Buenos Aires 30-Day Trip Itinerary

Arrive at Ezeiza Airport (EZE)

Arrive at Ministro Pistarini International Airport (EZE) in Buenos Aires after your flight from Barcelona.

Clear customs and immigration.

Consider pre-booking a private transfer or using a trusted taxi service (e.g., Ezeiza Taxi) to your accommodation. The airport is about 45 minutes to an hour from downtown.

Hotel Check-in & Relaxation

Check into your hotel in Palermo.

Settle in and take some time to refresh after your long journey.

Palermo is known for its tree-lined streets, boutique shops, and excellent dining options. It's a great base for exploring.

Explore Palermo Soho

Wander through the charming streets of Palermo Soho, browsing independent boutiques, art galleries, and enjoying the bohemian atmosphere.

Perfect for a leisurely stroll. Enjoy a coffee at one of the many cafes.

Argentine Barbecue Asado Dinner Experience with Live Music

Indulge in an authentic Argentine asado with a seven-course dinner, premium local wines, and live music in a beautiful garden setting.

This all-inclusive experience is a wonderful introduction to Argentine cuisine and culture. Book in advance.

Discover Buenos Aires: Private Tour with Your Expert Local Guide

Experience Buenos Aires like never before with a private city tour tailored to your group’s unique needs, covering key landmarks like Plaza de Mayo, Casa Rosada, and San Telmo.

A private guide offers flexibility and deeper insights into the city's history and culture. Great for your first full day.

Recoleta Cemetery Visit

Explore the ornate mausoleums and tombs, including Eva Perón's, in this stunning architectural marvel.

Consider hiring a local guide at the entrance for richer historical context.

Lunch in Recoleta

Enjoy a leisurely lunch at a cafe or restaurant in the elegant Recoleta neighborhood.

Many options available, from casual to upscale. Try a classic 'milanesa'.

El Ateneo Grand Splendid Bookstore

Visit one of the most beautiful bookstores in the world, housed in a former theatre.

Marvel at its architecture and vast collection.

Don't miss the opportunity to grab a coffee on the stage of the old theatre.

Traditional Tango Show with Dinner

Experience the passion of Argentine tango with a professional live show, often including a delicious dinner.

Popular tango houses include Esquina Carlos Gardel, Rojo Tango, or Señor Tango. Booking in advance is highly recommended.

Empanada Making Class in Buenos Aires

Learn to make empanadas from scratch, including dough and filling.

You'll also taste Mate and learn about its cultural significance.

A hands-on culinary experience that connects you with Argentine traditions. Come hungry!

El Zanjon De Granados

Discover Buenos Aires' hidden underground history at this fascinating archaeological site, revealing tunnels and mysteries beneath the city.

Pre-booking tours is recommended as entrance is by guided tour only. It's an important archaeological site in the city.

Explore San Telmo

Wander through the historic cobblestone streets of San Telmo, known for its antique shops, colonial architecture, and tango street performers.

While the famous Sunday market won't be active on a Wednesday, the neighborhood retains its charm and has many shops and cafes to discover.

Dinner in San Telmo

Enjoy dinner at one of San Telmo's traditional restaurants.

Look for local 'bodegones' for an authentic experience.

Try classic Argentine dishes beyond steak, like 'locro' or pasta.

Colors of La Boca (Caminito)

Visit the iconic Caminito street in La Boca, famous for its brightly painted houses, street artists, and tango dancers.

Be aware of your surroundings; it's recommended to stick to the main tourist areas. A taxi or ride-share is the best way to get there.

Buenos Aires Maradona Experience

Delve into the life and legacy of football legend Diego Maradona.

Visit murals, the Argentinos Juniors Stadium, and a museum dedicated to his career.

A must-do for football fans, offering deep insight into Argentina's passion for the sport and its greatest icon.

Sailing with Wine Tasting in Buenos Aires

Enjoy a tranquil sailing journey on the world's largest river, the Rio de la Plata, complete with a wine tasting and local cultural insights from the crew.

A unique way to see the Buenos Aires skyline and relax, especially beautiful at sunset. Book ahead.

Half Day Private Safari Delta in Tigre

Explore the unique Tigre Delta aboard a small speed boat, navigating big rivers and quiet streams through natural areas.

Enjoy 4-5 hours of scenic beauty.

A refreshing escape from the city hustle. The Delta is cooler than Buenos Aires and offers stunning natural landscapes. Your guide will show you unique spots.

