8-Day Best of Argentina & Brazil

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Today, you'll head out on a city driving along “9 de Julio”, the widest avenue in the world. You'll visit Plaza de Mayo, the Metropolitan Cathedral, stroll along “Caminito” to admire the colourful streets, the beautiful green spaces in Palermo, Recoleta and you'll end your tour with a visit to the Recoleta cemetery. In the evening, you'll head to a tango house to enjoy a wonderful show and dinner! Visiting a Tango Show is a must when you are in Buenos Aires!

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Today, you'll have the day free to spend as you wish. There are a number of optional tours that can be taken advantage of to see a different side of the city and its surroundings. Tigre is a popular weekend getaway for many "porteños" and boasts many summer homes as well as yacht and rowing clubs. You'll take a one-hour boat excursion along the Paraná Delta and its channels, rivers, streams, and numerous islands, appreciating the lush vegetation.

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At the given time, you will be picked up and taken to the domestic airport to board your flight to Iguazu. Upon arrival, you will be welcomed at Puerto Iguazu airport and taken to your hotel on the Argentinean side. You'll then head out on the tour of the Argentine side of the falls, visiting the Upper Circuit, Devil’s Throat and walking along the Iguazú River canyon to the lower circuit.

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Today, you'll explore the Brazilian side of the Iguazu Falls. You'll walk along paths and appreciate the lush vegetation, butterflies, and cascades. You'll then take the path that leads you to an amazing panoramic view of the Devil’s Throat where you can appreciate the incredible panorama of the other iconic sites across the Argentinian border like Two Sisters and Bozzeti waterfalls. In the afternoon, you'll have some free time to spend as you wish.

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This morning, you'll transfer from the hotel to the airport for your flight to Rio de Janeiro. Upon arrival, you'll be met at the airport and transferred to your hotel in the city. Rio de Janeiro was founded in 1556 and over time, became the main cultural, political and economic centre of the Portuguese empire. Today, Rio is situated in a 15-mile-strip of land, wedged between mountains and sea. In the afternoon, you'll have some free time to explore the city on your own.

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This morning, you'll board a cog-train for the ride through Tijuca Forest up Corcovado Mountain at 748 metres high. Disembarking at the top of Corcovado, you'll then proceed up the steps that lead to the top lookout where the towering statue of Christ the Redeemer stands. The tour proceeds passing by Rio’s world-famous beaches as far as Urca District to board a cable car for a two-staged ascent up Sugar Loaf Mountain. You'll head back down along Guanabara Bay and Flamengo Park to tour downtown.