The first day of your trip will be spent in Buenos Aires. It will feature a little introduction to the city and your first bit of sightseeing on this ten-day trip.

For most travelers, Buenos Aires is the entry point to Argentina… and what an entrance it is: this vibrant city feels almost European! Its cosmopolitan population of Italian, Spanish, French, and many other nationalities, combined with stunning architecture, cultural activities and attractive neighborhoods with small shops, cafés, and international restaurants, make the atmosphere relaxed and welcoming.

Upon arrival, our local representative will meet you at the airport and take you to your hotel. After settling into your accommodation in the trendy neighborhood of Palermo, the rest of your afternoon and evening is free for you to spend at your leisure. We recommend exploring the area near your hotel where you’ll be able to soak up the atmosphere of this thrilling city, stopping off at one of the nearby boutique cafés or lively wine bars.

Having found somewhere for dinner and experienced one of South America’s top restaurant scenes, explore Buenos Aires’ nightlife at one of the local wine bars in Palermo, add an exclusive wine tasting to your itinerary or, take a leisurely stroll back to your hotel.

Tip: Porteños eat dinner late; usually restaurants will open their doors around 20:00.

Included: Private transfer from Airport to your hotel with assistance; accommodation in Buenos Aires. (Meals – None)

After your first day of sightseeing, your second day will be spent diving headfirst into the cultural festivities that Buenos Aires has to offer.

After breakfast, set off on a half-day walking tour with your own private guide, learning all about the history and culture of beautiful Buenos Aires. Your guide will be a real porteño (resident of the city), who knows every barrio like the back of his/her hand. Together, you’ll head off to explore some of the city’s historical hotspots, as well as some of the favorite local hangouts of your guides.

It’s a great mix of experiences thrown into one. Getting an inside glimpse of Buenos Aires, you’ll go far beyond the guidebooks and swerve the tourist crowds, allowing you to see a different side of the city. At times, you’ll take public transport to cover the larger distances, while most of the tour will be on foot. After a few hours with your personal guide, the tour will finish at one of his/her favorite restaurants, where you can grab a well-deserved bite to eat (lunch not included). It’s a brilliant way to get a peek into the real porteño way of life.

In the evening, you’ll experience the best of tango while enjoying the finest Argentine cuisine and fabulous Malbec wines during the show. The tango show is one of the most authentic in Buenos Aires and you’ll come to appreciate the passionate and intense nature of Argentina’s beloved and beautiful art form.

Included: Private city tour with Guide and Public transportation; Tango show & dinner with Roundtrip transfers; accommodation in Buenos Aires. (Meals – Breakfast, Dinner)

Here’s how you’ll be spending your third and final day in Buenos Aires.

Today is free for you to spend at leisure. We recommend doing a bike tour to Tigre & San Isidro. You will be able to visit the Tigre landmarks such as Paseo Victoria, Tigre Museum, the artisan market called Mercado de Frutos’ with a 30 min stop (approx.), you will also take the train to San Isidro, where you will visit the main square with its historical buildings.

Included: Accommodation in Buenos Aires. (Meals – Breakfast)

On day four you’ll be traveling from Buenos Aires to Mendoza and enjoying all the scenery along the way.

Private transfer from your hotel to the airport. After touching down at Mendoza’s Airport your private transfer will be waiting for you. Leaving the city of Mendoza behind you, you’ll begin your journey to your accommodation in the village of Chacras de Coria situated in the countryside on the outskirts of Mendoza. Along the way, you’ll be able to enjoy views of the snow-capped Andes, and as your transfer takes you through the green fields of Mendoza’s Province, passing the rows upon rows of vineyards.

Depending on the time of your arrival and having settled into your cozy, countryside accommodation, the rest of the day is free for you to relax. If you’re looking for a relaxing first day in Mendoza, then take time to unwind at your hotel where you can enjoy its services, outdoor swimming pool, and gardens. We recommend having a long lunch or dinner at one of Chacras de Coria’s excellent restaurants.

This whole province is built around the enjoyment of wine, so be sure to have a good look at the wine list and discuss your bottle with your waiter; this is the place to let your inner sommelier run free! Alternatively take a taxi to the bustling city of Mendoza with its wide, leafy avenues and lively plazas.

Interestingly, Mendoza is a desert town, so make sure to take with plenty of sunblocks as from November till March, temperatures can be high. If you’re traveling in March you’ll have the added bonus of being in Mendoza during its Harvest Festival when the wine-centric city overflows with Malbec and Bonarda.

Head into the center of Mendoza, have a leisurely stroll through the city, stop off in one of the many squares to read up on the grapes and vines of Mendoza, and enjoy a leisurely lunch or dinner at one of the city’s many excellent restaurants. The city comes into its own at night when the bars, restaurants, and cafes along Avenue Aristides fill up and is a great place to make a toast to the start of your wine experience in Mendoza.