Lunch in Tigre or return to BA

Grab a bite to eat in Tigre before heading back to Buenos Aires, or return to the city for a late lunch.

Tigre has many riverside restaurants offering fresh seafood and local cuisine.

Relax & Personal Time

Enjoy some free time for last-minute souvenir shopping, revisiting a favorite spot, or simply relaxing at your hotel.

Use this time to pack and prepare for your flight to Patagonia tomorrow.

Farewell Dinner in Palermo

Enjoy a final dinner in Buenos Aires, perhaps trying a restaurant you've been eyeing in Palermo, before heading to Patagonia.

Palermo offers a vast array of dining options, from traditional parrillas to modern fusion cuisine.

Flight to El Calafate

Board your flight from Buenos Aires (EZE) to El Calafate (FTE), the gateway to Los Glaciares National Park.

Enjoy scenic views as you approach Patagonia.

Hotel Check-in & Settle

Check into your hotel in El Calafate and drop off your luggage.

Take some time to freshen up after your flight.

Lunch in Town

Enjoy a delicious Patagonian lunch at a local restaurant in El Calafate.

Explore El Calafate

Wander along Avenida del Libertador, browse souvenir shops, and get acquainted with the charming town of El Calafate. Consider a visit to the Glaciarium (Ice Museum) for an insightful overview of glaciers (optional).

Dinner & Relaxation

Savor a hearty dinner at a recommended local restaurant, perhaps trying some traditional Patagonian lamb.

Afterwards, enjoy a relaxing evening.

Breakfast & Pick-up

Enjoy an early breakfast before being picked up for your full-day excursion to the Perito Moreno Glacier.

Perito Moreno Big Ice Trek

Embark on an unforgettable 'Big Ice' trekking experience on the Perito Moreno Glacier.

This full-day adventure includes a bus transfer, a boat ride across Lake Argentino, and approximately 3.5 hours of ice trekking with crampons on the glacier itself. Witness calving ice and stunning blue formations up close. (Packed lunch usually required for this tour).

This is a physically demanding activity. Book well in advance as spots are limited, especially for the 'Big Ice' trek. Minimum age 18. Wear appropriate layered clothing, waterproof jacket, gloves, and hiking boots.

Post-Trek Dinner

After an exhilarating day on the ice, enjoy a well-deserved dinner back in El Calafate.

Share your glacier stories!

Breakfast & Check-out

Enjoy breakfast at your hotel and complete your check-out procedures.

Bus to El Chaltén

Take a comfortable bus ride from El Calafate to El Chaltén, known as Argentina's trekking capital.

The scenic journey offers views of Lake Viedma and eventually the iconic Fitz Roy massif.

Buses run multiple times a day. Book your tickets in advance, especially during peak season.

Check-in El Chaltén & Lunch

Arrive in El Chaltén, check into your guesthouse or hotel, and then grab some lunch at a local eatery.

Mirador Los Cóndores Hike

Enjoy an easy, introductory hike to Mirador Los Cóndores and Mirador Las Águilas.

This short trail offers excellent panoramic views of El Chaltén village, the Fitz Roy, and Cerro Torre massifs – a perfect warm-up!

The trailhead starts right from the edge of town. No special gear needed beyond comfortable walking shoes.

Dinner & Hike Prep

Have dinner in El Chaltén.

Afterwards, organize your gear and review maps for your upcoming longer hikes.

Breakfast

Start your day with a nourishing breakfast before heading out.

Laguna Capri Day Hike

Embark on a classic day hike to Laguna Capri.

This moderate trail offers breathtaking views of Fitz Roy, especially when reflected in the lake. It's an excellent way to prepare for more challenging treks.

The trail starts from the end of Avenida San Martín. Bring plenty of water, snacks, a packed lunch, and wear layers. Total distance is about 8 km (5 miles) round trip with moderate elevation gain.

Return & Relax

Return to El Chaltén.

Take some time to relax, shower, and rest your legs after your hike.

Dinner in El Chaltén

Enjoy another delightful dinner at one of El Chaltén's local restaurants.

Breakfast

Fuel up with breakfast before another day of hiking.

Laguna Torre Day Hike

Trek to Laguna Torre, a stunning glacial lake at the base of the dramatic Cerro Torre and Egger peaks.

The trail offers various viewpoints, including the famous Mirador Cascada Margarita and Mirador del Torre.

This is a moderate to strenuous hike, approximately 18-20 km (11-12 miles) round trip. Be prepared for potentially strong winds near the lake. Pack lunch, snacks, and plenty of water.

