Upon your arrival in Buenos Aires, you will be greeted at the international airport and taken by private transfer to your hotel. Regardless of your arrival time, early morning check-in is assured, so your room will be ready. You’ll also receive our Argentina Challenge Adventure Kit, designed to engage your children with the places, people, and experiences they encounter during the trip.
Embark on your first walking tour of Buenos Aires at your own pace, led by a knowledgeable local guide. The guide will meet you at your hotel and accompany you for a 2-hour stroll through the neighborhood. Based on your hotel’s location and your interests, you can choose between exploring the northern part of the city, known for its grand architecture and aristocratic charm, or the trendy area with its green spaces and bohemian vibe. The choice is yours! By the end of the tour, you’ll have a good understanding of the neighborhood, including where to find the main supermarkets, pharmacies, and money exchange offices.
Why your children will adore it: “Why is there art everywhere? And why do people use so many hand gestures when they talk?” Your little ones will be thrilled to have a new companion (other than their parents) to satisfy their curious minds. Our local guide, specializing in family excursions, will be more than happy to answer their inquiries in an informative and friendly manner.

Why you will adore it: This is a tailor-made tour, allowing you to explore the city at your own rhythm, focusing on the individual interests of each family member.

Continue your family adventure with a 5-hour historical tour of Buenos Aires, showcasing its unique architecture. A private car will pick you up from your hotel to visit the city’s key landmarks and learn interesting facts, such as why the Presidential Palace is pink or why the houses in La Boca are so colorful. Explore San Telmo, the city’s oldest residential area with its cobblestone streets, and La Boca, where vibrant colors and tango dancing fill Caminito Street. After the tour, you’ll be dropped off at your hotel.
In the afternoon, hop on a bike to see the city from a different perspective. Starting from Palermo, this bike tour covers the Northern area of Buenos Aires, including stops at the famous Recoleta Cemetery, the Floralis Generica sculpture, and the city’s largest green spaces.
Optional Dinner and Tango Show in San Telmo
In the evening, treat yourself to a special night at one of Buenos Aires’ traditional tango houses in San Telmo, the city’s oldest neighborhood. Relish Argentine Malbec wine and a juicy steak while enjoying a 1-hour tango and folklore show featuring top dancers and musicians. Babysitting services are available for a romantic, exclusive dinner.
Why your kids will adore it: The children will delight in watching the street performers and tango dancers at Caminito, uncovering the mysterious pathways of Recoleta Cemetery, and biking alongside their parents.
Why you will adore it: You can discover the city in a leisurely manner (with a vehicle at your disposal) in the morning, and then get active in the afternoon with cycling. Bike tours are the ideal choice for an easygoing family activity that appeals to everyone. It is also a safe and healthy way to connect with the city of Buenos Aires.

Visit to a Traditional Estancia Near Buenos Aires
Transfer to a 9-hour excursion to an historic ranch named “El Ombú de Areco”. Immerse yourself in gaucho culture as you explore the charming streets, museums, and old grocery stores (pulperías) of San Antonio de Areco before heading to El Ombú.
Some estancias still preserve these traditions and are located in picturesque towns within Buenos Aires province. One of the most captivating is El Ombú de Areco, a colonial-style working ranch built in 1880 in San Antonio de Areco, where gaucho heritage is still very much alive.
At the estancia, enjoy a traditional asado (barbecue) before choosing between a horseback ride through nature or a leisurely bike ride. For those preferring a slower pace, there’s a serene swimming pool (available in summer) and plenty of sunny spots to take a siesta. At the end of the day, we’ll return you to your hotel in Buenos Aires.
Why your kids will adore it: They will relish the freedom to explore the area on their own before partaking in one of the numerous available activities. They will connect with locals and their customs, savor the captivating music of the creole guitar, and witness the strong bond between a gaucho and his horse in a unique show named Doma India (a gentle form of horse training).
Why you will adore it: Strolling through the historic town of San Antonio de Areco will transport you back in time to the colonial era. Additionally, the relaxing amenities of El Ombú will offer grown-ups some quality downtime to disconnect from the hectic pace of everyday life.

At the appropriate time, you will be picked up for your flight to El Calafate, marking the start of your Patagonian family adventure! Upon landing, you’ll be greeted at the airport and taken to your hotel. Regardless of how early you arrive, your room will be ready: early check-in is assured.

Optional Tours – Visit a Patagonian Estancia
Begin your Patagonian adventure with a visit to a traditional ranch. From your hotel, take a minivan towards Glacier National Park. Leave El Calafate behind and enjoy the 1.5-hour journey with the snow-dusted Cerro Frías in the background. Within the National Park, you’ll arrive at Nibepo Aike Ranch, a place that still focuses on sheep shearing and Hereford cattle breeding.
Warm up with a hot drink and a tasty snack in the rustic quincho (dining room). Stroll along the shores of Lago Argentino, observe a gaucho at work in the shearing shed, and witness a demonstration of gaucho horsemanship. Depending on the day’s schedule, you might help milk cows, herd sheep, or learn about the estancia’s founders. Finish the day back at the quincho, savoring a delicious grilled lamb cooked over a traditional Patagonian fire pit. Afterward, return to El Calafate via the same route and transportation.
Why your kids will adore it: The little ones will have a variety of outdoor activities to explore the landscape, local wildlife, and interact with residents. They will also have the chance to savor some homemade traditional dishes— a perfect opportunity to move away from fast food favorites like hamburgers and fries!
Why you will adorer it: This is your chance to immerse yourself in the renowned, untamed landscapes of Patagonia, and to truly connect with nature, engage with locals, and indulge in a delicious barbecue.

