Argentina & Uruguay Highlights and Experiences

Dinner and Tango Show at Cafe de los Angelitos 

Shared service with transfers - Beveragers included

This complete tango show covers the history of Buenos Aires' most iconic music from the 1920s to the modern edge of composer Astor Piazzolla, with a cast of twenty dancers and a talented music quintet. To the melody of the piano, the violins and the bandoneón, a delicious three course dinner with wine is served.

Day 2 - Buenos Aires 

Palermo & Recoleta Highlights 

Private service with Guide

A tour of Buenos Aires' Recoleta and Palermo neighborhoods designed to discover the gorgeous European buildings, the magnificent mansions, the carefully laid out public parks, and the aristocrat past of the city. The plan on this tour is to visit sites such as the Recoleta cemetery, filled with secrets behind the Argentine elite's mausoleums. Also, the Basilica del Pilar, the Recoleta Cultural Centre, the old Recoletos monastery, the Buenos Aires Design roof, the public Law School, and the most modern monument in town, the Floralis Generica, a 23 meter high and 18 ton metallic sculpture of a flower.

Visit to Evita Museum

Get to know the reflects of Evita"s life, work and thought through modern museography techniques that make use of technology to bring history closer to the present.

Day 3 - Buenos Aires

Day in the Countryside at Santa Susana with Argentine Asado
Shared Service at Santa Susana with Guide - Beverages Included

Experience the heart of the 'gaucho' lifestyle in the fertile grasslands of the Pampas, one of the world's most productive natural prairies, renowned for its beef and grain production. Located near the town of Los Cardales, Santa Susana spans 1,200 hectares, primarily dedicated to agriculture, with tourism as a complementary activity for over 25 years.

The day’s program includes leisurely rides in traditional sulky carts and on horseback, allowing you to immerse yourself in the charm of the Argentine countryside, its stunning landscapes, lush crops, and the soothing scent of the wild outdoors. Witness captivating demonstrations such as the entrevero de tropillas (herding of horse groups) and carrera de sortijas (ring races), showcasing the gauchos’ exceptional horsemanship skills.

Of course, the experience is enriched with homemade meals, fine Argentine wine, and a folklore show, all set within a property that features its own museum and chapel.

Día 4 - Buenos Aires

Navigation in the Tigre Delta with Snack
Semi-Private Service with Guide - Shared Navigation with Spanish and English Audio Guide

Lush with greenery and crisscrossed by rivers and streams, the Delta drains the Paraná basin. After the Amazon, it is the second most significant delta in South America. Located just 30 km from Buenos Aires, it is a charming natural retreat.

The journey begins with a scenic drive along the Río de la Plata shoreline, arriving at San Isidro station to visit the magnificent neo-Gothic cathedral, inaugurated on May 15, 1897, the feast day of Saint Isidore the Laborer. Crossing Plaza Mitre, you'll see key landmarks such as the Municipal Theater and the Library.

After exploring San Isidro, the trip continues to the Tigre Fluvial Station. From there, a boat ride takes you through the Delta’s winding rivers and canals, unveiling a vast riverside forest with countless islets, ceibos (coral trees), and reeds.

Day 5 – Buenos Aires & Colonia del Sacramento

-Private Transfer: From the hotel to the port, without guide. Ferry does not include guide.

Ferry Buenos Aires - Colonia

-Private Transfer: From the port to the hotel, with guide.

Accommodation: Posada Plaza Mayor (or similar).

Walking Tour of Colonia

The tour begins with passengers being picked up at their hotel by the local guide. The walking tour explores the charming old town of Colonia del Sacramento, founded in 1680 by the Portuguese. The tour starts at the Portón de Campo (City Gate), continuing to the Calle de los Suspiros (Street of Sighs) from 1720, the Monastery of San Francisco (the oldest ruins in Uruguay), the lighthouse, the Governor's House, the Basílica del Santísimo Sacramento, and other notable landmarks of the historic district.

Visitors will learn about the city's fascinating history and its designation as a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 1995.

Walking Details:
The tour is moderate in intensity. While not overly long, the cobblestone streets can make the walk more challenging.

Day 6 - Colonia del Sacramento & Montevideo

Regular Transfer

Hotel to Montevideo Bus Station, with guide.

Accommodation: Hotel After Montevideo (or similar).

Montevideo Highlights

Explore Montevideo’s most iconic landmarks, starting in the Ciudad Vieja (Old Town). Highlights include the Banco República Building, one of the city’s most symbolic structures, and Plaza Zabala, featuring Palacio Taranco, now home to the Museum of Decorative Arts. At Plaza Matriz, discover the historic Cabildo, a national monument, and the Cathedral. Plaza Independencia offers sights such as the monument to national hero José Artigas, Palacio Salvo, Palacio Estévez, the Ciudadela Gate, the Executive Tower, and Teatro Solís. The journey continues along 18 de Julio Avenue, Montevideo’s main thoroughfare, showcasing landmarks like Plaza del Entrevero, Plaza Cagancha, Intendencia de Montevideo, the Monument to the Gaucho, Plaza de los 33, the National Library, the Law School, and Palacio Legislativo. Additional stops include Mercado Agrícola, a market rich in local flavors and culture, and Plaza de la Democracia, followed by Tres Cruces, the Monument to Pope John Paul II, the Obelisk, and the Monument to La Carreta. The tour also features Estadio Centenario, a historic sports venue, and Playa de Pocitos, where visitors can capture panoramic photos at the iconic "Montevideo" sign. The tour involves light walking with optional stops for photos at various landmarks.

Day 7: Montevideo

Craft your own experience

Option 1

Montevideo and Canelones Winery Tour 

Regular Service

"Sip, Savor, and Discover Uruguay’s Wine Legacy"
Embark on a half-day journey to the scenic vineyards just outside Montevideo. With transportation provided, enjoy a visit to one of Uruguay’s most renowned wineries. Tour the vineyards, cellar, and facilities, and indulge in a wine tasting experience. Later, enjoy a delectable lunch perfectly paired with the winery’s finest selections. Please note that the winery chosen will depend on availability on the day of the tour.

Option 2

Punta del Este and Casapueblo Tour

Regular Service

"Glamour, Art, and Scenic Views: A Day in Punta del Este"
Start your day exploring South America's most glamorous beach resort. Our first stop is Piriápolis, a historic city founded in 1890, where you'll visit the iconic Argentino Hotel. Continue along the picturesque rambla to the port and ascend to the panoramic view of Cerro San Antonio. Next, discover the charm of Punta Ballena and Casapueblo, the home and studio of artist Carlos Páez Vilaró, where you can admire his artwork and sculptures. (Entrance fee not included.) Then, drive along the Mansa Beach to reach the heart of Punta del Este, passing by iconic landmarks such as the Torreón building, the Hand Monument, and the city’s vibrant avenues filled with restaurants, shops, and nightlife.

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