Post-Hike Relaxation & Prep

Return to El Chaltén.

Rest your body and make final preparations for the multi-day treks and camping that will begin on Day 11.

Dinner & Trek Briefing

Enjoy a final dinner in El Chaltén before your multi-day trek.

Review your plans for the coming days.

Arrive in El Chaltén

Travel from El Calafate to El Chaltén by public bus.

Upon arrival, check into your accommodation.

Buses run frequently between El Calafate and El Chaltén. Book tickets in advance, especially during peak season. Luggage storage might be available at your hotel for your trek.

Gear Check & Provisions

Visit local gear shops to rent any necessary camping equipment (tent, sleeping bags, cooking gear) and stock up on food, snacks, and water for your multi-day trek.

Several outdoor shops in town offer rentals. Supermarkets have basic provisions. Remember to pack light for the trek.

Mirador de los Cóndores & Águilas

Enjoy a short, easy hike to viewpoints offering panoramic vistas of El Chaltén and the surrounding valleys, often with condors soaring overhead.

A perfect warm-up hike. The trailhead is easily accessible from town. Free admission.

Local Dinner

Enjoy a hearty Patagonian dinner at one of El Chaltén's cozy restaurants, fueling up for your trek.

Try local specialties like lamb or trout. Many restaurants offer craft beer.

Hike to Laguna Capri & Poincenot

Begin your multi-day trek towards Mount Fitz Roy.

The trail passes through forests and offers stunning views of the Fitz Roy range. Your destination for tonight is Campamento Poincenot.

Carry enough water, snacks, and lunch for the day. Take photos at Laguna Capri. The camp is well-maintained with designated spots.

Camp Setup & Relaxation

Arrive at Campamento Poincenot, set up your tent, and take some time to relax amidst the stunning mountain backdrop.

Explore the immediate surroundings of the camp.

This is a free campsite. Respect Leave No Trace principles. There's access to water (filter or boil before drinking).

Dinner at Camp

Prepare a warm dinner at your campsite, enjoying the tranquility of the Patagonian wilderness under the stars.

Ensure all food waste is properly stored and disposed of. Be mindful of wildlife.

Sunrise at Laguna de los Tres

Wake up early for a strenuous climb to Laguna de los Tres to witness the unforgettable sunrise illuminating Mount Fitz Roy and its neighboring peaks.

This is one of Patagonia's most iconic views.

This is a steep final ascent. Bring headlamps, warm layers, and sturdy hiking poles. Prepare to be amazed!

Descend & Hike Back to Town

After enjoying the views, descend from Laguna de los Tres, pack up your camp at Poincenot, and begin the hike back to El Chaltén.

The descent can be tough on the knees, take your time. You'll be tired, but the views will keep you going.

Check-in & Recharge

Arrive back in El Chaltén, check into your hotel, and enjoy a much-deserved hot shower and rest.

Celebration Dinner

Enjoy a celebratory dinner in town, reflecting on your incredible multi-day trek.

Maybe indulge in some local Patagonian craft beer or wine.

Hike to Laguna Torre

Embark on another classic El Chaltén day hike to Laguna Torre, offering breathtaking views of Cerro Torre, the Adela Glacier, and the surrounding peaks.

This is a moderate to strenuous hike.

The trail is generally flatter than the Fitz Roy trail until the final stretch. The 'Mirador Maestri' offers an even closer view of the glacier but requires a bit more effort.

Relax & Explore El Chaltén

After your hike, take time to relax, perhaps enjoy a coffee or a local pastry in one of the town's charming cafes.

Explore the small town, visit artisan shops.

El Chaltén has a relaxed, outdoorsy vibe. Great for souvenir shopping or simply people-watching.

Dinner in Town

Enjoy another delightful dinner in El Chaltén, perhaps trying a different restaurant or revisiting a favorite.

Hike to Loma del Pliegue Tumbado

Undertake a challenging hike to Loma del Pliegue Tumbado, offering unique panoramic views of both the Fitz Roy and Cerro Torre massifs, as well as the vast Viedma Glacier.

This trail starts from the Ranger's Office. It's less crowded than the Fitz Roy and Torre trails but equally rewarding for its expansive views. Prepare for wind and exposure at the summit.

Gear Organization & Rest

Return from your hike, organize your gear, and enjoy some well-deserved rest.

Prepare for your upcoming journey to the next destination (likely Torres del Paine or Ushuaia).

