The tour incorporates the classic itinerary of this cosmopolitan city. Buenos Aires, on the banks of the River Plate, exhibits in its historic centre the contrast of a great city. It reflects its affluent past in its buildings of different styles especially the Spanish and French influences from colonial Spanish to art-decó etc. This together with its religious buildings, classical cafes and recycled and modern edifices produces an interesting combination. Amongst others, the more important places are the Plaza de Mayo and the barrios (districts) of La Boca, Recoleta and Puerto Madero.

A tour of Buenos Aires that covers all from the classical to interesting excursions that takes us into its history. We discover the old Buenos Aires with its historical centre, from the Plaza de Mayo until the Plaza de Congress, the old zone that goes from the Manzana de las Luces until San Telmo and the Costanera Sur, renovated with the new exclusive barrio of Puerto Madero. We cannot leave out the Tango and the countryside with its Gauchos, moreover a visit to the Provincial Capital of La Plata or Luján, with its cathedral or the Jewish influence in Buenos Aires in the barrios of Almagro and Once.

The great passion of the majority of Argentineans is football and we offer in this itinerary a visit to the stadia of the clubs with the major influence in Argentinean football: Boca and River, and to be present at one of their annual derby matches in the local tournament. This spectacular is more than football due to the passion and effervescence shown at these events beating other such European classic such as Real Madrid versus Barcelona. The game between two great historical rivals complements an itinerary that includes getting to know Buenos Aires, its traditions and culture such as tango etc..

This program has been designed to get to know Buenos Aires from the point of view of the Tango and classes are available for those new to the Tango or experienced dancers. We make a tour of different dance locations and also places associated with the Tango such as San Telmo, which also has its well known fair of antiques, and the very special Tortoni café, an emblem of the City. This is followed by a dinner and Tango show in one of the best venues in the City.

This itinerary combines the two most popular destinations visited from Buenos Aires: the Iguazú Falls in the north of Argentina and Colonia del Sacremento, a typical colonial style Uruguayan city that is the other side of the River Plate Delta to Buenos Aires. At the Falls we go on the upper and lower footbridges and have an exciting navigation in rubber dinghies along the border of the Falls that produces a lot of adrenalin. In Colonia we enjoy the unique feeling of an old colonial town whereas in Buenos Aires we see a different city from the perspective of its relationship with the Tango, the traditional cafés and here there is an opportunity for shopping in the most prestigious shopping malls.

We go to the very distinctive capital Montevideo, one of the most popular South American summer beach playgrounds, Punta del Este, with its Mansa and Brava beaches and finally Colonia del Sacramento with its Spanish architecture and historic foundations conserved in their original colonial style. In Buenos Aires we have the traditional tours of its special barrios (districts) such as Recoleta and San Telmo, the boat trip in the Delta del Paraná, a traditional day in the countryside and another day dedicated to famous dance and music of the Tango. We finish the Tango day with a dinner show at one of the best venues where it is still possible to see the floor dancing and avoid the tourist media shows.

This is the most popular tour uniting four attractive destinations in one itinerary: Buenos Aires, Salta, Iguazú and Río and that can be done by direct flights avoiding the repetitive return to the hub of Buenos Aires. We begin in Buenos Aires with its classical tours: the city tour, the Tigre Delta by water and a day in the country in the Buenos Aires province. We follow with a flight to Salta, discovering Cafayate and Cachi in La Vuelta to the Calchaquíe valleys, Salta the beautiful and finally crossing the Jujuy province to go until the Quebrada de Humahuaca. A direct flight then takes us to Puerto Iguazú to see one of the marvels of the world, the Iguazú Falls, an imposing and majestic product of nature surrounded by the Iguazú National Park. We finish our touristic jaunt in Brazil enjoying the Río de Janeiro beaches together with the gaiety of its people.

A new program that joins Buenos Aires with the centre and north of Argentina going by Rosario in the province of Santa Fé and followed by Córdoba to see the route of the Jesuit Estancias, the Calamuchita Valley and Cumbrecita. Later we carry on north to Tucumán to do the Grand Tour that includes the Quilmes Ruins, Cafayate and Salta. Continuing north we enjoy the charm of the Quebrada de Humahuaca and the province of Jujuy. From Jujuy we return to Buenos Aires to partake in the classical programs of the Rio del Plata.