Bueno Aires Travel & Iguazu Falls Tour

BUENOS AIRES & IGUAZU FALLS

Visit the city of Tango & one of the New 7 Wonders of Nature - 6 days

Have you ever thought about visiting the most romantic city of South America and the jungle during the same trip? In this 6 day journey you will see people dancing true tango (like only Argentines do), discover the real “city that never sleeps” by walking the street of the eclectic and vibrant city of Buenos Aires and stunning yourself by standing just next to one of the 7 wonders of the world: Iguazú falls. Shared by Argentina and Brazil, this UNESCO World Heritage site is a “must-see” during your stay in Argentina.

Day 1 - Travel to Buenos Aires: first day in the city

Upon arrival, you’ll be transferred to the city and you’ll have the rest of the day to enjoy the city at your own pace.

Buenos Aires is a marvelous, furious, cosmopolitan city, full of plenty of colours and different kind of architecture. Capital of Argentina and described as the Paris of South America, Buenos Aires proudly embraces this title, as well as showing off plenty of its own culture!

Argentines are usually eager to host visitors: if you walk the streets with a map, someone will surely stop and ask if you need directions. That’s our spirit! So, for this first day, be free to wander the cobblestone streets lined with outdoor cafes, enjoy the the mouthwatering aroma of prized Argentine beef sizzling on an open “parrilla” (barbeque), and browse the local antique and artisan markets that offer plenty of bargain shopping.

And to travel deeper and have a firm grip of the Argentine spirit, find the perfect leather jacket or handbag (Buenos Aires is home to some excellent local designers), enjoy a typical dinner-tango show in the worldwide known home of the tango, and explore the colorful San Telmo and Recoleta neighborhoods.

Say Hueque tips

So, you don’t know where to start? Don’t worry, che! (“che” is our “hey”), take a look at our Buenos Aires – travel guide and check out our recommendations on where to eat dinner and the can’t-miss places to visit in town:

Day 2 – Discover Buenos Aires: city tour & tango show

In the morning we’ll pick you up to enjoy our traditional, 3 hour-long Buenos Aires city tour. Over the course of a half day you’ll be swept away by the highlights of our beloved Buenos Aires.

You’ll visit the historical and political center of the city around May square (Plaza de Mayo) and the Pink House (the presidential house). San Telmo with its cobblestone streets and the oldest residential neighborhood and La Boca where Buenos Aires turns colorful and tango is ever present: come to walk Caminito street and dance with the locals.

The next stop: Puerto Madero where the city gets modernized, Retiro where the cutting-edge Kavanagh building rises like the guardian of the neighbourhood. Continue to Palermo, the largest neighbourhood in Buenos Aires, which is divided in 3 main sections (Palermo Viejo, Palermo Soho and Palermo Hollywood).

This tour will end at the chic and aristocratic Recoleta, where the big palaces remind us that Buenos Aires was once the “Paris of the South”. Discover the final resting place of Eva Perón, “Evita” and wander through Recoleta Cemetery where she is to be found.

In the evening you will be picked up from your hotel to be driven to a mystical place where you’ll discover one of our most ancient traditions.

Tango is more than our national dance. Tango is: our immigrant origins, the talent of our local artists, the sensuality of the Argentine woman and our way to deal with a broken heart, dancing our way through tragical and yet eternal love stories.

Tonight you will enjoy a professional display of tango and music with a group of local artists onstage immersed in an elegant and alluring place. The manners, ambience, clothes and dance steps which tango lovers used to practice 100 years ago will come to life again and you will travel in time for a night.

This spectacular demonstration of the finest local dancing will be accompanied by delicious Argentine and international cuisine. Dinner is à la carte, beverages included so you can lose yourself in the ethereal taste of Malbec wine. At the end of the evening (around midnight), you will be driven back to your hotel, fully in love with the bohemian spirit of our beloved Buenos Aires.

Say Hueque tips

Tango is, all in all, a cultural experience that’s deeply rooted in Argentine hearts. Where do regular people go to dance tango? Check out what these two little tango dancers have to say and untie the mystery…

Day 3 – From Buenos Aires, travel to Iguazú Falls

It’s time to leave the city and fly to ¡the jungle! At the appropriate time you will be transferred to the domestic airport to take your flight and travel to Iguazú Falls.

Welcome to Iguazú!

The small border town of Puerto Iguazú is the gateway to visit the impressive Iguazú Falls, one of the Seven Natural Wonders and a UNESCO World Heritage site, making it a must-see destination for any traveler visiting Argentina.

