Day 1.
Fly in to Buenos Aires, the buzzing capital city of Argentina. Spend the day exploring this vibrant and colourful city complete with beautiful French and Italian styled architecture, great food and interesting museums. 
​Day 2.
Continue exploring Buenos Aires. There are a number of free walking tours you can join to get a local’s perspective on both the complex history and architecture of the city. And make sure you stay awake late enough to visit one the many tango bars – you can even give it a go yourself!
​Day 3.
Finish your sightseeing and shopping in Buenos Aires before taking an overnight bus to Cordoba.
​Day 4.
Spend the day exploring Cordoba. Home to the second oldest university in South America, the city has a large student population which gives it a dynamic, youthful feel. This sits alongside a well-preserved historic centre filled with beautiful colonial-era churches, monasteries, theatres and municipal buildings.
​Day 5.
Take a guided day trip to Parque Nacional Quebranda del Condorito where you will see the mighty Condor along with other birds of prey amongst stunning scenery.
​Day 6.
Fly to Salta
Visit some of the many interesting museums there are in this historic town, including the Museo de Arqueologia de Alta Montaña with its controversial centrepiece of the mummified body of an Inca child discovered at the peak of Llullaillaco in 1999.
​Day 7 - 9
Either hire a car or join a guided tour to through the colourful rock-strewn desert of Humahuaca, the Serranias del Hornocal, Tilcara and Purmamarca
On day 9, return to Salta mid-afternoon and catch an early evening flight to Iguazu.
​Day 10.
Spend the day at Iguazu National Park taking in the impressive Iguazu Falls.  A jet boat ride up to the base of the iconic Garganta del Diablo or “Devil’s Throat” fall is a must. The surrounding park also features diverse wildlife including coatis, jaguars and toucans.
​Day 11.
Head back out to Iguazu National Park for further views of this magnificent waterfall from all the different trails and viewing platforms.
You will then catch an overnight bus to Posadas.
​Day 12.
On arrival at Posadas, you will take a private transfer to Colonia Pellegrini, gateway to the Ibera Wetlands area.
After checking into your accommodation you will join an evening safari in Reserva Provincial Esteros del Ibera.
​Day 13.
Spend a further day enjoying Reserva Provincial Esteros del Ibera by kayak, boat or horseback.
​Day 14.
Take your private transfer back to Posadas from where you will take a short flight back down to Buenos Aires in time to make your international connection for your flight home.
 
Total indicative cost for the above sample itinerary is NZD$9,000 depending on the level of accommodation chosen.
​This price is based on a family of 2 adults plus 2 children under the age of 12 and includes accommodation and guides where indicated. It excludes sundry expenses such as spending money, entrance fees to attractions, meals, visas (where required) and international airfares.