Upon your arrival at Asunción Airport, you will be greeted by a local driver-guide who will transfer you to your hotel.

Half-Day Tour to Ypacarai Lake and Artisan Villages

This half-day tour begins with a visit to the artisan town of Luque, known for its workshops that produce handcrafted harps, guitars, and intricate filigree jewelry in gold and silver. The next stop is Aregua, a charming town on the banks of the renowned Lake Ypacarai, which still retains its early 20th-century character. Here, you can explore pottery shops and artisan centers that showcase their work year-round. The tour then moves on to San Bernardino, a popular summer destination for Paraguayans located on the shores of Lake Ypacarai. The journey continues to Itauguá, the home of the celebrated Ñandutí lace, a unique handmade textile inspired by spiderweb patterns. During this tour, you’ll have the opportunity to purchase local crafts such as tablecloths, placemats, hammocks, bedspreads, and other Paraguayan artisan goods. After the visit, you’ll return to Asunción.

This Day excursion offers a unique blend of artisan craftsmanship, cultural heritage, historical landmarks, and natural beauty, promising an unforgettable experience. We begin by visiting Itá, a town famous for its traditional craft, particularly the "Gallinita de la Suerte" (Lucky Little Chicken). Following that, we will explore the 18th-century Franciscan church in Yaguarón, before heading to the scenic mountain ranges of Paraguarí. Our tour continues with visits to the historic towns of Pirayu and Sapucaí. Later in the afternoon, we'll return to Asunción, stopping at Itauguá, renowned for its ñanduti lacework, a local craft that resembles spider webs. Afterward, we will head back to Asunción.

Yaguarón: This town is home to the Yaguarón Temple, a significant cultural and historical landmark of Paraguay.

The mystical temple of Yaguarón, located in Paraguay's Paraguarí Department, is one of the nation's oldest and most iconic religious structures, enriched with legends, beliefs, and a deep historical connection to both the Guaraní people and Franciscan missionaries.

Pirayu: A tranquil town, characterized by charming colonial homes painted in vibrant, pleasing colors, featuring galleries supported by pillars, and surrounded by natural hills and mountain ranges. The town’s historic train station is a notable attraction.

Sapucai: Built by English engineers in 1894, the Sapucai Railway Workshop was crucial to Paraguay's railroad operations. The workshop remained active into the late 20th century and is now home to the Historical Railway Museum.

Today we fly from Paraguay to Uruguay, where the second part of our journey will begin. All private transfers are included in the price of the trip.

Half-Day Montevideo City Tour.

Explore Montevideo with a private guide, making photo stops at the city's most significant historical and cultural landmarks. Highlights include Plaza Constitución, the Metropolitan Cathedral, Sarandí Pedestrian Street, Puerta de la Ciudadela, Plaza Independencia, Palacio Salvo, Palacio Estévez, Teatro Solís, the Mausoleum, Montevideo's Costanera, Parque Rodó, Punta Carretas, the Monument to the Holocaust of the Jewish People, Punta Brava Lighthouse, Pittamiglio Castle, Pocitos, the Montevideo city sign, Diving, Malvín, Punta Gorda, Carrasco, Sofitel Hotel, Avenida Arocena, Parque Batlle, Centenario Stadium, La Carreta Monument, the Obelisk, Avenida 18 de Julio, the Legislative Palace, the Telecommunications Tower, and the Agricultural Market.
After finishing, we will stay in the city to walk a little on our own, visit museums and taste local cuisine.

Our ferry departs Montevideo at 11:00 AM and arrives in Buenos Aires at 1:30 PM.

Upon your arrival at Buenos Aires port, you will be met by our driver, who will safely transfer you to our hotel.

In the evening, we will pick you up from your hotel and take you to the Tango House at the designated time. After the show, your driver will be waiting to transfer you back to the hotel.

La Ventana Tango Dinner Show

La Ventana Tango offers an unforgettable show in a beautifully restored historic "Conventillo," now a leading venue in Buenos Aires’ tango scene. The performance features the finest tango dancers, a superb orchestra of talented musicians, and a powerful singer, all blending with Argentine folklore to create an authentic Argentine experience. The atmosphere is romantic and intimate, perfect for enjoying the magic of tango.

Located in the heart of San Telmo, this Tango House occupies a former tenement building where Buenos Aires' finest tango performances take place, offering an experience that combines both architectural beauty and tango history, transporting audiences back in time.

Tonight, you will witness an Argentine tango show in one of three halls, each representing a different architectural style of Buenos Aires: El Salón del Aljibe, El Salón del Virrey, or El Quincho Santo Domingo. You’ll savor a three-course dinner accompanied by fine Argentine wines.

