Upon arrival at Ezeiza International Airport, receive a warm welcome by a local representative and transfer to their hotel.

Known as the “Paris of South America”, Buenos Aires is a city that pulses with culture, history, and elegance. The wide boulevards, Belle Époque architecture, and tree-lined streets reflect a charming blend of European influence and Latin American spirit. Whether its tango rhythms echoing through San Telmo or modern art galleries in Palermo, the city effortlessly combines the classic and contemporary.

Overnight stay at hotel in Buenos Aires.

After breakfast at hotel, enjoy a half-day city tour of Buenos Aires.

Begin the day with a deep dive into the soul of Buenos Aires. The journey starts at Plaza de Mayo, the historic site where Argentina’s first revolution unfolded in 1810. Admire El Cabildo and La Casa Rosada, forever linked with the legacy of Evita. Step into the Metropolitan Cathedral, where Pope Francis began his spiritual path. Continue to the vibrant La Boca district, known for its colorful houses, El Caminito, and “conventillos” — living testaments of the city’s immigrant roots. Wander through the charming streets of San Telmo, where tango lives on through murals, musicians, and whispers of the past.

Later, visit the elegant Puerto Madero area, home to fine dining spots and the striking Puente de la Mujer. Drive through the lush neighborhoods of Recoleta and Palermo, symbols of Buenos Aires’ aristocratic past. Catch a glimpse of the steel petals of the Floralis Genérica, admire the calm lakes and gardens shaped by Carlos Thays, and pass by the serene Japanese Garden and the planetarium. The city tour concludes at 9 de Julio Avenue, with iconic landmarks like the Colon Theatre, Corrientes Avenue, and the Obelisk — where the heart of Buenos Aires beats the loudest.

In the evening, enjoy during the transfer to Gala Tango for an unforgettable tango night. Housed in a venue that reflects 1930s elegance with its marble accents and French décor, Gala Tango offers an intimate experience of Argentina’s most beloved dance. Before the performance, take part in a short tango class and then indulge in a gourmet dinner paired with exquisite Argentine wines. The show blends tango and folklore in a beautifully choreographed celebration of culture, rhythm, and passion.

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After breakfast at the hotel, enjoy a full-day shared Country Day Tour, including lunch.

This tour offers a unique experience to visit an estancia (farm) located in the Argentine pampas, where travelers can immerse themselves in the rich rural traditions of Argentina. The estancia showcases the life of the iconic Gaucho, Argentina’s skilled horsemen and symbol of national identity.

During the day, have the option to ride horses or take a carriage ride around the estancia, surrounded by vast open plains. The highlight of the tour is the traditional Asado barbecue lunch, featuring Argentine specialties such as grilled meats and empanadas, paired with local wines. Live gaucho music and folkloric dances add to the authentic countryside atmosphere, making this a perfect day to experience Argentina’s rural charm and culture.

SEGV’S RECOMMENDATION: Those who prefer not to participate in horse riding or carriage rides can enjoy a relaxed day at the estancia’s grounds, soaking in the serene landscape and cultural performances.

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After breakfast at the hotel, proceed for your transfer to the Aeroparque Domestic Airport for your flight to Mendoza.

Nestled at the foothills of the Andes Mountains,Mendoza is celebrated for its world-class Malbec wines, scenic vineyards, and majestic landscapes. Upon arrival at Mendoza Airport, you will be warmly greeted by our English-speaking guide and escorted to your hotel. This picturesque region offers not only a feast for wine lovers but also a tranquil escape surrounded by mountain views, tree-lined avenues, and a welcoming local culture.

SEGV’S RECOMMENDATION: In the afternoon, guests may choose to visit a local vineyard for a wine tasting session and a guided tour of the wine-making process. This experience offers insight into Mendoza’s viticulture and a chance to sample the region’s iconic Malbecs.

Overnight stay at hotel in Mendoza.

After breakfast at the hotel, proceed for a full-day shared guided tour of the breathtaking Valle de Uco, including wine tastings and a gourmet lunch.

