5-Day Luxury Trip in Buenos Aires

According to your flight itinerary, you will be picked up at the airport by your own private driver and transferred to your selected hotel. After check in, enjoy the rest of the day as you please.

Go on excursion through this unique city, full of passion, history, culture and magic. With your own private guide, discover not only the traditional tourist places, but also, a number of curiosities in a relaxed atmosphere. You will go to 9 de Julio Avenue, to visit the city's landmark: The Obelisk.

Continue to Plaza de Mayo where you'll see the Presidential House called the Pink House.

Then, head south towards the old neighborhoods of San Telmo and La Boca.

After that, go to Palermo and Recoleta, passing by Puerto Madero, so that you can see the contrast between the oldest and the newest parts of town.

Discover the trendy district of Palermo and Recoleta to finish this city tour.

On the evening, prepare yourself for a VIP night at Rojo Tango, exceptionally located in the prestigious Puerto Madero district. Is a one of a kind experience, as it takes place in an impressive hallway where you are going to be welcomed by a three steps gourmet menu and an intimate show.

Your private guide will meet you at your hotel downtown Buenos Aires

Once you have arrived, go on a sightseeing tour to spot all the attractions while listening to your professional guide that will grant you to understand the importance and history of each place visited. Around noon, board a modern catamaran for a 1-hour boat trip through the Delta and sail among the many islands. Back on land, go for lunch at a place of first quality gastronomy, located in front of the river, to enjoy wonderful views of the City. Before returning to Buenos Aires, we will visit Paseo Victorica and Puerto de Frutos.

The one-day visit gives you the chance to immerse into in the life of a working estancia, dedicated mainly to raising Hereford and Aberdeen Angus Stock. You will be able to explore the 300-hectare ranch on foot or accompanied by gauchos on one of the 38 horses that are part of the working drove. Horse drawn carriages are also available. A traditional Argentinean asado lunch will be offered, paired with the finest wines of the country.

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