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There’s no better place to experience tango than in its birthplace Buenos Aires. See the best dancers and musicians bring the iconic dance to life with a live performance at El Querandi. The 1920s atmosphere of the historic theater makes you feel like you’ve been transported back in time. For an additional cost, you can enjoy a traditional dinner before the show begins.

Visit the town of Colonia del Sacramento on a day trip from Buenos Aires. Take a fast ferry across the Rio de La Plata from Buenos Aires to reach the coastal city. Walk along the cobbled streets of the charming colonial town and learn about its history from your tour guide over the course of two hours. This tour is also inclusive of pickup and drop-off from your hotel.

With us, you will feel like a local tango. We do not want you to live the tourist tango, but you can enjoy a real milonga night. You will be accompanied by two tango dancers who have been dancing in milongas for 20 years. You will know the codes, movements and the history of tango. The activity is semi private, we handle small groups so they feel accompanied and can learn and ask everything they want!

The scenic canals, islands, and stilted houses of the Tigre Delta lie just a 45-minute drive from Buenos Aires. On this tour, travel to Tigre in the comfort of a private vehicle, set sail on a sightseeing cruise around the delta, then explore the historic port town and its markets on a guided walking tour. A typical Argentine lunch at a local restaurant is also included.

Travel to Tierra del Fuego National Park aboard the heritage End of the World train for a scenic and historical trip to Argentina’s only coastal national park. The rail line follows the route of the original convict train that ran in Ushuaia from 1910 to 1947. Learn about the history of the region as you take in a remote landscape dotted with rivers, waterfalls, forest and mountains. Have the option to remain for the day or longer when you reach the National Park station, or return on the same day.

Escape Buenos Aires for the day to experience Argentine country life on a day trip to the ‘pampas,’ or farmlands. Visit the charming village of San Antonio de Areco and a traditional ‘estancia’ for horse rides, a folk show, and a classic Argentine barbecue. You’ll also get a chance to interact with the cowboys who preserve the country’s rich ranching heritage.

View the spectacular Iguazu Falls on this full-day tour departing from Puerto Iguazú. Stroll with your guide through the thick fog at the foot of the falls, then hike up the topside trail for breathtaking views of the thunderous, cascading water. Pack your slickers and rain boots for a memorable boat excursion under the waterfall itself that lets you feel the full power of the falls. You'll also take an ATV ride through Iguazú National Park to see the jungle's animal and plant life.

If your cruise ship docks in Buenos Aires' port for just a short time, spend it with a small group visiting the city's must-see attractions. See Retiro, Palermo, Plaza de Mayo, Puerto Madero, and other landmarks. Round-trip port transportation included.

Discover the history and culture of Buenos Aires at your own pace on a half-day private tour that's designed with first-time visitors in mind. With your very own guide providing insightful commentary, travel through key neighborhoods and stop by important historical sights such as the Plaza de Mayo and Casa Rosada. Visit Evita's tomb in the famous Recoleta Cemetery (entrance fees extra). Round-trip transportation from Buenos Aires hotels is included for a seamless day of sightseeing.

Make your transfer from Ezeiza International Airport to your Buenos Aires hotel smooth and easy with this private transfer service. A professional driver will meet your flight on arrival — seven days a week, 24 hours a day — ferrying you and your luggage comfortably to your accommodation. Start your relaxing vacation as soon as you hit the ground without the need to worry about taxi lines or public transportation.

Maximize your time in the city with a private city tour of Buenos Aires and customize your itinerary to suit your interests. Enjoy the undivided attention of your guide and private transport, as you visit highlights like Plaza de Mayo, Recoleta Cemetery, and Puerto Madero. Alternatively, explore Buenos Aires’ vibrant neighborhoods, like La Boca, famed for its colorful houses and Boca Juniors soccer stadium, or the tango district of San Telmo, where a lively street market is held each Sunday.

Spend a full day trekking the Perito Moreno Glacier on this tour from El Calafate. Leave the city life behind to explore the glacier's balconies and some hidden corners of the glacier with your guide. Navigate the area more efficiently with a guide and avoid the hassle of organizing transportation as you travel aboard an air-conditioned coach.

Experience Buenos Aires' Palermo Viejo neighborhood through your palate with this small-group culinary walking tour. You'll try all sorts of food, from Argentine sandwiches to steak, with the option to do a bit of wine tasting. While food is the focus of this walking tour, you'll also get a good feeling for the neighborhood as you explore on foot, with lots of opportunities to take photos of tree-lined streets and colorful street art.