Journey through the stunning landscapes of the Uco Valley, one of Argentina’s most prestigious wine regions, located at the foothills of the Andes. Known for its high-altitude vineyards and extraordinary climate, this region produces some of the most refined and celebrated wines in the world. The majestic mountains and open skies create a picturesque backdrop as you travel through the valley, awakening your senses to the aromas and flavors of Mendoza’s finest vintages.

During the day, visit three distinguished wineries—Salentein, Domaine Bousquet, and Andeluna Cellars—each offering a unique perspective on winemaking and sustainability. These world-renowned estates are recognized not only for their excellence in wine production but also for their architectural beauty and innovation in viticulture. The experience is elevated by in-depth tastings and guided walks through the vineyards, offering a true immersion into Argentina’s winemaking heritage.

Conclude the day with a gourmet lunch at one of the wineries, where the pairing of regional cuisine with exceptional wines provides a perfect ending to this sensory journey.

Overnight stay at hotel in Mendoza.

After breakfast at the hotel, embark on a full-day high mountain excursion along the scenic route connecting Mendoza with Chile.

Explore the natural wonders and historical richness of the Andes Mountains. As you leave Mendoza behind, the landscape transforms into dramatic peaks, vast valleys, and crystal-clear skies. The route is dotted with charming villages and iconic landmarks, offering an unforgettable journey through Argentina’s mountainous terrain. Your first stop will be Potrerillos Dam, known for its turquoise waters and panoramic viewpoints that offer a perfect start to your day.

Continue to the peaceful Uspallata Valley, a lush oasis surrounded by mountains, followed by a visit to the historic Picheuta Bridge, a remnant of colonial-era military campaigns. Later, pass by the Penitentes Ski Center, a favorite winter destination for locals and tourists alike. One of the most remarkable highlights of the day is Puente del Inca, a naturally formed stone bridge with striking yellow hues due to its mineral-rich hot springs—an awe-inspiring geological formation steeped in local legend.

Later, reach the peak at the Aconcagua National Park viewpoint, where one can catch a glimpse of Mount Aconcagua, the highest peak in the Americas. With its snow-capped summit towering over the horizon, this spot is perfect for photography and quiet reflection amid nature’s grandeur.

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After breakfast at the hotel, transfer to Mendoza Airport for your flight to Salta.

Nestled in the Lerma Valley at the foothills of the Andes, Salta is often called “La Linda” (The Beautiful) for its well-preserved colonial architecture, charming plazas, and breathtaking natural surroundings. Known for its blend of indigenous traditions and Spanish influences, Salta offers a vibrant atmosphere, welcoming locals, and a deep connection to Argentina’s northern heritage.

Upon arrival at Salta Airport, you will be greeted by our English-speaking representative and escorted to your hotel. Settle in and enjoy the rest of the day at leisure, soaking in the ambiance of this warm and colourful city.

Overnight stay at hotel in Salta.

After breakfast at the hotel, proceed for a half-day city tour of Salta.

Begin the day by exploring the cultural and historical landmarks that make Salta a gem of northern Argentina. Visit the Cathedral of Salta (1855), the resting place of national hero General Martín Miguel de Güemes, followed by the Cultural Center America, which showcases the city’s vibrant artistic traditions. Step into the Historical Museum of the North, housed in the former Town Council, and admire its fascinating exhibits of sacred art and displays dedicated to Salta’s most notable colonial families. Continue to the striking San Francisco Church and the peaceful San Bernardo Convent, two of the city’s most iconic religious structures.

Later, Ascend to the top of San Bernardo Hill, where you’ll be rewarded with panoramic views of the entire city framed by the majestic Andes. Next, visit the Battle of Salta Monument and 20 de Febrero Park, sites of great patriotic significance. The journey then takes you beyond the city limits to San Lorenzo, a charming summer village known for its subtropical microclimate and lush natural beauty. Conclude the tour at the Artisan Market, where local craftsmen from across the province display their unique and traditional handmade creations.

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After breakfast at the hotel, begin a scenic and immersive journey through the Calchaquí Valleys, known for their dramatic landscapes, colonial towns, and high-altitude charm.