The show includes 32 performers on stage.

Menu: International cuisine, featuring a wide range of appetizers, main courses, an exclusive charcoal grill, homemade pasta, and baked goods, plus a selection of desserts.

Drinks: Wine, soft drinks, and mineral water are included.

Schedule: Dinner at 8:00 PM – Show at 10:00 PM.

Half-Day 4-Hour Buenos Aires City Tour

Discover the best of Buenos Aires on this half-day private city tour, where you’ll learn about the city’s rich culture and history. This tour covers areas like Puerto Madero, San Telmo, and more. You’ll have the opportunity to stroll through La Boca and explore the unique neighborhoods along the river. Hotel pick-up and drop-off are included, so you can relax without worrying about logistics.

This cultural journey through Buenos Aires offers a comprehensive look at the city’s history, architecture, and culture, from its founding to the present. Buenos Aires is often considered the Latin American city that most resembles the cosmopolitan charm and aristocratic elegance of European capitals. But beyond that, Buenos Aires is home to the colorful houses of La Boca and the vibrant tango that breathes life into the streets of San Telmo. This combination makes Buenos Aires an exceptional and alluring metropolis. The tour will highlight the city's history, the impact of immigration, cultural staples like football and tango, its architectural heritage, the Peronismo era, and the characteristics of Argentine society. Key stops include downtown Buenos Aires, La Boca, Monserrat, San Telmo, Puerto Madero, Palermo, and Recoleta.

Transfer to the airport and fly to the Lake District - Bariloche.

Upon arrival at the Tenente Luis Candelaria International Airport in Bariloche (BRC), we will be met and transferred to a hotel in the city center.

Evening tour of Bariloche. We will explore the city and its surroundings. We will walk along the southern shore of Lake Nahuel Huapi to the west, visiting the main tourist attractions such as the Llao Llao Hotel, the San Eduardo Chapel, Puerto Pañelo and an impressive panoramic viewpoint. We will also make a stop at Campanario Hill, where a cable car will take you to the top, 1000 meters high, from where you can enjoy a magnificent 360-degree view of the region.

5.5-hour Shared Navigation to Victoria Island and Arrayanes Forest

Puerto Pañuelo, located 25 kilometers from Bariloche, is the departure point for the scenic boat journey across the crystal-clear waters of Lake Nahuel Huapi. The journey takes you to the ancient Victoria Island and the renowned Arrayanes Forest. Along the way, you will marvel at the vibrant color of the water, the reflection of the lush vegetation in the lake, and the stunning backdrop of the perpetually snow-capped mountains.

After an hour of navigation, departing from Puerto Pañuelo on the majestic Llao Llao Peninsula, you will arrive at the Quetrihue Peninsula, home to the unique Arrayanes Forest located in the northeast corner of Lake Nahuel Huapi.

The Arrayan, known as "Quetrihue" in the Mapuche language, is a rare shrub that features a delicate saffron color and white flowers. In this particular place, the Arrayan grows to tree size, creating a mystical and extraordinary forest. The journey continues to Puerto Anchorena on Victoria Island, where visitors can explore the impressive native flora, with species of remarkable size. Walking along the trails that lead to Playa del Toro, visitors can admire the cave paintings made by indigenous peoples while enjoying the splendid volcanic sand beach. It’s an unforgettable and magical experience.

10-hour Full Day Trip to San Martín de los Andes via the Seven Lakes Route (Private English-Speaking Guide)

This full-day excursion takes you along one of the most iconic roads in Argentinian Patagonia: the "Seven Lakes" route. This picturesque road connects Villa La Angostura with San Martín de los Andes and offers breathtaking views of stunning lakes and vibrant crystal-clear waterfalls along the way. Where the Andes Mountains meet the serene Lacar Lake, you will find San Martín de los Andes, a charming mountain village. After spending some free time for lunch and exploring the town center, we will return to Bariloche.

We change the location today and fly to El Calafate, where the legends of the world's natural heritage await us.

6-hour Full Day Tour to Perito Moreno Glacier

We will head straight to Los Glaciares National Park to visit the famous Perito Moreno Glacier without delay. We will travel via Route No. 11, skirting Argentino Lake. The distance from El Calafate to the glacier is 80 km, and the entire route is paved. From the start, the journey offers delightful surprises. Shortly after leaving town, on the right, you can admire Argentino Lake with its Round Bay, home to a rich variety of bird species, such as black-necked swans, flamingos, steam ducks, coots, and geese. The landscape is painted in shades of yellow due to the coirón grasses, among which the white and short varieties stand out. During the first 40 km, we will cross the Patagonian steppe before arriving at the entrance to the national park, where the scenery changes to arboreal vegetation, primarily from the notofagus family (ñires, cherry trees, lengas), along with occasional cinnamon trees and colorful flowers, including the striking red notro of the Patagonian Andean forest.

