Sacramento of Uruguay and getting to know Buenos Aires with a day dedicated to Tango and a tour of some renown Buenos Aires cafes and shoppings.
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A tour of Uruguay and Buenos Aires in a special program that includes the three most important destinations in neighbouring Uruguay, Montevideo, its capital, Punta del Este and Colonia del Sacramento.
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A tour to Buenos Aires visiting its most traditional places complemented by trips to Salta the beautiful, the Iguazú Falls in the north of Argentina and finally escaping to the exotic beaches of Río de Janeiro and Buzios or Angra do Reis in Brazil.
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A full and complete tour visiting Buenos Aires, the centre of Argentina, traveling to Rosario and Córdoba, discovering the Route of the Jesuit Estancias until we arrive in the North East to visit Tucumán, Salta with Cafayate and Jujuy with la Quebrada de Humahuaca...
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Classic trip to Iguazú Falls and the Devil's Gorge in Iguazú National Park. We could visit full moon waterfalls.
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Visiting Iguazú Falls, San Ignacio Ruins, Iguazu National Park and Wanda Mines, as well as doing adventure activities and enjoying a typical dinner show.
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Visiting the city of Rio de Janeiro, its beautiful beaches, Iguazú Falls and its National Park is an ideal combination of two famous destinations.
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Sailing the calm waters of Paraguay River on a mini-cruise, walking along the trails of Iguazú National Park and strolling around San Ignacio Ruins.
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Stay at the Lodge with all available services included to have a closer view of these unrepeatable landscapes in the Argentine region.
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Sailing, walking and riding horses around Iberá stream reserve and its lakes, getting to know their wildlife in a coastal ecosystem.Sailing, walking and riding horses around Iberá stream reserve and its lakes, getting to know their wildlife in a coastal ecosystem.
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Doing quiet activities to better interpret the habitat of so many animal species such as mammals, reptiles and fish, among others.
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Doing bird and fauna watching while sailing on a boat, walking along the interpretation trails and gardens round the Lodge, in the Iguassu National Park.
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From Tucumán, passing by Salta and the Calchaquí Valleys, journeying to Atacama and its Lagunas Altiplánicas, Jujuy until la Quiaca and las Cataratas.
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From Tucumán visiting Tafí del Valle and las Ruínas de los Quilmes, Salta and its Valleys, Jujuy with its Quebrada de Humahuaca and las Salinas Grandes until las Cataratas.
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From Tucumán making the Grand Tour, Salta with trekking and horseriding, San Pedro de Atacama with the Geysers del Tatio and until Jujuy visiting the Lagunas de Yala.
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From Tucumán, passing by Tafí del Valle, Salta and Train to the Clouds, Jujuy and Iruya, Laguna de los Pozuelos, Casabindo and Barrancas until Salinas Grandes.
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Getting to know Salta from to the Calchaquí valleys passing Cafayate and Cachi until arrival at San Antonio de los Cobres with the Train to the Clouds.
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We visit the vineyards of Cafayate, Molinos and Cachi tasting exquisite wines such as in the Cafayate Wine Resort, Bodegas Nanni, José Luis Mounier or Colomé.
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Discovering Jujuy leaving San Salador de Jujuy and journeying through the Quebrada de Humahuaca, Iruya, Laguna de los Pozuelos, la Quiaca, Yavi, Casabindo and Barrancas.
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Journeying through the most appraised parts of the north of Argentina, the Altiplano of Chile and Bolivia: Salta and its valleys, La Puna, the Atacama desert and its lakes and the Uyuni Salt Flat.
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A journey across the Andean Altiplano travelling from the Northwest of Argentina to Bolivia and Chile completing a unique crossing to the north of Argentina, Atacama Desert and Uyuni Salt Flat
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Baritú is considered the biggest biospheric reserve of Argentina, a place that some effort is being made to conserve.
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A really extraordinary journey through the centre and west of Argentina. Beginning in Mendoza where we will take the wine route, continue along the Cañón del Atuel to go to San Juan, to the Valle de la Luna (Moon Valley), Valle de Calingasta and Pampa El Leoncito. La Rioja is the next destination, with the Talampaya National Park. We go up to Catamarca and the Cuesta del Portezuelo to discover Córdoba as a farewell.
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We go to the Valle de la Luna (Moon Valley) in the Ischigualasto Provincial Park and the Cañón del Talampaya (Talampaya Canyon), where we feel we stop in time going to the dinosaurs land, in the Triassic period of the Mesozoic Era. We meet a heavenly place in this region: Laguna Brava and we continue our route towards the Province of Catamarca along the Cuesta del Portezuelo, discovering the northern central region of Argentina.
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Two provinces to discover: San Juan & La Rioja. We leave aside the traditional programs offered to conventional tourism to travel to the west-central Argentina with the Cañón del Talampaya and the Valle de la Luna as objectives, apart from going through San Juan and its surroundings, La Rioja, Chilecito, etc.
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This program should be called "Along the Roads of San Juan" because it goes through all the points of interest in this province: From its capital city we leave towards the Valle de la Luna in the Ischigualasto Provincial Park, we continue to the Valle de Calingasta to arrive at Pampa del Leoncito. We cannot miss a visit to the north of the province to the Dique Cuesta del Viento, Jáchal and Rodeo.
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Mendoza could be considered the Malbec Capital City, it is the wine zone par excellence in Argentina. We will know the city, go to Villavicencio by a mountain road and visit renown wineries, industrial as well as organic ones. We will also go into the Valle de Uco to see how the high vineyards production is.
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Mendoza from North to South, we begin knowing its capital city by night. We then go through the wine roads discovering its most important varietal which is the Malbec. We also go along the Cordillera de los Andes (Andean mountain range) and the Quebrada de Villavicencio (Villavicencio Canyon). We complete the journey in San Rafael where we visit El Cañón del Atuel (the waters in this canyon are good for rafting), La Caverna de las Brujas, El Sosneado or Los Reyunos.
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A trip along the wine world, we visit the best vineyards in Mendoza, either renown wineries with international production or small wineries dedicated to handicraft wines, of organic style. We know wineries such as the ones of the Zuccardi Family, Ruttini or Bianchi in San Rafael. Posada Salentein and Andeluna Cellars in the Tupungato Valley complete our wine route.
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In 7 days we can have a summary of the Province of Cordoba. Beginning by its historical and cultural capital city, we continue down to La Cumbrecita and the Peñón del Águila, we ascend by the path of las Altas Cumbres (high peaks) up to Mina Clavero. We stop in time in the Camino de las Estancias Jesuíticas (Road of the Jesuit ranches). We can´t miss visiting Villa General Belgrano and Villa Carlos Paz. Pampa de Achála and the Valle de Calamuchita.
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