Enjoy a private transfer and accommodation in a hotel located in one of Buenos Aires’ most beautiful areas: Recoleta, Palermo, or San Telmo, all conveniently close to major attractions. Upon arrival, meet with your local advisor who will provide you with your travel diary and all the necessary documents for your exploration of Argentina.

In the early afternoon, your local guide will pick you up from the hotel for an initial exploration of the city. Experience the vibrant atmospheres and sensations of this dynamic city as you discover its iconic districts. From the Plaza de Mayo square to the southern districts of the City, passing by the legendary port of La Boca, the charming San Telmo and the ultramodern Puerto Madero, this magnificent tour ends in the elegant atmosphere of La Recoleta. On your last day here, you will have the chance to explore one of the districts with the company of a local person that will show you the secrets of the neighborhood, granting you a truly unique discovery of Buenos Aires.

Transfer to the airport for your flight to Ushuaia.

Upon arrival, embark on an original exploration of Tierra del Fuego National Park, with short hikes along the lush, humid forest trails. The region’s capricious climate brings a mix of wind, sun, and rain. In the late afternoon, board the cruise ship for an unparalleled adventure through the Fuegian canals at the end of the world.

As morning dawns, you arrive at the legendary Cape Horn. If weather conditions permit, you’ll disembark on a small, sheltered beach, marking the beginning of an extraordinary adventure.

Over the next three days, you’ll enjoy a wonderful cruise and expedition. The remarkably kind crew will treat you like family, and you’ll savor dishes specially prepared with Chilean cuisine that will delight your taste buds. Each day brings a unique experience during disembarkation. You’ll unlock the most beautiful experiences of Chilean Southern Patagonia: the magical Wulaia Bay with its rich, cold, and humid Magellan forest, the stunning Aguila and Pia glaciers, and the peaks that make this landscape feel otherworldly.

You’ll observe albatrosses soaring through the sky, and depending on the season, you may encounter dolphins, sea lions, or whales, along with dozens of other bird species. On the final day, just before returning to the continent, you’ll disembark and hike among the gentle Magellanic penguins—one of the most anticipated moments of the journey!

Around noon, the cruise and expedition ship will dock in the town of Punta Arenas, often referred to as the “Manaos of Patagonia.”

At the end of the 20th century, this city experienced significant economic activity centered around trade and sheep breeding. Upon arrival, you’ll be transferred to Torres del Paine National Park, crossing the Chilean steppe.

During the next three days, you’ll be accommodated in a lodge strategically located within the National Park, allowing you to experience this paradise on earth at your leisure. The vastness of the scenery is truly absorbing. Numerous herds of guanacos, along with condors, eagles, and ibises, will accompany you during your discovery.

Transfer from your lodge to the town of El Calafate. This journey offers an unforgettable crossing of the steppe, where the sky merges with the earth.

The colors are sumptuous, and being there makes you feel like part of an infinite, breathtaking landscape.

To reach Punta Banderas from El Calafate, you must traverse 50 km through the heart of expansive estancias that separate the town from Los Glaciares National Park. Punta Banderas is the spot to board a boat and explore the vast Lago Argentino lake, with its large drifting icebergs and the majestic Upsala Glacier.

At Estancia Cristina, you will embark on a thrilling 4×4 journey to a viewpoint offering an unforgettable spectacle. After a short hike along the moraine of the Upsala Glacier, we are captivated by a section of the great Patagonian ice cap. The return to the pier takes us through a unique valley, with approximately three hours of walking.

The Perito Moreno Glacier seems like the result of a magic trick, but it is indeed real! It benefits from a unique location in the world.

The access road is easy—only 80 km from El Calafate—and is surrounded by an evergreen forest. The glacier’s ice walls are over 100 meters high (125 meters submerged, 70 meters above the surface) and gently slide into the Lago Argentino lake. From time to time, the crash of ice pieces falling into the milky waters of the lake reminds us of its powerful presence. Undeniably, this is one of the greatest travel experiences!

To end this excellent day, you can hike on the glacier (optional). In the late afternoon, return to El Calafate. Transfer to the airport to take your flight back to Buenos Aires.

Back to the big city. You will stay in a hotel in the Recoleta or Palermo districts.

In the evening, original discovery of Tango through milongas.

Free morning to stroll the streets of Buenos Aires and do some last-minute shopping.

Private transfer to the airport and return flight.

Arrival in your home country.