Upon arrival at "the curve of sighs"—so named because it is the first panoramic viewpoint of the Perito Moreno Glacier—we will stop for photos and then proceed to Puerto Bajo las Sombras. After visiting the port, we will explore the catwalks, where a system of balconies and walkways offers multiple routes and incredible vantage points to view the glacier up close. Following free time for walks and optional lunch, we will return to El Calafate and drop you off at your hotel.

During our stop at Puerto Bajo las Sombras, we will embark on a boat tour that provides a unique perspective of the massive walls of the Perito Moreno Glacier and its continuous calving into the waters of Lake Rico. Icebergs that have broken off from the glacier will also be visible. The boat will stop in front of the glacier for several minutes, offering excellent opportunities for photography and filming.

Full Day 7-hour All Glaciers Navigation Ticket

Our excursion will start at Puerto de Punta Bandera, located 47 km (29 miles) from El Calafate. We will navigate the northern arm of Lake Argentino, passing through Boca del Diablo and heading towards the Upsala Channel. As we sail, we will encounter large ice floes that have broken away from the front wall of the Upsala Glacier. Next, we will journey through the Spegazzini Canal, where we will catch our first glimpse of the Dry Glacier. The trip will continue until we reach the magnificent Spegazzini Glacier, where we will also see the Heim, Seco, and Peineta glaciers. At this point, we will disembark at Spegazzini Base and begin our exploration by walking along a forested path that leads to the Spegazzini Refuge. This 300-meter accessible trail will take us to several stations and viewpoints, offering stunning vistas of Bahía de Los Glaciares.

At the refuge, you can enjoy lunch, visit the shop, or simply admire the breathtaking surroundings. For those who enjoy trekking, there is a medium-difficulty hiking trail that winds through the forest, offering more natural viewpoints and spectacular scenery, eventually leading back to the landing point.

Full Day 14-hour Torres del Paine National Park with Box Lunch

Departure from hotel in El Calafate starts at 7:00 AM. After a 2.5-hour journey through the Patagonian steppe from north to south, we arrive at the “Cancha Carrera” border post. From there, we continue through the scenic landscapes of southern Chile, ultimately reaching Torres del Paine National Park (named "Blue Towers" in the Tehuelche language due to the predominant color of the peaks).

The journey from El Calafate to the park takes approximately 3.5 hours. Inside the park, we alternate between rides in our exclusive Overland 4×4 truck and hikes. The park offers a wide variety of roads and numerous hiking trails, and because we organize the excursion in small groups, we can adjust the itinerary and hiking routes to suit the group's preferences. By default, our programs are designed with low-difficulty activities, but we can modify the difficulty level if requested. All hikes are guided by authorized trekking professionals. Using our Overland trucks, we will travel to key locations, from which we embark on hikes leading to stunning viewpoints that offer the most breathtaking sights of the park.

Around noon, we will enjoy a picnic in a scenic mountain location near the Paine waterfall, sheltered by our Overland trucks. The lunch boxes provided are abundant, ensuring you remain well-fed throughout the adventure. The specific viewpoints we visit depend on weather conditions, and the itinerary is adjusted at the guide’s discretion. Typically, if the Towers are visible in the morning, we enter the park via Laguna Amarga, offering panoramic views of the Towers. Here, we will descend to enjoy our picnic along the Paine River, where tables and benches are set in a tranquil and wind-sheltered area. For those seeking a more extreme experience, you can pack your lunch and hike with the guide along the Fauna Path to a panoramic viewpoint. This moderately challenging hike takes about 50 minutes and involves some uphill walking. Afterward, we return to the vehicle and make various stops at scenic viewpoints such as Laguna de los Cisnes and Mirador Superior del Nordenskjold before reaching Salto Grande. Here, we take a guided 2-hour walk to the Cuernos del Paine Viewpoint along Lake Nordenskjold. Our journey continues to another lookout point near Lake Pehoe, where you will enjoy one of the most iconic views of the park, with the "Cuernos" and the French Valley framed by Lakes Pehoe and Nordenskjold. From this vantage point, you will also see Mount Paine Grande and Almirante Nieto. Finally, we return to El Calafate.

Recommendation: wear comfortable shoes and layered clothing. Bring a windbreaker jacket.