Farewell Dinner in El Chaltén

Savor your last dinner in El Chaltén, reflecting on the incredible trekking experiences you've had in the heart of Patagonia.

Morning in El Chaltén

Enjoy a final Patagonian breakfast in El Chaltén and make any last-minute preparations for your cross-border journey.

Ensure all your trekking gear is packed and ready.

Bus to El Calafate

Board a comfortable bus from El Chaltén to El Calafate, the gateway to Los Glaciares National Park.

The scenic drive offers views of the Patagonian steppe.

Bus to Puerto Natales & Border Crossing

Continue your journey by taking an international bus from El Calafate to Puerto Natales in Chile.

This journey includes a stop at the border for immigration formalities (Paso Río Don Guillermo / Paso Dorotea). Have your passport and any necessary visas ready.

Check-in & Dinner in Puerto Natales

Arrive in Puerto Natales, check into your hotel, and enjoy a well-deserved dinner.

Puerto Natales is the base for expeditions into Torres del Paine.

Final Prep in Puerto Natales

Enjoy breakfast at your hotel.

Gather any last-minute supplies, snacks, or reconfirm your park entrance and camping reservations. Note that Torres del Paine tickets must be purchased online in advance.

Ensure you have your printed park reservation and passport. A CONAF (park authority) permit/ticket is mandatory.

Bus to Torres del Paine National Park

Take an early morning bus from Puerto Natales to Torres del Paine National Park.

The bus will drop you at Laguna Amarga, where you pay your park entrance fee and transfer to Pudeto.

Catamaran to Paine Grande

From Pudeto, take a catamaran across Lago Pehoé to Refugio Paine Grande, the starting point for the western arm of the W-Trek.

Enjoy stunning views of the Paine Massif.

Trek to Refugio Grey (Grey Glacier)

Begin your first full trek day, hiking from Paine Grande to Refugio Grey.

This scenic trail leads you past stunning viewpoints of Lago Grey and eventually to the impressive Grey Glacier.

The trail is moderately challenging with some inclines. Bring plenty of water and snacks.

Set up Camp at Refugio Grey

Upon arrival at Refugio Grey, set up your tent at the designated campsite.

Take time to relax and enjoy the incredible views of the glacier.

Trek back to Paine Grande

Start your day by trekking back from Refugio Grey to Paine Grande.

Enjoy the inverse views of the trail you hiked yesterday.

Early start to make good time for the next leg.

Trek to Campamento Francés

From Paine Grande, continue hiking along the shores of Lago Nordenskjöld towards Campamento Francés or Italiano, your base for exploring the French Valley. Drop off your heavy packs at the campsite.

This section offers beautiful lakeside views. Refugio Francés is a paid option if you prefer more amenities over camping.

Hike into French Valley

Embark on an ascent into the French Valley (Valle del Francés).

Hike up to Mirador Francés for panoramic views of the glacier, the mountains, and the unique 'cornices' of the Paine Massif. This is a challenging uphill section.

Leave your main backpack at the campsite and take a daypack with essentials. The views are breathtaking but the hike is demanding.

Trek to Refugio Los Cuernos

Continue along the 'W' trail from Campamento Francés, making your way towards Refugio Los Cuernos.

This section offers stunning views of the Cuernos del Paine (Paine Horns) across Lago Nordenskjöld.

The path is relatively flat with some gentle ascents and descents. Enjoy the unique geological formations.

Trek to Camping El Chileno

From Los Cuernos, you'll continue hiking to Camping El Chileno.

This part of the trail begins to enter the Asencio Valley, leading you closer to the iconic Base de las Torres viewpoint. This is a longer day of trekking.

El Chileno is a popular base camp for those wanting to hike to the Base de las Torres for sunrise. Alternatively, Refugio Torre Central/Norte is an option slightly further out.

Set up Camp at El Chileno

Arrive at Camping El Chileno, set up your tent, and prepare your gear for an early start tomorrow for the final ascent to the Towers.

Sunrise at Mirador Base de las Torres

Begin your pre-dawn hike to the iconic Mirador Base de las Torres.

The trail is steep and challenging in the final section, but witnessing the granite spires bathed in the morning light is an unforgettable experience.

Bring a headlamp, warm layers, and plenty of water/snacks. The last kilometer involves scrambling over boulders.

Descent from Base de las Torres

Descend from the Base de las Torres back to Hotel Las Torres (formerly Refugio Torres Central/Norte).

This is where you will catch your bus out of the park.