Take a break from the bustle of Buenos Aires to explore Argentina's UNESCO-listed Iguazu National Park on this private, full-day adventure. Save time by catching a flight from the capital to the northern province of Misiones, where a guide will take you into the park and help you navigate the sprawling park with ease. Stare down into Devil's Throat from a catwalk on the edge of this spectacular waterfall, and learn about native plant and animal life while walking along nature paths and bridges. If you have an extra day in your BsAs itinerary, it's a stress-free way to fit in a visit to one of South America's natural wonders.

Maximize time in Buenos Aires with an introductory city tour after dark. See the city lights, top landmarks, and nightlife during this combination minivan and walking tour that covers several neighborhoods. See illuminated sites like the Pink House, the Women’s Bridge, and the Obelisk. Go for a guided stroll in the trendy neighborhood of Palermo Soho.

The Parana Delta is one of the world’s largest natural deltas and a popular day trip destination from Buenos Aires, meaning it can get busy in the summer months. Avoid the crowds on this private full-day tour and visit the affluent suburbs of Olivos and San Isidro, explore historic Tigre, and enjoy a catamaran cruise around the delta.

Discover the history and culture of Buenos Aires during this private half-day tour. With a local guide, travel through neighborhoods like Puerto Madero, La Boca, and Palermo. Downtown, stop by important historical sites like Plaza de Mayo and enjoy informative commentary from your personal guide. In San Telmo, visit Dorrego Square and keep an eye out for spontaneous tango performances. Visit the tombs of the Argentine elite in the famous Recoleta Cemetery and walk along the Caminito.

Explore Perito Moreno Glacier without the hassle of planning logistics during this full-day sightseeing tour from El Calafate. Disembark near the glacier to stroll along the walkways and get a closer view of the glacier; you may even see huge chunks of ice 'calving', or falling off. Enjoy an optional boat ride (choose the navigation tour option) in the pristine icy waters for a different perspective.

Grab your passport and cruise across the border to Uruguay on this private full-day tour to Colonia del Sacramento from Buenos Aires. Included round-trip transfers and express ferry tickets help you navigate the intercountry journey with ease, without worrying about the language barrier. Stroll the cobblestone streets of Colonia on a walking tour of the UNESCO-listed Historic Quarter and learn about the town’s rich colonial past. Admire the blend of Spanish, Portuguese, and post-colonial architecture as you visit landmarks alongside a guide who can provide crucial context.

Salta is the cultural hub of Argentina’s northwest, but getting your bearings can feel tricky as a first-time visitor. Skip the guesswork for a comprehensive tour that takes you directly to the city's highlights, and in the process, get your bearings. As you explore landmarks such as the Cathedral of Salta, San Francisco Church, San Bernardo Hill, and the General Guemes statue, get insider info on the city from your local guide. There's even time to shop for souvenirs at an artisan market and visit San Lorenzo, a subtropical retreat for the wealthy.

Explore the history of Judaism in Argentina from colonialism through to the present day. Discover the relationship between religion, culture and tradition in influencing Argentina's political landscape. Visit the Jewish neighbourhood known as Plaza Prof. Dr. Bernardo Houssay and learn about the terrorist attack of the nineties at the Asociación Mutual Israelita Argentina. Discover great immigration of the late 1800's at the Jewish Museum before returning to Buenos Aires.

We leave the province of Salta to enter the neighboring province of Jujuy, visiting the beautiful Quebrada de Humahuaca. Route 9 will begin the ascent, passing through the towns of Volcano (2,070 meters above sea level) and Tumbaya, which are erected on the banks of the Rio Grande. Destination consecrated as a Natural and Cultural Heritage of Humanity (UNESCO). Singular villages are shown, such as Purmamarca, famous for the location of the Seven Colors Hill, Maimará, with colorful slopes called Palette of the Painter. Tilcara stands out for its Pucará (high fortress) whose ruins have been partially destroyed. Uquía shows its chapel, built in the 17th century, carved in laminated gold, Humahuaca gives its name to the Quebrada and is its largest town, with cobbled streets and iron street lamps on the corners, it is also the highest point of the route, 2,940 meters above sea level. Main attractions: Monument to Independence, Cathedral Church and Municipal Building.

Explore the wild landscapes of northwest Argentina on this full-day Cachi tour from Salta. Journey through the Escoipe Gorge and the Enchanted Valley, drive the winding mountain road of Cuesta del Obispo, and marvel at the giant cacti of the Los Cardones National Park, then admire the colonial architecture and browse the handicrafts market of Cachi.

Discover all the different sides to Buenos Aires on this city tour, including convenient hotel pickup and drop-off. See the grand presidential buildings of Plaza de Mayo, the modern waterfront of Puerto Madero and the cobblestone alleyways of San Telmo. This tour also includes a visit to La Boca neighborhood. Visit Recoleta and admire the European-style mansions and parks of Palermo, the capital’s most exclusive residential area.