Departing southward from Salta via Route 68, the road meanders through the lush Lerma Valley, dotted with peaceful villages and framed by vivid green fields. As you climb into the mountains, the terrain transforms into a canvas of ochre and red rock formations.

By midday, you’ll reach the picturesque town of Cachi, nestled in the shadows of snow-dusted peaks. With its cobbled streets and adobe houses, Cachi offers a serene break for lunch before the adventure continues on the legendary Route 40, one of the longest and most beautiful highways in Argentina.

As the journey unfolds, you’ll follow the Calchaquí River, passing by charming towns steeped in history—Seclantás, Molinos, Angastaco, San Carlos, and Animaná—each offering glimpses of traditional life, colonial architecture, and artisan culture. These highland settlements are known for weaving, winemaking, and their quiet, enduring spirit.

By late afternoon, arrive in Cafayate, the heart of Argentina’s northern wine region, where you will check in and relax for the night. Cafayate is renowned for its Torrontés wine, warm hospitality, and a laid-back vibe under starry skies.

Overnight stay at hotel in Cafayate.

After breakfast at the hotel, visit a selection of local wineries in Cafayate, celebrated for their world-class Torrontés wines.

Explore some of the region’s finest vineyards, where the unique microclimate and high-altitude terroir produce wines with exceptional flavor and aroma. Discover the craftsmanship behind Cafayate’s wine legacy while enjoying picturesque views of vine-laden hills.

Later, proceed to return to Salta through the stunning Quebrada de las Conchas (The Shells Gorge). This geological marvel is known for its dramatic rock formations, shaped over centuries by wind and rain. Highlights include the Amphitheatre, a natural stone cavity with remarkable acoustics, and the Devil’s Throat, a deep, narrow canyon that leaves visitors awestruck with its scale and color. The route continues across the lush Lerma Valley, bringing you back to the city of Salta by evening.

Overnight stay at hotel in Salta.

After breakfast at the hotel, embark on a full-day excursion to the high mountains, traveling towards the Tastil Ruins and onward to San Antonio de los Cobres.

San Antonio de los Cobres is a small mining town rich in Andean culture and history. Here, travelers enjoy a two-hour stop for lunch and a brief exploration of the town’s unique charm. The journey continues along the famous Route 40, crossing one of Argentina’s most arid and dramatic desert landscapes.

Proceed to arrive at the spectacular Salinas Grandes—the vast, gleaming salt flats stretching as far as the eye can see. This natural wonder offers breathtaking photo opportunities and a chance to experience the immense quiet of this otherworldly landscape. From there, the route descends along the impressive Lipan Cliff, arriving at Purmamarca, a quintessential Andean village nestled in the Humahuaca Gorge. The village is famed for its vibrant Seven Colors Hill, whose layered hues create a stunning natural painting above quaint adobe homes. Purmamarca’s serene atmosphere and colorful surroundings enchant every visitor.

Overnight stay at hotel in Salta.

After breakfast at the hotel, enjoy a ride to Purmamarca Village. Here, one can have ample time to admire the breathtaking Seven Colored Hill, a natural spectacle of vibrant, layered mineral hues. A visit to the charming village church and the bustling craft market at the central square offers insight into local culture, followed by a leisurely stroll through the narrow cobblestone streets, rich in Andean tradition.

Next, the tour continues to Uquía, home to a historic church that preserves remarkable paintings of the Arcabuceros Angels—a significant artistic legacy of the Cuzqueña School, renowned for blending indigenous and colonial influences.

By noon, arrival is made in Humahuaca, a town famous for its impressive church and the Independence Monument known as “The Indian,” crafted by sculptor Soto Avendaño. This monument symbolizes the strength and spirit of the region’s indigenous heritage.

After lunch, the route offers stunning views of La Paleta del Pintor (Painter’s Palette), a colorful rock formation framing the nearby town of Maimará, known for its vivid natural palette.

The journey continues to San Salvador de Jujuy, the capital of the Jujuy province, before returning to Salta.

Overnight stay at hotel in Salta.

After breakfast at the hotel, check out from the hotel and transfer to Airport.

Arrive home with pleasant memories of your Argentina tour organized by State Express Global Voyages, which we are sure you will treasure for a lifetime.