Family Adventures in Argentina

Begin your Argentinian adventure with an enthralling tour of the capital city. Nicknamed the 'Paris of South America' due to its vibrant districts, exquisite architecture and lively atmosphere, Buenos Aires' captivating charm is best experienced on an intimate walking tour. Led by an expert guide, you'll pass through cobbled alleyways that unfold into grand squares fringed by colonial architecture. Visiting historic squares such as San Telmo and Plaza de Mayo, as well as the glamorous Avenida de Mayo and Buenos Aires Metropolitan Cathedral, famed for its striking neo-classical facade, the tour promises to showcase the absolute best of the city. 

Add a dinner and tango show to your itinerary and spend an evening feeling immersed in the city culture with regional cuisine and an authentic performance of one of the country's most renowned cultural staples.

The Perito Moreno Glacier, located in the Los Glaciares National Park, is the world's third-largest freshwater reserve, stretching over 30 kilometres and covering 250 square kilometres. During your stay in the region, you'll visit this natural marvel, either viewing it from the walkways that descend the hillside or embarking on a short boat cruise along the glacier's front wall to get a closer look at this dominating wall of ice.

Next, you'll venture out onto the waters of Lake Argentino on a thrilling voyage where you'll be able to take in the region's breathtaking scenery in all its grandeur which encompasses floating icebergs and the snow-capped peaks of the Andes. 

Situated within Argentina's stunning Lake District at the foot of the snowy Andes Mountains, Bariloche is an enchanting town reminiscent of a Swiss ski village with narrow streets bordered by whimsical architecture, world-class dining venues and boutique chocolatiers. An excellent destination for skiing in the summer and autumn months, the town is one of the most sought-after destinations in the continent for snow sports. 

During your time here, you'll explore the spellbinding vistas of the Lake District on an array of excursions, from horseback riding across the flat and mountainous terrains to kayaking on crystalline lake waters amidst ancient forests. 

Teeming with extraordinary wildlife, the Ibera Wetlands encompasses swamps, marshes and lagoons inhabited by hundreds of species. You'll begin your exploration of the region with a 4x4 drive through lush fields, plantations, and wetlands before boarding a boat where you'll have the chance to see elusive caiman crocodiles lurking just beneath the river's surface, as well as capybaras and swamp deers that congregate along the banks. 

The following day, you'll travel to the northernmost region of the park for a safari through the Portal Cambyreta section of the park. It is here you'll discover an array of ecosystems and the awe-inspiring variety of wildlife that inhabit them, including foxes, wolves, black howler monkeys, dozens of bird species and the striking red macaw.

A true natural marvel, Iguazu Falls is one of the world's largest waterfalls. View the magnificent wonder from various perspectives as you travel by train up to walkways positioned at both lower and higher positions. The highlight of your private tour will be your visit to the platform that hovers at the brink of Devil's Throat, the largest of Iguazu's many waterfalls.

Next, you'll view the falls from below as you travel via truck through the Yacaratia Trail beneath thick forest canopies, before hopping on a boat at Puerto Macaco, where you will board a boat to navigate the lower Iguazú River, heading towards the thundering falls.