Upon arrival, you will be met at the airport and provided a transfer to your hotel. Iguazú Eco Fee: it’s a mandatory tax that you have to pay once you get to your hotel in Iguazú. It’s about 5 usd per guest, per night, and it varies according to your hotel category. Only cash is accepted.

Answer the call of vacations and take your time to relax at your hotel. If you’re eager to explore, you can visit the “Hito tres fronteras”, a viewpoint west of the town center that stands high above the turbulent reddish-brown junction of the Iguazú and Paraná rivers, which also form the Triple Frontera, or Triple Border between Argentina, Brazil and Paraguay. Or visit the Güirá Oga (the house of birds in native Guaraní language), the sanctuary for animals hurt by illegal hunting and trapping.

Say Hueque tips

For the most adventurous, we recommend to take a bike tour through the rainforest with an specialised guide. You will discover the flora and fauna, the sounds of the jungle, the trail of little native mammals and the traditions of the Guaranies. Check out our recommendations on where to eat dinner and take a look at our Iguazú Falls – Travel guide for more practical tips.

Day 4 – Iguazú Falls Tours: Argentine side

Today our bilingual guide will pick you up at your hotel and you’ll visit the National Park, on the Argentine side.

The falls are surrounded by a humid subtropical forest where the exuberant vegetation is home to many different animals and birds. Our guide will help you spot some of them: ant birds, toucans, manakins, parrots, coatis, just to name a few of the most common birds. Lower and upper walkways weave in and around falls permitting up close and personal experiences with this magnificent spectacle of nature.

The Argentine side of the falls is filled with a myriad of paths and walkways and stairways which allow you to have an experience from many different perspectives. You will have the chance to meet “The Devil’s throat”: the largest of the falls and for many the most spellbinding. To get to the Devil’s Throat you take the ecological train and then walk out along boardwalks.

After walking and taking pictures of animals and plants, you will have some free time to eat lunch in this amazing environment. This exciting, 6-7 hour-long excursion is highly recommended in order to experience the true power of Iguazú Falls.

Say Hueque tips

Would you love to have a “Great Adventure”? The Great Adventure (“gran aventura”) is an optional tour you can add on this day. You will take an open air jeep through the rainforest and then a zodiac open air boat ride up the river to the base of the falls (there is a 100% chance that you will get soaking wet on this boat trip, so be sure to take some extra clothes!). Find out more about this adventurous tour and entrance fees to the National Parks:

Day 5 – Iguazú Falls Tours: Brazilian side/ Return to Buenos Aires

After breakfast, we’ll pick you up to enjoy a 3-4 hour excursion to the Brazilian side of the Iguazú Falls. Don´t forget your passport!

While Argentina has 80% of the falls on its side, Brazil has the best panoramic view. On the Argentinian side you had the sensation of being right inside the falls, but only by visiting the Brazilian side you’ll fully appreciate the immensity of Iguazú Falls.

Take your time to enjoy it and feel it, to stroll the different walkways and feel the spray of water in your face. Take the boardwalk over the Salto Santa María, it feels like walking on the water. Get closer to the Devil’s Throat and feel the power of water! We are sure this is a day you will never forget.

At the appropriate time in the afternoon you will have a transfer to the airport for your flight to Buenos Aires and upon arrival you’ll be transferred to your hotel.

Day 6 – Last day in the city! Enjoy Buenos Aires day trips

Welcome back to the city of “porteños” (inhabitants of the port city of Buenos Aires). How you would like to spend your last day of vacation?

Here are some ideas: you can explore the cobblestone, tree-lined streets of Palermo Soho in search of one-of-a-kind Porteño fashion store or discover the graffiti circuit. Or you may stop by one of our historic cafés (named “cafés notables”) located all over the city and have a “cortado”, the most popular Argentine coffee choice.

If you’re leaving on a Saturday or Sunday, you may have the chance to visit one of the city markets, only open on weekends. At the appropriate time you will be transferred to the international airport for your flight back home.

¡Buen viaje!

Say Hueque tips

“Those are some great ideas, tell me more”…. Ok, we don’t want to be tight-fisted so here you have some ideas of truly local souvenirs and where to find them (be prepared to become really popular among your beloved ones back home..)

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Included

Transfers and tours mentioned in the itinerary

3 night accommodation in a hotel (Buenos Aires), 2 night accommodation in a hotel (Puerto Iguazú)

Daily breakfast

Meal (dinner on day 2)

Bilingual guide (English / Spanish)

Not Included

International or domestic flights or buses.

