Welcome to Buenos Aires! Upon arrival at Ezeiza Airport (EZE), your guide will greet you and transfer you to your hotel. Take some time to settle in and explore the hotel before your first adventure begins.

In theafternoon, enjoy a private, 3-hour tour of the southern neighborhoods of Buenos Aires. You’ll visit vibrant areas like La Boca, San Telmo, and Puerto Madero, each offering unique landmarks to explore, take photos, and walk around. Highlights include the colorful El Caminito street, La Bombonera Stadium, Plaza de Mayo, and the iconic Puente de la Mujer. Next, experience Buenos Aires from the water on a private boat ride. Departing from Terminal Fluvial in Puerto Madero, you’ll cruise along the Río de la Plata, enjoying stunning views of the city’s skyline. The boat ride lasts about 20 minutes.

Return to your hotel to refresh before heading out for an evening wine tasting. Here, you’ll sample Argentina’s finest reds, whites, and sparkling wines, paired with local meats and cheeses. Following the tasting, feel free to explore more of Buenos Aires at your leisure or return to your hotel to relax for the night.

This morning, we explore northern Buenos Aires by bike, using dedicated bike lanes and scenic parks. Starting from Plaza San Martín in the Retiro neighborhood, we’ll head towards Recoleta where we’ll pass by the Plaza Naciones Unidas and the area where many embassies are located. Continuing north, ride through Palermo, surrounded by lush parks. Along the way, we’ll see Plaza Gould, Lago de Regatas, and finish at the Argentine Hippodrome. This 3-hour ride concludes at the historic Recoleta Cemetery, famously known as the resting place of Eva Perón.

Enjoy the afternoon at your leisure, before returning to your hotel to prepare for an enchanting evening of tango at one of the most glamorous venues in Buenos Aires.

Today, we’ll spend the day at Estancia La Bamba de Areco, a beautiful colonial-style estate just 2.5 hours from central Buenos Aires.

The day includes a traditional Argentine asado (barbecue) lunch and a gaucho (cowboy) demonstration, offering insight into Argentina’s colonial heritage and the legendary gaucho culture. La Bamba also offers a variety of activities to choose from, including horse riding, carriage rides, mountain biking, hot stone massages, and a large swimming pool. The estancia is home to an international polo team, with two polo fields on-site. If you’re visiting during the polo season, you can watch practice sessions or matches, and experienced polo players can even arrange for private lessons.

Optional: You can also visit San Antonio de Areco, one of Argentina’s oldest towns, just 13 kilometers away. Steeped in history, the town features narrow colonial streets, churches, bars, and museums. Explore the life of the gaucho at the Ricardo Guiraldes Gaucho Museum, where the famous novel Don Segundo Sombra (1926) was inspired. You’ll also have the chance to observe skilled silversmiths and leather craftsmen, continuing the traditional arts that have made San Antonio de Areco renowned worldwide.

This morning, head to Los Glaciares National Park. As you approach Perito Moreno Glacier, the first view is breathtaking—nestled along a narrow arm of Lago Argentino, with the towering Andes in the background. While the initial sight is stunning, it’s nothing compared to the close-up view from the viewing platforms. The glacier is alive with the sounds of cracking ice, and massive blocks of ice frequently break off, crashing into the lake with a thunderous roar. 

Next, enjoy a boat trip for an even closer view. Departing from the southern arm of Lago Rico, the boat will sail along the glacier’s front face, offering a spectacular perspective of the towering ice wall. You’ll board at the “Bajo Las Sombras” bay, about six kilometers from the glacier’s viewing balconies. The boat trip provides a unique opportunity for nature lovers and photographers to experience the glacier up close, with the sound of cracking ice and distant icefalls adding to the drama of the landscape.

Chile’s shift towards cool-climate viticulture began over 25 years ago when visionary winemakers began planting vines near the Pacific Coast in the Casablanca and San Antonio Valleys. These valleys have since become world-renowned for their commitment to terroir and cutting-edge techniques, producing some of Chile’s finest white wines and cool-climate reds.

After a scenic one-hour drive from Santiago, your biking adventure begins at a renowned winery. Upon arrival, you’ll enjoy a tasting of their exceptional selections. Next, we’ll hop back on our bikes and head to another standout vineyard in the region. Here, you’ll enjoy a guided tour of the winery, followed by a tasting and a delicious picnic lunch.

Afterwards, we’ll bike along scenic backroads and arrive at Matetic Winery in the San Antonio Valley. Here, you’ll spend the night in their charming historic hotel.

Today, we’ll cycle through the stunning San Antonio Valley, one of the best routes in Chile’s Central Valley. Our ride begins in the charming village of Lagunillas, where we’ll head east and gently ascend into the foothills of the coastal range. We’ll then venture onto the private farmlands of the Rosario Valley, owned by Matetic Winery. This scenic route includes stretches of dirt roads and offers a chance to explore the historic Coralillo winery, before arriving at the modern, state-of-the-art facilities that Wine & Spirits magazine hailed as a “great ambassador” for Chilean wine on the global stage. Here, we’ll enjoy a wine tasting followed by a delicious lunch.

Chile’s stunning coastline is renowned for its dramatic landscapes. Anchored by the upscale resort city of Viña del Mar and the historic port of Valparaíso, the central coast is a popular weekend and summer escape for residents of Santiago.

After departing the San Antonio Valley, enjoy a scenic 60-minute drive to Valparaíso. One of Chile’s first cities, Valparaíso was declared a UNESCO World Heritage site in 2003 for its unique architecture and cultural significance. Your exploration begins in the downtown area, where you’ll learn about the city’s rich history and its crucial role in South American trade. Ride one of the city’s iconic hillside ascensores (elevators) to the steep hills above, where narrow streets wind through colourful buildings, bohemian cafés, and elegant restaurants.  Your walking tour will take you through two of the city’s most picturesque neighborhoods: Cerro Concepción and Cerro Alegre.

Enjoy a delicious lunch at one of Valparaíso’s top restaurants, where fresh seafood, seasonal produce, and coastal wines take center stage.

In the late afternoon, you’ll be transferred to Santiago (SCL) airport for your international flight.

Buen viaje!