Argentina Unveiled

... savor juicy asado, rich Malbec wines, and decadent dulce de leche desserts. With its dynamic energy, historic landmarks, and welcoming spirit, Buenos Aires offers an unforgettable urban experience.

After collecting your luggage, you are met by a representative of Maxim Tours and transferred to your hotel. Your driver will be holding a paging board with your name.

... lanes embellished with lawns, fountains and sculptures, and of course the Obelisco, undisputable emblem and gravitational center of the city.

From here the tour travels back in time to San Telmo, the oldest districts in the city, where each Sunday an antiques’ market takes place, and which boasts an attracting night vibe with gourmet restaurants, lively bars and, of course, the “tanguerias” (restaurants with live tango). Moving on southwards, we reach the picturesque port district of La Boca, with its famous alley Caminito whose colored tin houses and customs reflect the influence of the 19th century European immigrants in the typical “cantinas” (small restaurants) and “conventillos” (tenement houses).
The visit continues to Puerto Madero, with its old port warehouses turned into offices, apartments, world-class restaurants and bars, with an amazing view of the docks and the Rio de la Plata.

Finally, we continue to the residential neighborhood of Palermo with its elegant mansions and ample parks, to end at La Recoleta, where there are remarkable sights such as the church of Nuestra Señora del Pilar, the Cultural Center and the circular building of the Palais de Glace. We will visit the cemetery, surprising for its rich architecture, for its suggestive stories and the relevant historic figures buried there, among whom Evita is probably the most renowned.

Return to hotel.

... culture. Its emotive lyrics are sometimes difficult to understand and almost impossible to translate but always deeply poetic. “Gala Tango” is one of the most exclusive tango venues in the city, due to its architecture and decor, in the French style of the 30s, with its Carrara marble bar and refined details. The a-la-carte gourmet 3-course dinner carefully designed by its exclusive chef should also be a distinctive highlight of the evening. Around midnight you return to your hotel.

... their arts and their history.

We will start in Parque Lezama, where according to some historians the city of Buenos Aires was founded its first time by Don Pedro de Mendoza back in 1536. At the corner and Defensa St. and Brasil Ave, the Bar Británico frequented by the employees of the railway company and the Hipopótamo old outlet for liquors and spirits.

We walk along Defensa St. to reach Plaza Dorrego and the bar of the same name, a typical “cafetín” (small and basic coffee shop). From here, we will continue towards the San Telmo Market, where we will perceive the fusion of the old traditions and the actual life of the modern city that still nowadays keeps the tradition of coffee. A few meters on, and we will get to El Federal , one of the oldest bars of Buenos Aires. Back on our vehicle, we will pass by several other traditional bars such as Bar Sur , which only opens by night and is one of the pioneers in the Tango Show business, El Viejo Almacén, Bar Seddon and El Querandi.

Once in Avenida de Mayo, we will go by the London City and the Best known of all the old bars, the Café Tortoni . Moving along this avenue, core of the Spanish immigration in the city, we will have the chance to see some other bars and the one of the Castelar hotel, the Iberia Bar , and the 36 Billares . The tour continues along Callao Ave., passing by Bar Los Galgos. Afterwards we will walk to El Ateneo Grand Splendid , not one of the declared Notable Bars but an important asset to the city, this is a bookstore with a bar housed in the premises of an old cinema, which has been named by the British newspaper, the Guardian, as the second most important library in the word. We will then continue in our vehicle to Recoleta, to see La Biela, Mar Azul, and on to Corrientes Ave., the street that never sleeps. A walk along it will allow us to pass by El Gato , famous of its carried spiced cafes, La Giralda , and finally the Petit Colon , close to the well know opera house, which boasts a unique belle époque flavor.

We will enjoy a final treat before returning to your hotel. (Itinerary subject to change and drinks not included).

... your accommodations for check in.

Tour of Iguazu Falls Argentina Side – Full Day

Begin your adventure by departing from your hotel to explore the stunning Argentine side of Iguazu Falls, located in the heart of Iguazu National Park. Spanning 67,000 hectares, this UNESCO Natural Heritage Site is home to 275 waterfalls plunging from an average height of 70 meters.

Your journey starts at the Central Station, where you can choose between two scenic train rides: one to the Falls Station and the other to the Devil’s Throat Station. From these points, you’ll have access to several unforgettable excursions:

Upper Circuit – Stroll along an 800-meter elevated walkway that blends harmoniously with the environment, ensuring minimal disturbance to the local wildlife. This route offers breathtaking views of waterfalls like Dos Hermanas, Bosetti, Bernabé Méndez, and M’Bigua from their upper sections. The walk is easy, free of stairs, and takes approximately one hour.

Lower Circuit – This 1,600-meter elevated pathway provides an immersive experience with stunning views of the Dos Hermanas, Alvar Núñez, San Martín, and Bosetti Falls, as well as the scenic Rock of Bella Vista. Along the way, you’ll also enjoy panoramic vistas of the Devil’s Throat and the Iguazú River Canyon. This moderate-difficulty walk, which includes stairs, takes around two hours.

Devil’s Throat Excursion – From the Devil’s Throat Station, follow a 1,200-meter walkway to the park’s most iconic waterfall, the majestic Devil’s Throat. The excursion offers unparalleled views of this natural wonder. With no stairs, this low-difficulty activity lasts about two hours. Afterward, the train takes you back to the Visitors Center.

Once your visit concludes, you’ll return to the hotel. Please note that lunch is not included in this excursion.

... and then to the beginning of the footbridges over the cliffs of the Iguazu River. The length of these footbridges extends to almost a kilometer. During the walk it is possible to get a panoramic view of the Isla San Martín and of the most majestic waterfalls: the Bossetti, the San Martín and the Three Musketeers. Towards the end of the walk is the view point, from which you can appreciate a unique view of the Devil’s Throat, which, at this point, is only about 500 feet away. This wonderful view is even more enhanced by the constant formation of rainbows. The itinerary ends next to the Salto Floriano waterfall where there is a small store and there is access to the panoramic elevator, which visitors can take if they wish to.
The daily tours are preferably done in the mornings due to the position of the sun over the waterfalls.

... is payable directly.
Following the test you are transferred to Ezeiza International Airport for your international flight back home.

Upon arrival you are met and transferred to your hotel.

... in the country, where 70 % of Argentine wines are produced. You will mingle with winery owners and learn about the local wines. Just south of Mendoza, Lujan de Cuyo is one of the most traditional and developed wine regions. Geographically speaking, both Maipa and Lujan de Cuyo are part of the same valley, and are equidistant from the town of Mendoza.

... the Torrontés Riojano, Semillon, Chenin and Sauvignon Blanc and Chardonnay. The excursion continues through the productive area of this important oasis with visits to wineries. The tour includes lunch.

Wineries found in the Uco Valley include La Azul, Salentein, Gimenez Rilli, Corazon del Sol, Clos de los 7, Diamandes, Piedra Infinita & Pulenta State