National Park Entrance fees

Travel / Medical Insurance – To get a free quote please follow this link: World Nomads

Visa to enter Brazil: US, Canadian, Japanese and Australian citizens require a visa to enter Brazil (for other nationalities please check requirements). Visa must be obtained online and prior to travel. The processing time of the eVisa is usually 5 business days.

Iguazú Eco Fee

Accommodation & Prices

BUENOS AIRES & IGUAZU FALLS

INN/ B&B

USD 825

CONFORT

USD 935

SUPERIOR

USD 1078

*Prices in US Dollars.
*Valid until April 2020 (Not valid in Christmas, New Year and Carnival).

Prices are per person, based on 2 people in double occupancy. Single rates are available on request. Flights are not included in the price, but can be arranged on request.

*Please note that this tour is also available in Luxury Category. Ask your Travel Advisor for the details and quotation on this category.

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Flights needed for this itinerary

Buenos Aires – Puerto Iguazu – Buenos Aires

Flights in South America cost approximately $100 to $250 USD per segment (destination).
We offer special rates on flights for this tailor-made itinerary.

Included

Transfers and tours mentioned in the itinerary

3 night accommodation in a hotel (Buenos Aires), 2 night accommodation in a hotel (Puerto Iguazú)

Daily breakfast

Meal (dinner on day 2)

Bilingual guide (English / Spanish)

Not Included

International or domestic flights or buses.

National Park Entrance fees

Travel / Medical Insurance – To get a free quote please follow this link: World Nomads

Iguazú Eco Fee

Trip Reviews

BUENOS AIRES & IGUAZU FALLS

Maureen Wilbat

(5 / 5)

Patricio could not have put together a better trip plan for us!

I had the absolute pleasure of sharing our recent Patagonia trip that you helped him plan. Patricio could not have put together a better trip plan for us!! The trip was amazing from the moment we arrived in Buenos Aires to the sad departure we made 3 weeks later. I loved every part of the trip and each day I couldn’t believe that it could get better. And then it did!! Thank you for all the work you put into scheduling all our activities and for all the many questions you answered for us in our planning. I want to come back and explore more of your amazing and absolutely beautiful country!!

Thank you again so much.

30.12.18

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Abhinav Gaur

(5 / 5)

We chose to travel with Say Hueque because of the great offering & excellent reviews on TripAdvisor

We chose to travel with Say Hueque because of the great offering & excellent reviews on TripAdvisor. The strong reviews on TA definitely made it easier for us to move quickly to make the booking. Very simple booking process – working with Lucia (via email and by phone) made booking very easy. Also the customised itinerary online is a nice touch.

We only stayed in 2 hotels – both in very different locations so its probably not fair to choose a favourite. We liked both hotels but I think the location of hotel in Buenos Aires was really really good.

I think seeing the Iguazu falls was our favourite – its really not to be missed! Probably the final walk along the platform on the Argentenian side (when you get wet) was our favourite.

Our favourite memory would be the Milonga – it was a real cultural learning and we had fantastic teachers & guide (also a teacher). I would also say that the Tango was not to be missed – really exceptional.

We thought all of the guides were exceptional – very knowledgeable and keen to share their experiences. Really nice people too.

28.12.18

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Buenos Aires, Featured Trips, Iguazu Falls

Norm Trudeau

(4 / 5)

In general, all expectations were met

We use Cruise Critic to communicate with fellow cruise passengers for information and suggestions on ports and other activities. A fellow passenger (Stan Harpin) used your services a few years ago and recommend your company as a way to see the falls.
In General, the booking went well – we understand that your company has many clients and can expect a few minor issues, but everything went well.

The hotel at the falls was by far the better of the two – the staff there was also excellent.

The hotel in Buenos Aires (L’Hotel) for us was a bit bellow standard. The staff was very good and provided us with everything we needed, but the facility was poor for us. The concept was good and breakfast great, but the rooms were very small – the first night in the superior room was better, but the last two night was tough with luggage all over the floor.

The falls were by far the best but we had to cut our tour short due to the heat – it was far too hot to continue on the second day.

We had two guides from the company and both exceeded our expectations.

In general, all expectations were met – the transfers, Tango show, etc were very good
The only negative was the hotel remembering that the staff, cleanliness, and overall appearance was good, just the size and layout was, to us, a little below standard

21.12.18

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