Take a one-day break from the hustle and bustle of Buenos Aires to explore Iguazú National Park with this private, full-day adventure. You will be picked up early in the morning by a driver to take you to Jorge Newbery Airport. When you land after a roughly two-hour flight, you will meet your guide and board a private vehicle equipped with air conditioning to head to Iguazu National Park while your guide provides you with an overview of the region. After a 15-minute drive, you will arrive at the visitors center at the entrance of Iguazú National Park and skip the line with your reserved tickets. First, you will go to the Nature Interpretation Center to learn more about the foundation of the park and its local flora and fauna. Then, you will jump aboard the park train with your guide, stopping at the Cataratas Station after an eight-minute trip. If you prefer, you can also get to the station on foot, following the green path towards the Upper and Lower trails. While you walk along the path, you will be amazed by the magnitude of the waterfalls on the Argentinian side. The trails are perfectly placed and easy to walk, offering visitors spectacular views of this natural wonder. At midday, follow your guide to the food center and enjoy a little rest and lunch (not included) before taking the train to the Garganta del Diablo Station, further into the forest. Garganta del Diablo (The Devil’s Throat) is the biggest fall in Iguazu National Park, and the catwalks take you right on top of it! Be surprised and amazed by the strength and volume of water, which creates a permanent fog above the fall. Since this is a private tour, you can determine the order in which you’d like to view the park’s attractions and set the pace that suits you. After spending a day astonished by the park’s many falls and discovering more about this natural treasure, your guide will take you back to the Puerto Iguazu Airport in a private vehicle to take your flight back to Buenos Aires. When you arrive at the Jorge Newbery Airpark or Ezeiza Airport, a private driver will be waiting for you to take you back to your hotel.

Enjoy a day trip to Colonia del Sacramento, the first site in Uruguay to be declared a UNESCO World Heritage site. Explore the city with a round-trip ferry ticket from Buenos Aires to Colonia city. Select from options that include a walking tour, a teahouse visit, and a winery tour. Founded in 1680 by the Portuguese Manuel Lobo, the city went from Portuguese to Spanish rule several times until the Declaration of Independence in 1825. Discover how these events made the city a melting pot of architectural styles where Spanish and Portuguese-style buildings coexist.  Walk down cobbled streets and enjoy the unique landscape with spectacular views of the Rio de la Plata. Experience the charming houses, cobbled streets, traditional lanterns, and magical sunsets of El Porton de Campo alongside the Street of Sighs and Faro. If you choose the option that includes the walking tour, your guide will be waiting for you at the ferry station, ready to tell you all about the history of this incredible town. Return to Buenos Aires via the same ferry route at the end of your day trip.

It will be accessed by visiting the North Zone, with its residential neighborhoods of Olivos, La Lucila, Martinez and San Isidro, where the magnificent Neo-Gothic Cathedral, a National Historic Monument from the early 20th century, stands out. We will navigate the main 5 rivers that make up the Lower Delta, where its imposing beauty is dyed in ocher and green. The flowers will captivate us with their aroma and together with the particular color of the water they will take us on a walk through our senses. During the tour, we will be able to observe, Canals outlined by nature, the traditional rowing clubs, the Deliberative Council, the Tigre Art Museum (former "Tigre Hotel"), the Sarmiento Museum, the life of the islanders with their houses, school and church.

Learn about Argentina's culture through this presential experience. Ideal for adults and your kids, cook your very own Argentinian empanadas and make your own dulce de deche alfajores, hosted by a native guide in Buenos Aires. First, be shown how you and your family can prepare Argentinian empanadas, one of the most important dishes in the country, choosing between a meat or a vegan option. Learn how to make the famous dulce de leche and use it for the preparation of alfajores. Learn more about local Argentine culture and traditions through the preparation of some of its most iconic snacks.

Ole, ole, ole, ole - conjure up images of soccer greats when you visit two of South America's most iconic football locations at River Plate and La Bombonera. This Buenos Aires football tour is for anyone who knows the names Tevez, Ibarra, and of course the great Maradona. Take a trip back in time at the museums of the two most famous soccer stadiums in Argentina, La Bombonera, by Boca Juniors, and Monumental de Nuñez, by River Plate. See their trophy rooms and past team jerseys, and hear unique club stories and history. Access to the Boca stadium itself is temporarily suspended, and the visit to the River stadium is done by stairs from the Platea San Martín, except on match days, from there you can see the playing field and take photos. At each venue make sure to stop by the shop for some personalized items and souvenirs to remember your visit and these great football clubs. Inside the museum the descriptions can be found in official language.

Book your tickets to Temaiken Biopark, then immerse yourself in the wonders of this expansive space that combines a botanical garden, zoo, aquarium, and a museum of natural history and anthropology. Spend the day in a fun-filled environment, where you can get in touch with nature, admire numerous species of animals and plants, and learn about the protection and preservation of animals and the environment. At the park visit the Native Zone, to learn about Buenos Aires’ native flora and fauna. In the Mesopotamian Fauna section, admire the black yacarés and overos, tapirs, capybaras, lagoon turtles and more. Then head into the Patagonia Fauna area, which recreates the environments from the Andes Mountain Range to the Atlantic coast. Next, discover the African Zone, which is home to flamingos, pelicans, antelopes, meerkats, and more. There’s also three islands of lemurs, hippos, cheetahs, and zebras to be explored too. Wander through the Asian Zone next, and get up close to tigers, bats, flying fox, squirrels, and more. Don’t forget to make time for the aquarium too, which allows you to experience what life is like in the underwater world. Learn about tide pools and rivers, then marvel at the sharks swimming in their tanks.

