Accessible Buenos Aires and Iguazú Trip

Transfer in from Ezeiza with assistance from guide - UX041

Hours: 08:50 - 10:50

Transfer in to Home Hotel with guide in an H1/Viano vehicle for UX041 flight inbound from Madrid

Fogón Welcome dinner with wine pairing and transfers

Hours: 19:00 - 23:00

Fogón Asado offers a contemporary and immersive take on Argentina’s most iconic culinary tradition: the asado. More than just a barbecue, this experience is a carefully choreographed tasting menu that celebrates fire, technique, and local ingredients. Seated around an open grill, guests witness each step of the process as skilled chefs prepare multiple courses over wood-fired flames. The experience highlights different cuts of meat, seasonal vegetables, and traditional flavors, while also sharing the history and cultural significance of the Argentine asado. Each course is thoughtfully paired with premium Argentine wines, enhancing the depth and character of the dishes. The interactive format allows guests to engage with the chefs, learn about grilling techniques, and gain insight into the rituals that make asado a cornerstone of Argentine social life. Fogón Asado is ideal for travelers seeking an elevated yet authentic gastronomic experience — a refined celebration of fire, flavor, and Argentine hospitality.

North of the City with a Queer Twist

Hours: 10:00 - 16:00

Buenos Aires is a city built on layers — of power, beauty, resistance, and reinvention. This North of the City with a Queer Twist tour invites you to explore some of the capital’s most iconic landmarks while uncovering the stories that history books and traditional tours usually leave out. We begin in Recoleta Cemetery, where grand mausoleums tell stories not only of presidents and elites, but also of desire, secrecy, chosen families, and the rigid norms queer people had to navigate for generations. From there, we move through Retiro, a neighborhood shaped by migration, class divides, and informal queer networks that emerged in the shadows of official history. At the National Congress, we shift from hidden lives to public struggle, tracing Argentina’s path toward LGBTQ+ rights — from persecution and silence to landmark legislation and ongoing activism. Here, we explore how queer movements intersected with broader fights for democracy, labor rights, and social justice. The tour concludes with a visit to Mocha Celis, a groundbreaking trans-led organization and community space. More than a school, Mocha Celis is a living example of how queer communities in Argentina continue to create new models of education, dignity, and collective care in the face of exclusion. This tour is not about “queer trivia” — it’s about understanding Buenos Aires through the people who challenged norms, reshaped culture, and expanded the meaning of citizenship.

El Viejo Almacén Dinner Tango Show with VIP seating

Hours: 19:00 - 23:00

Celebrate with an unforgettable evening at El Viejo Almacén, the city’s most iconic tango house. Step into a historic venue where tradition and elegance meet, and enjoy a gourmet dinner featuring fine Argentine cuisine and premium wines. Marvel as the lights dim and the stage comes alive with a world-class tango show, blending passionate dance, soulful live music, and evocative vocals.

Free morning

Hours: 10:00 - 13:30

Transfer out to Aeroparque

Hours: 13:30 - 14:00

Flight to Iguazú

Hours: 17:35 - 19:35

Transfer in to Loi Suites

Hours: 19:35 - 20:35

Iguazú Falls - Brazil Side with lunch at Belmond Hotel

Hours: 08:00 - 14:00

The Brazilian side of Iguazú Falls offers the most spectacular panoramic views of this extraordinary natural wonder. Located within Iguaçu National Park, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, this visit provides a wide-angle perspective of the falls, allowing visitors to fully appreciate their immense scale and beauty. The experience follows a well-maintained walkway system that leads along the edge of the canyon, offering continuous viewpoints overlooking the cascading waterfalls. From this side, visitors can see the majority of the falls in a single sweeping view, making it ideal for photography and scenic appreciation. A highlight of the visit is the walkway that extends toward the Devil’s Throat, where visitors stand directly in front of the powerful cascade, surrounded by mist, rainbows, and the thunderous sound of the water. This dramatic viewpoint offers a thrilling and immersive encounter with the falls. In addition to the waterfalls, the Brazilian side allows visitors to enjoy the surrounding Atlantic rainforest, home to tropical birds, butterflies, and lush vegetation. Shorter and more compact than the Argentine side, this excursion is perfect for travelers seeking unforgettable views and a complementary perspective of Iguazú Falls.