Included: Private transfer from your hotel to Buenos Aires airport with assistance: Private transfer from Mendoza airport to your hotel; accommodation in Mendoza. (Meals – Breakfast)

On the fifth day of the tour, you’ll explore the areas that surround Mendoza. These areas are particularly beautiful, so be sure to keep a camera on hand.

Enjoy the great outdoors and the stunning scenery around Mendoza on this full-day group cycling trip through the rolling vineyards of the wine regions, with the Andes towering in the background. You’ll be picked up at your Mendoza hotel in the morning and transferred to the starting point, where you’ll zip along the trails on your bike, stopping at three different wineries to take guided tours and taste some top-notch local wines. The last winery on the agenda is Nieto Senetiner, a historical Argentine bodega steeped in atmosphere and surrounded by gorgeous views. You’ll stop here for a tasting, followed by a three-course lunch paired with the perfect wines.

Note: This tour operates on Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday.

Included: Group Bike & Wine tour with transportation and group guide; accommodation in Mendoza. (Meals – Breakfast, Lunch).

On day six you get to choose your own adventure, or relax and enjoy the beautiful scenery around you.

After breakfast at your hotel, you are free to choose your own adventure. We recommend experiencing one of the most important stages in the winemaking process: the harvest. Guided by an expert staff you will be able to harvest and learn about this traditional and vital activity. The day ends with a regional lunch in the restaurant of Casa del Visitante.

Included: Accommodation in Mendoza. (Meals – Breakfast).

On day seven, you’ll head from Mendoza to Santiago to see what your final destination has to offer you.

Private transfer from your hotel to the airport. Upon landing in Santiago de Chile, our local representative will be waiting for you to take you to your hotel. ‘Santiago is Chile’ say the Santiaguinos, and a visit to this great city will show you why. Located in central Chile, backed by the Andes to the east the city was founded in 1541 in the fertile valley in which it sits. After settling in your hotel, you´ll have the remainder of the day to explore at leisure.

Santiago is Chile’s cultural, commercial, industrial, and political center. A cosmopolitan city, with ample restaurants, bars, hotels, and shopping, from tiny boutique and craft fairs to giant shopping malls. There are cultural attractions such as art galleries, museums, theaters, opera and ballet, lively nightlife, plus parks, tree-lined streets, and distinct neighborhoods. You’ll see brand new high rises and large supermarkets next to old, shabby buildings. You’ll have to fend off vendors and peddlers on the busses but ride in peace and comfort on the ultra-modern subway system.

Included: Private transfer from the hotel to Mendoza airport; private transfer from Santiago airport to your hotel with assistance; accommodation in Santiago. (Meals – Breakfast).

On the eighth day of your tour, you’ll explore the incredible city of Santiago and get to know the locals a little better.

Explore the exciting city of Santiago like a local with our fun and immersive city tour. Accompanied by your own private guide, you’ll discover hidden hotspots as well as the tourist highlights of Santiago. The trip begins with a subway ride to the Metro Station University of Chile. From here, you’ll wander along the main pedestrian city promenade, visiting iconic buildings such as the Government Palace La Moneda’ and the Santiago Stock Exchange.

Next, you’ll set off towards Plaza de Armas (Main Square), home to the gorgeous Cathedral, the Natural History Museum, and the Central Post Office. You’ll stop at Vega Central for a traditional Chilean snack before heading into the colorful bohemian district of Bellavista, where you’ll try a classic Santiaguino’ drink.

From here, you’ll hop in the cable car to the top of San Cristobal hill, offering panoramic views over the entire city. Afterward, your guide will give you some local options for lunch (not included) before leaving you to spend the rest of the day in Santiago exploring at your own pace.

Included: One-way metro ticket, private English speaking guide, coffee at Café Haití, Sopaipilla, or Churro at the Plaza de Armas (Main Square), Terremoto at restaurant Galindo or Venecia, Cablecar ticket; accommodation in Santiago. (Meals – Breakfast).

On day nine of your tour, you’ll get to enjoy the wonderful city of Santiago however you please.

Today is free for you to choose your own adventure. We suggest either visiting the coastal towns of Viña del Mar and Valparaiso or heading out of town to explore one of many Chilean wine regions surrounding Santiago.

Included: Accommodation in Santiago. (Meals – Breakfast).

Here’s what you can expect from the final day of your tour, and your last day in Santiago.

It is time to hit the road again as you make your way back home. Your private transfer will take you from your hotel to Santiago airport.

Included: Private transfer from your hotel to Santiago airport with assistance; (Meals – Breakfast).