Start with pickup from Palermo or downtown Buenos Aires. Travel to Parque de la Costa located in Tigre north of the city. At the park, enjoy a variety of rollercoasters, emulators, concerts, games, and musical attractions. Choose from two different entry options, the "Oro Passport" or "Promo Passport." With the Oro Passport gain entry to the following attractions: Children’s Attractions - Red Baron, Chiquitren, Crazy Collective, The Kangaroo, Haunted Mirrors, Inflatable, Kingdom Toys, The Placita, Mini Pirate Ship, Mini City, Mini Flying Chairs, Minijet, Panda and Mico, Pelotero, Paseo of Dinos, Balloon Flight. Family Attractions - Aconcagua, Chopper Cars, Ball Dance, Laser Battle, Pirate Ship, Marsh Boat, Boat on the Nile, Carrousel, Monza Karting, The Curse of Anubis, The Mansion of Terror, Virtual World, Flying Orcas, Octopus, Samba, Flying Chairs, Round the World, Zombiland. Vertigo Attractions - Exorbitant, Roller Coaster Boomerang, Roller Coaster Challenge, Roller Coaster El Vigia, Roller Coaster Whirlpool, Pendulum, Roller Coaster Delta Jumps. With the Promo Passport gain entry to the following attractions: Children’s Attractions - The Placita, Mini Pirate Ship, Mini City, Mini Flying Chairs, Chiquitren, Crazy Collective, The Kangaroo, Panda and Mico, Red Baron, Balloon Flight. Family Attractions - Chopper Cars, Ball Dance, Pirate Ship, Marsh Boat, Flying Orcas, Octopus, Samba, Carrousel, Round the World. Vertigo Attractions - Roller Coaster El Vigia and Flying Chairs.

The Temaikén Foundation works to protect nature and combines a botanical garden, zoo, aquarium, and museum of natural history and anthropology. The Biopark allows visitors to enjoy different landscapes characteristic of Argentina. The native zone provides information about the flora and fauna of the region, composed of two areas. The Mesopotamian area exhibits fauna, including black yacarés and overos, tapirs, capybaras, and lagoon turtles. The Patagonian fauna area recreates environments from the Andes mountain range to the Atlantic coast through seven enclosures: Patagonian steppe, condor, pumas, Patagonian plains, Patagonian lagoon, pudúes, and underground Patagonia.   Explore the African zone next, home to flamingos, pelicans, antelope, meerkats, and colobus, as well as three islands of lemurs, hippos, cheetahs, and zebras. In the Asian zone, there are tigers, frugivorous bats, two species of flying foxes, squirrels of Prevost, and many others. The zoo also houses wallabies and kangaroos. The aquarium allows visitors to appreciate life underwater, where it is possible to learn from a tide pool, as well as from a recreation of a river in Mesopotamia. Look through eight large panels to see sharks swimming just a few inches away in a tank filled with millions of gallons of seawater.

Your journey through the Iguazu National Park begins at the Nature Interpretation Center where you’ll learn more about the foundation of the park and its local flora and fauna. Be amazed by the magnitude of the stunning views. The trails are perfectly placed and easy to walk, offering the visitors spectacular views of this natural wonder. Experience the incredible panorama along the catwalks to the biggest fall in Iguazu, Garganta del Diablo (The Devil's Throat). Be amazed by the force and volume of water, which creates a permanent fog above the fall. Since this is a private tour, you can determine the order in which you'd like to view the park's attractions and set the pace that suits you. After spending a day discovering the park's many falls, your guide will take you back to the Puerto Iguazu Airport in a private vehicle to catch your flight back to Buenos Aires.

In the middle of the year 1900, an immigrant of Italian origin named Silvano arrived as a child with his family and settled in this region of the pampas. Over the years he began to work in an employee store and soon had his own general store and managed to buy this land in 1940 from the Lennon family, who like many other Irish families came to the region. They admired the Victorian style and it is reflected in the 1930 house, which is currently the Ranch's Casco. This farm that Don Silvano buys has 380 hectares. Very soon, because of the beauty of the place and because of how sociable he was, he begins to receive friends, but later his friends begin to ask him for a place to stay and spend more than a day, and that is where the first 2 rooms are enabled. in addition to yours. In this way, Don Silvano began with an activity that today is for the 4th consecutive generation. Pick up from downtown hotels to Exaltación de la Cruz, cradle of gaucho traditions. They are received with typical Argentine empanadas and wine or water or soda. A visit to the estancia and its facilities is carried out. Then a typical Creole Lunch is carried out, Roast with salads and Dessert. During it you can enjoy a singing show and folkloric dances. Demonstration of Creole skills. In the afternoon we will enjoy the snack (infusion + cakes and fried cake)