Iguazú Falls - Argentina Side with regional lunch at Meliá

Hours: 09:00 - 15:00

The Argentine side of Iguazú Falls offers an immersive experience of one of the most impressive natural wonders on Earth. Located within Iguazú National Park, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, this side of the falls allows visitors to explore an extensive system of walkways and trails that bring you remarkably close to the cascades. The visit includes access to the Upper Circuit and Lower Circuit, each offering different perspectives of the falls, from wide panoramic views to intimate viewpoints just above the rushing water. Along the way, visitors walk through lush subtropical rainforest, home to diverse wildlife such as butterflies, birds, coatis, and tropical plants. A highlight of the excursion is the Devil’s Throat (Garganta del Diablo), where a train ride and elevated walkway lead to a dramatic platform suspended above the most powerful section of the falls. Here, the roar of the water, the mist, and the sheer scale of the cascades create an unforgettable sensory experience. Throughout the visit, there is time to enjoy the scenery, take photographs, and connect with the surrounding nature. The Argentine side of Iguazú Falls offers the most complete and up-close way to experience this extraordinary natural spectacle. A 3 course traditional lunch is included.

Transfer to Iguazú Airport

Hours: 15:00 - 16:00

Flight to Buenos Aires

Hours: 19:55 - 21:55

Transfer in to Home Hotel

Hours: 21:55 - 22:55

Free Day

Hours: 10:00 - 16:00

South of the City with a Queer Twist

Hours: 10:00 - 16:00

Experience the rich history of Buenos Aires by exploring the Colonial foundational city center and the charming southern Latin neighborhoods. Visit the old port of Buenos Aires, where millions of immigrants entered Argentina and created the modern-day porteño identity. Discover the birthplace of tango and the origins of local slang lunfardo. From powerful politicians to Italian immigrants, the southern part of Buenos Aires paints a broad picture of Argentina’s history. Explore the Plaza de Mayo and its significant landmarks, such as the Cathedral of Buenos Aires, the Casa Rosada, and colonial city hall Cabildo. Walk through the historic Block of Lights and visit St. Ignatius Church, the oldest church in Buenos Aires. Admire the Barolo Palace and National Congress on Avenida de Mayo’s architectural frenzy. In San Telmo, explore Dorrego Square, the San Telmo Market, Defensa Street, and the Minimal House. Visit La Boca’s Caminito street, the old port, immigrant tenements. Immerse yourself in the South’s bohemian Latin vibe and learn about the Spanish colonial origins of Buenos Aires, the immigrant era and its impact on porteños, the golden age of Argentina, San Martín and his Liberation Campaigns, culinary culture, popular culture, and political history. Your guide will weave the city's hidden queer history into this tour!

Tigre Sailing Day

Hours: 10:00 - 16:00

Leave the bustle of Buenos Aires behind and discover a different rhythm of life in the lush Paraná Delta, one of the world's largest river deltas and a beloved weekend escape for porteños. The day begins with a drive north to Tigre, where you'll board a one-hour scenic ferry to explore the Delta's intricate network of canals. As you cruise through the islands, you'll pass stilt houses, historic rowing clubs, floating schools, riverside cafés, and the homes of island residents who rely on boats as their primary means of transportation. Your guide will share the history of the Delta and explain how this unique community has adapted to life surrounded by water. After returning to Tigre, you'll have a reservation at María Luján, one of the area's most iconic waterfront restaurants. Lunch is at your own expense, allowing you to choose from the restaurant's menu while enjoying beautiful views over the river. In the afternoon, browse the colorful Puerto de Frutos, Tigre's famous riverside market, where local artisans and vendors offer everything from handcrafted goods and regional products to home décor inspired by the Delta. Before returning to Buenos Aires, stop in the elegant historic town of San Isidro, known for its tree-lined streets, beautiful colonial architecture, and impressive neo-Gothic cathedral overlooking the Río de la Plata.

Free morning

Hours: 10:00 - 14:00

The Gilded Age Art and Architecture Tour

Hours: 14:00 - 19:00

Dive into the city’s European aesthetic exploring some of the most fascinating buildings and works of art of Argentina’s Gilded Age. In this tour, we will approach how Buenos Aires ended up having the “nickname of the Paris of South America” and why that’s a controversial name. We will start at the Retiro area where we’ll talk about the Generation of the 80s and how it brought about a francophile era to the country. Then, we’re off to the Museum of Fine Arts where we’ll enjoy both European art and the influence of these artists on Argentina’s production. Then, we’re off to explore Avenida de Mayo with its emblematic buildings: the Barolo Palace, the National Congress and Confiteria del Molino. We will do a little extra trekking to find one of the rarest gems of Buenos Aires: a catalan modernist and an art nouveau masterpieces in Balvanera. Before heading back to the hotel, we will stop by the Colon Theatre so you can enjoy a 45’ visit inside the most emblematic architectural piece of the city. **If a museum or gallery is closed, we will visit another attraction not listed on this tour.**

Transfer out to Ezeiza airport - UX042

Hours: 09:30 - 10:30