Argentina | Tango, Gauchos, Falls, and Wines in the Land of Silver
The eigth largest country in the world, Argentina is a country that has it all. It not only boasts Buenos Aires, a capital that has been dubbed the “Paris of South America,” but it also holds some of the most spectacular nature—including both the highest and lowest points of the Southern Hemisphere, the glaciers of Patagonia, and the largest waterfalls in the world. Argentina is also the world’s largest Spanish-speaking country, with most residents tracing their roots back to Italy and Spain. It’s a country that is famous for tango dancing, horses and gauchos (Argentine cowboys), Yerba matte tea, silver (Argentina gets its name from the Latin word for silver), football, steak and Argentine wine, and so much beauty…. We want to experience all we can!
We start our 10 day trip with 4 nights in Buenos Aires, the capital of Argentina, before taking a quick flight up to the Iguazu Falls for a couple of days in nature admiring the iconic falls. Then we fly to Mendoza for our final 3 days at the base of the Andes mountains. (For those interested in the Patagonia region, there is an optional add-on trip of 4 more days!)
Tour Price
$5110 double occupancy
$925 single supplement
Optional Patagonia excursion $1920 double occupancy
$315 single supplement
Trip Itinerary
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