Short Break to Argentina

Buenos Aires is known as the Paris of South America and rightly so. It has a distinctly European feel, in its architecture, upmarked restaurants and bars, chic shops, museums and fine boulevards. However, at the same time you cannot escape its Latin American edge, either at a sultry Tango show over a bottle of Argentinian red, or in a "parilla", a traditional restaurant specialising in grilled meat, famous throughout the world. Spend four nights in Buenos Aires, with a city tour and dinner and Tango show included.

Having enjoyed the city move on to the Iguazu National Park for a more natural setting. You've time to see one of the most impressive natural wonders of South America, the Iguazu Falls. Fly from Buenos Aires and spend three nights at the Sheraton Iguazu, located within the jungle of the National Park overlooking the falls. Here you're likely to see a huge variety of birds, including toucans, parrots and cacique birds. Included is a full day tour to the Brazilian side of the falls and the Devil's Throat.

Itinerary
Day 1:	On day one arrive in Buenos Aires, (your return flight from the UK is included). Transfer to the Hotel Esplendor.
Day 2:	Half day city tour.
Day 3:	Evening visit to a Tango show including dinner.
Day 4:	Free day to explore Buenos Aires.
Day 5:	Fly to the Iguazu National Park and transfer to the Hotel Sheraton Iguazu, right next to the Falls.
Day 6:	Full day tour to the Brazilian and Argentine side of the Iguazu Falls.
Days 7:	Free day in the National Park.
Day 8:	Transfer to Buenos Aires airport in time for your flight home.

Price Guideline:
Guideline price per person:	from £1490

 

Notes:

Prices are per person based on double occupancy.

Transatlantic and domestic flights are included in economy class. Breakfast is included throughout. Please contact us if you would like to upgrade to first or club class.

The price shown is a guideline price. The price may change due to variations on the dollar / pound exchange rate, airline availability and season.

 

 

Last Updated: Tuesday May 13 2008