Buenos Aires is best known as the Tango’s capital city. Many visitors every year arrive in Buenos Aires with the sole wish of discovering this exotic yet most romantic dance. It takes two to Tango. Born in the marginal side of the city, the Tango has become its pride and most distinguishing trait. Tango lessons, as well as dinner and tango shows welcome everyone who wishes to get closer to this passionate music. Iguazu Falls is undoubtedly the most visited place in Misiones and one of the most imposing natural attractions in Argentina, and why not in South America.

Itinerary: Day 1: Buenos Aires On arrival in Buenos Aries, the gateway to the Argentine Republic, you are transferred to your hotel. After check-in the rest of the day is free to explore the vibrant shops and atmosphere of the downtown area. Day 2: Buenos Aires After breakfast at the hotel the morning is free. In the afternoon enjoy a city tour visiting the main sights of this large, important city, such as Plaza de Mayo, the Congress building, Puerto Madero, La Boca, Recoleta and Palermo. Return to the hotel. The evening is spent at the fantastic Dinner Show of TangoEl Querandi. Typical menu includes a variety of cold or warm starters and main dishes; wines of warehouse ' Estate Flichman ', sodas and mineral water. Desserts, coffee or tea complete the meal. Enjoy your meal while watching the authentic Tango show which showcases the history of the tango and of Buenos Aires, prominent figures and circumstances from 1860 to the present. An acoustic quartet includes the piano, bandoneón, violin and double-bass. Day 3: Buenos Aires Departing after breakfast we venture to the famous Estancias. The day is spent gaining an insight into the lifestyle of the “Gaucho”. This includes horse riding shows, where the gauchos show off their skills at sprint horse races and carreras de sortija ("grab the ring races"). The day is completed with a delicious meal of empanadas and a fabulous Argentine-style Asado (braai) along with traditional dancing. A day not to be forgotten! Day 4: Buenos Aires Departing after breakfast we visit Tigre city starting with a tour through the Olivos area. The area includes the Presidential Residence where we board the Tren de la Costa (Coastal Train), a modern means of transport connecting the most elegant residential areas overlooking the River Plate. Getting off at San Isidro station we continue our trip up to Tigre city, located 18 miles from downtown Buenos Aires. We will sail through the Delta of Paraná River, a labyrinth of islands and islets crisscrossed by rivers and streams, on board an open-top panoramic tour boat. Day 5: Buenos Aires / Iguazú Breakfast at the hotel. Transfer to the Metropolitan Airport to board a flight to Puerto Iguazú city. On arrival you are transferred to visit the water giants... Iguazu Falls (Argentine side). The Visitor's Center, located at the entrance of Iguazú National Park has excellent basic resources, such as snack bars, a restaurant, souvenir shops, restrooms, medical assistance, and a large building with big boards illustrating the importance and biodiversity of the humid subtropical rainforest. In order to access the runways from where to observe the Falls, we board a steam-driven train that will take us to the Upper Circuit and the Garganta del Diablo (Devil's Gorge). We take a 1 hour walk on the runways of the Lower Circuit and a 50-minute-walk on the Upper circuit. We reach San Martín Island through the Lower Circuit, which takes about 1 ½ hours. For those who like to walk, there is the "Sendero Verde" (Green Path) option, 0.6 miles long, connecting the Visitor's Center with Cataratas Station and the Upper Circuit. Once at Garganta del Diablo Station, we take a walk on a 1,000-yard-long flat runway, built on Iguazú Superior River. This runway crosses several islands where there are snack bars for the visitors and at the end there is a strategically placed lookout point overlooking the amazing Devil's Gorge. The Devil's Gorge visit takes about 2 hours. There are snack bars and restrooms at every station and in all runways. In this particular visit, we come closest to the falls, allowing for a better and more detailed observation of the vegetation, and of the falls as well, which seem to be, literally, at the reach of one-s hand. For visitors on wheelchairs: there are ramps at the Visitor's Center and in all runways and circuits, except in San Martín Island. The day ends with transfer to the hotel. Day 6: Puerto Iguazú Breakfast at the hotel. Today we visit the Falls from the Brazilian side. Arrival at the Visitors' Center, located at the entrance of Iguaçu National Park. This center has excellent resources, with a photo exhibition on the falls, boards with maps of the National Park, a big souvenir shop, restrooms, medical assistance, Park tickets sale, bank, etc. Once the visit to the Center is over, we enter the Park and enjoy a gentle walk for approximately 0.6 miles along the runways that will take us to the Falls. This walk offers panoramic views of the falls, and at the end of it, it allows for a fantastic (wet) approach to the Garganta del Diablo (Devil's Gorge) and to the main falls. The walk ends in the upper level of the falls, where we get by means of stairs or a panoramic elevator. From there on, visitors follow the runway up to Puerto Canoas, where there is a peaceful lookout point overlooking Iguazú Superior River, also Porto Canoas Restaurant, a snack bar, a handicrafts shop, restrooms and medical assistance. There we take the van that will take us back to the hotel. Day 7: Puerto Iguazu / Buenos Aires Breakfast at the hotel. Transfer to Puerto Iguazú airport to fly to Buenos Aires. Arrival and transfer to the hotel. Check in and free day to go shopping. Day 8: Buenos Aires Breakfast at the hotel. Transfer to Ezeiza international airport to board the international flight.