Bus Transfer to Puerto Natales

Board a pre-booked bus from Hotel Las Torres (or Laguna Amarga) back to Puerto Natales.

Relax and reflect on your incredible trekking achievement.

Celebration Dinner in Puerto Natales

After checking back into your hotel and freshening up, enjoy a celebratory dinner in Puerto Natales, savoring local Patagonian cuisine and perhaps a glass of Chilean wine.

Arrive in Ushuaia

Arrive at Ushuaia International Airport (USH), transfer to your accommodation, and check in.

Get settled into the 'End of the World'.

Internal flight from El Calafate/El Chaltén is recommended for this leg. Taxi or shuttle from the airport to hotel.

Coastal Walk & City Views

Take a leisurely walk along Ushuaia's scenic waterfront (Costanera), enjoying views of the Beagle Channel and the surrounding mountains.

See the 'USHUAIA' sign.

Visit 'End of the World' Sign

Take photos at the iconic 'End of the World' sign, marking your visit to the southernmost city on the planet.

Welcome Dinner

Enjoy your first dinner in Ushuaia.

Try local specialties like king crab or Patagonian lamb.

Trek in Tierra del Fuego National Park

Spend the full day exploring Tierra del Fuego National Park.

Hike challenging trails such as the Senda Costera (Coastal Path) offering stunning views of Lapataia Bay and the Beagle Channel. This park is known for its subantarctic forests, dramatic coastline, and unique wildlife.

Pack snacks, water, and appropriate gear for variable weather. Entrance fee required. Consider taking a local bus or taxi to the park entrance.

Lapataia Bay Visit

Visit the iconic Lapataia Bay, the official 'end of the Pan-American Highway' and a picturesque spot within the National Park.

Dinner in Ushuaia

Return to Ushuaia and enjoy a well-deserved dinner after a day of hiking.

Beagle Channel Cruise

Embark on a scenic boat tour of the Beagle Channel.

See the famous Les Eclaireurs Lighthouse, sea lion and cormorant colonies, and enjoy panoramic views of Ushuaia from the water. Depending on the tour, you might also visit some small islands.

Book in advance, especially during peak season. Bring warm layers and a windproof jacket.

Lunch in Ushuaia

Enjoy lunch at a local restaurant after your morning cruise.

Ushuaia Maritime Museum (Old Prison)

Visit the historic Maritime Museum and Old Prison, which offers insights into Ushuaia's past as a penal colony and its seafaring history.

Evening Stroll & Souvenirs

Take a relaxed walk through downtown Ushuaia, browsing the shops for local crafts and souvenirs.

Dinner

Enjoy another delightful dinner in Ushuaia.

Martial Glacier Trek

Hike to Martial Glacier, a popular trail offering panoramic views of Ushuaia, the Beagle Channel, and the surrounding mountain ranges. You can hike to the base or further up depending on conditions and your fitness level.

Take a taxi or local bus to the base of the glacier. Wear sturdy hiking boots. Gondola (chairlift) may be available for part of the ascent (check operating times and cost).

High Tea at a Tea House

After your hike, warm up and relax with a traditional Patagonian high tea at one of Ushuaia's charming tea houses.

Relaxation & Free Time

Enjoy some free time for relaxation, perhaps a visit to a local cafe, or simply unwind at your hotel.

Farewell Dinner in Ushuaia

Indulge in a special farewell dinner to mark your time in the 'End of the World'.

Consider trying a restaurant with a view.

Lakes Escondido & Fagnano Tour

Embark on a full-day excursion to the picturesque Lakes Escondido and Fagnano.

This guided tour typically includes scenic drives through the Andes mountains, stops at viewpoints, and opportunities to learn about the region's flora and fauna. Some tours include a lunch stop at a mountain refuge.

This is a popular organized tour. Book in advance. Alternatively, for more hiking, explore another trail in Tierra del Fuego National Park.

Prepare for Departure

Return to Ushuaia and use the afternoon to pack and prepare for your flight back to Buenos Aires tomorrow, marking the end of your Patagonian leg.

Casual Dinner

Enjoy a final casual dinner in Ushuaia.

Beagle Channel Sailing

Embark on a catamaran cruise along the iconic Beagle Channel, marveling at sea lions, cormorants, and the Les Eclaireurs Lighthouse, often called 'the End of the World Lighthouse'.

Enjoy the panoramic views of Ushuaia from the water and the surrounding mountain ranges.

Book in advance, especially for specific times. Dress warmly in layers, even on sunny days, as it can be windy and cold on the water.

