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Steven_H, Oct 2026
One day exploring Iguazu Falls
1 day is perfect for this trip to fully immerse yourself in the falls! Note: Pack an umbrella and poncho, you will get soaked in the waterfall and there is a very high chance of rain on the day (65% of the year, annual rainfall is 3,500mm). After Hotel transfer 4.45am to domestic Airport 30 minutes), it’s a 2 hour flight to Iguazu, then meet your guide with a 15 minute drive. Note: Airports either end have hot, food, coffee, retail shops, so plenty to keep you amused. The National Park has 3 cafe / restaurants, souvenir shops & plenty of toilets. A novelty train takes you to most trails for easy 1-2 hour boardwalks viewing the top and middle of the falls approx 2.5kms. We spotted a few racoons along the way, deer, bush turkeys, vultures and a Toucan so definitely take a camera. There is no rush, however, expect a few thousand visitors competing for photos at each viewing platform, its an extremely popular tourist attraction. You will be blown away at the power and magnitude of the falls. We experienced 12 million Litres of water per second, 10 times the normal flows due to major floods from recent storms. The boat ride involves a 25 minute ride on the back of a truck seating approx 25 people, followed by a 15 minute walk down concrete pathways to the boat. They supply a dry bag to each passenger to keep your backpacks and shoes dry. Jet along the river system until you meet the falls head on for loads of photo opportunities before being drenched a few times under the misty spray. Then head back the same way ready for transfer to Airport approx 3.30pm to allow time before flight back to Buenos Aires.
Terri_S, Oct 2026
Phenomenal In Every Way
This Tango Show was 1 of the GREATEST theatrical experiences I've ever had. I live in Houston, Texas and am an huge live-theater lover. However, I have to say this Tango Show and Dinner was EXCEPTIONABLE! The artists and dancers were UNBELIEVABLE. The dancers all had to have been double jointed because they could kick their legs up VERY high and wrap them around their partner immediately then momentarily slide their legs down with a curl in the opposite direction! They had tremendous facial theatrics too that seemed as if they were also scripted because they were so perfect. Their costumes and makeup was perfect but their energy seemed eternal! The servers were tremendous as well, so kind, accommodating and helpful. The food wasn't the best but it was good. The greatest thing was that we ate before the show instead of waiting until 9 PM. Us Americans usually eat by 6/7 PM at the very latest and all of the other Tango Shows start much later. This show was just incredible in MANY, MANY WAYS ......especially the talent of the entertainers! HIGHLY RECOMMEND!!!
Brian_D, Oct 2026
Authentic passionate tango show with excellent service
My Argentinian colleagues told me I had to see a tango show while visiting. This show did not disappoint. Authentic music, vibe, and dancing. You are up close and personal with the musicians, dancers, and singer. Amazing performance! The service was also top notch. My wine glass rarely sat empty and water was topped off as well. It felt like a VIP club experience as we sat comfortably at cocktail tables and had a front row view of all the action. I highly recommend whether solo or with friends especially your partner.
Aurora_M, Oct 2026
Great tour
Really appreciate being able to be picked up at the airport followed by our tour. The tour was just right in terms of what to see to get an idea of the major attractions of the city. Our guide was great, knowledgeable and very personable. Definitely recommend.
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Whether you want to watch a tango show at a historic venue, take a day trip into the Pampas to visit the gauchos (cowboys), or follow in the footsteps of Evita, Buenos Aires tours are full of memorable moments. Make like a porteño (a local) as you discover Palermo’s foodie hangouts, cycle around the city’s parks, and stroll the streets of La Boca and San Telmo. And if you want to explore further, day trips take you everywhere from the Tigre Delta to Iguazu Falls or across the Rio de la Plata to Uruguay.

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