Former Prison Museum

Explore the fascinating Museo Marítimo y del Presidio de Ushuaia, housed in the city's former prison.

Learn about the history of the penal colony and the region's maritime heritage. This unique museum offers a glimpse into Ushuaia's past as a remote outpost.

Allow enough time to explore the different wings, including the art gallery and Antarctic museum sections.

Local Seafood Dinner

Indulge in Ushuaia's fresh seafood.

Try the local specialty, Centolla (King Crab), or other Patagonian dishes at a highly-rated restaurant.

Reservations are recommended, especially on a Friday night.

Visit End of the World Sign

Take a memorable photo at the iconic 'End of the World' sign and explore the Costanera (waterfront promenade) of Ushuaia.

Enjoy the fresh air and views of the Beagle Channel.

The sign is a popular photo spot, go early for fewer crowds. Nearby, you'll find other interesting points like the 'Cartel distancias desde Ushuaia'.

Penguin Mural Photo Op

Discover the vibrant Penguin mural (wall art) in Ushuaia, a popular and charming piece of local artwork reflecting the region's wildlife.

A quick and fun stop for a photo.

Souvenir Shopping

Spend your afternoon browsing the shops along Avenida San Martín for local crafts, Patagonian woolens, gourmet regional products, and other souvenirs to remember your trip.

Look for items made from local sheep wool or products featuring regional flavors like calafate berries.

Farewell Dinner in Ushuaia

Enjoy a final dinner in Ushuaia, perhaps trying another local delicacy or revisiting a favorite restaurant.

Consider making a reservation, especially on a Saturday night.

Hotel Checkout & Transfer to Airport

Enjoy a final Patagonian breakfast, check out from your hotel, and transfer to Ushuaia International Airport (USH) for your flight back to Buenos Aires.

Allow ample time for transfer and airport procedures.

Flight to Buenos Aires (AEP)

Board your domestic flight from Ushuaia International Airport (USH) to Buenos Aires Jorge Newbery Airpark (AEP).

Domestic flights in Argentina typically use Aeroparque (AEP), which is closer to the city center than Ezeiza (EZE).

Transfer to Buenos Aires Hotel

Upon arrival at Aeroparque (AEP), take a taxi or remís to your accommodation in Buenos Aires.

Official taxi stands or pre-booked remís services are recommended at the airport.

Hotel Check-in & Casual Dinner

Check into your Buenos Aires hotel, refresh, and enjoy a relaxed dinner at a local eatery in your neighborhood.

Explore the dining options near your hotel.

El Ateneo Grand Splendid

Visit El Ateneo Grand Splendid, one of the most beautiful bookstores in the world, housed in a converted ornate theater.

Enjoy its stunning architecture and browse for books.

Enjoy a coffee at the cafe located on the former stage. This is a must-see for book lovers and architecture enthusiasts alike.

The Ritual of Mate

Experience 'The Ritual of Mate A Cultural Experience Argentina'.

Learn about the cultural significance of mate, how to prepare it, and taste this traditional Argentine beverage with a specialized sommelier.

A unique immersive experience connecting you with Argentine traditions.

Lunch in Palermo

Enjoy a delicious lunch in the trendy Palermo neighborhood, known for its diverse culinary scene.

Palermo Soho and Hollywood offer a wide array of cafes and restaurants.

Argentine Barbecue Asado Dinner Experience with Live Music

Savor an authentic Argentine asado dinner, featuring a seven-course meal with premium local wines in a beautiful garden setting, accompanied by live music. Share a social evening with other travelers.

This all-inclusive experience is a perfect way to enjoy traditional Argentine hospitality and cuisine. A fantastic farewell dinner for your trip.

Last Argentine Breakfast

Enjoy a final Argentine breakfast at your hotel or a local cafe.

Savor a coffee with medialunas (croissants) before your journey home.

Hotel Checkout & Packing

Complete your final packing and check out from your hotel.

Ensure you have all your belongings and souvenirs.

Transfer to Ezeiza International Airport (EZE)

Take a pre-booked taxi or remís from your hotel to Ministro Pistarini International Airport (EZE) for your international flight.

Allow sufficient time for traffic, especially during peak hours.

Departure Flight to Barcelona (BCN)

Depart from Ezeiza International Airport (EZE) back to Barcelona El Prat Airport (BCN), concluding your amazing month-long trip to Argentina.

Ensure you arrive at the airport well in advance for international check-in and security.