Prepare for an 8-hour adventure exploring secluded glaciers accessible only by boat, combining short cruises and hikes. The day starts with a pick-up from your hotel, followed by a drive to Puerto Bandera inside Glaciers National Park, where you’ll embark on your first boat trip.
Cruise through the Mayo Channel and disembark at Toro Bay for a hike through the Patagonian forest. Your guide will share insights about the unique vegetation in this area and point out the ancient cherry tree, known locally as El Abuelo (Grandpa), with its impressive 10-foot-diameter trunk. Keep your eyes peeled for a hidden waterfall!
Board the boat again and sail towards Cerro Negro (Black Hill). Here, a gentle half-mile hike leads you to the base of the hill, offering stunning views of the massive Black Glacier.
Take some time to soak in this remote location, rarely seen by travelers, before heading to the renowned Perito Moreno Glacier. As you sail past its towering icy wall, get ready to capture the moment on camera, as you might witness a dramatic ice calving.Disembark at Puerto Moreno and enjoy some free time exploring the traditional catwalk circuit around the glacier before returning to Puerto Bandera, after a stop at the Glaciarium museum, an immersive experience into the history of the glaciers and their early explorers.
Why your kids will adore it: The special boat excursion is always an exhilarating and unforgettable element of family trips to Patagonia, especially for the youngest members of your tribe! They will feel like little sailors and explorers of the lake. Moreover, this tour offers a perfect blend of short voyages and hikes, ensuring that young explorers stay entertained and active.
Why you will adore it: In addition to the breathtaking scenery, you will appreciate the luxuries of unlimited tea and Argentine croissants on board the tour boat. Furthermore, you will have the opportunity to witness the impressive Perito Moreno Glacier up close, cruising right beside its immense ice wall, and conclude your visit with a state-of-the-art multimedia museum.

Optional Tour to Cerro Frias Adventure Hub
On your free day in El Calafate, consider exploring Cerro Frias, an outdoor adventure center. This traditional ranch is home to cattle and a natural guanaco reserve. Choose from various activities: take a 4×4 ride to explore the landscape, go horseback riding along scenic trails, or experience the thrill of South America’s longest zipline. There’s something for everyone!

Optional Walk to Laguna Nimez
If you prefer staying in town, visit Laguna Nimez, an ecological reserve home to 80 bird species, including Chilean Flamingos. Enjoy a kid-friendly hike and then have lunch at Buenos Cruces restaurant. Try the guanaco meatloaf or nut-crusted trout while the kids enjoy the play area.

Transfer to the airport for your flight to Iguazú, the final destination on your 10-day family adventure in Argentina. On arrival, you will be greeted at the airport and driven to your hotel. Regardless of how early you arrive, your room will be ready for you: early check-in is assured.
This tranquil town serves as the gateway to the awe-inspiring Iguazú Falls, one of the Seven Natural Wonders of the World. Take your time to settle in, explore the hotel facilities (most hotels in Puerto Iguazú have pools!), and get acquainted with your new surroundings.
Puerto Iguazú is a peaceful and charming spot perfect for family bonding. You’ll be captivated by the lush, green landscape that surrounds you as soon as you step out of the airport.

Get ready for the highlight of your trip!” After breakfast, embark on an 8-hour journey to explore the Argentine side of Iguazú Falls, where you will experience breathtaking views of this natural wonder.
The falls are nestled in a humid subtropical forest, home to a diverse range of wildlife. Your knowledgeable guide will help you spot toucans, coatis, butterflies, and more, while leading you to the best vantage points and avoiding the crowds. Witness the awe-inspiring sight of 1.5 million liters of water thundering down from heights of over 80 meters!
Throughout the day, you’ll explore both the lower and upper walkways, offering up-close and personal encounters with this incredible natural phenomenon. To reach the most stunning views, you’ll ride a charming ecological train for 2 miles to the Devil’s Throat, the largest and most mesmerizing of the falls. After this thrilling tour, we’ll return you to your hotel.
Why your kids will adore it: They will have the opportunity to explore a maze of trails and steps surrounded by lush greenery, enjoy spotting coatis at every turn. With over 200 waterfalls to uncover, the park offers boundless excitement.
Why you will adore it::This tour is ideal for families with young children as it is accessible for strollers. Witnessing one of the new Seven Wonders of the World alongside a knowledgeable local expert is an unforgettable experience. Standing in front of the magnificent falls fosters a deep connection with nature

This morning, we’ll pick you up from your hotel and take you to Parque Nacional do Iguaçu on the Brazilian side. Remember to bring your passport! Unlike other tours that go straight to the falls, we’ll make a special stop at Parque das Aves, an extraordinary bird park showcasing species from across Brazil. Wander among toucans, admire colorful butterflies, and encounter exotic birds you’ve never seen before.
After exploring the bird park, you’ll head to the entrance of Parque Nacional do Iguaçu. Hop on a bus to reach the starting point of the park’s only footbridge. While Argentina has most of the falls, Brazil offers the best panoramic views.
Marvel at the stunning landscape while learning about the area’s geography, including rivers, waterfalls, and jungles. With your guide, walk along the footbridge to reach Floriano Waterfall, the highlight on this side, and Salto Santa María, where it feels like you’re walking on water.
Macuco Boat Trip Experience – Soak in Three Musketeers Fall!
Inside Foz do Iguaçu National Park, Travel two miles through the jungle in eco-friendly electric trucks, followed by a 20-minute guided walk to learn about native plants and wildlife. At the port, board inflatable boats and sail up the river to the Three Musketeers Falls. Here, you’ll experience the thrilling ‘water baptism’ as you get soaked under the falls—an unforgettable adventure for the whole family. After 1.5 hours of jungle exploration and river fun, return to the port and head back to your hotel in Puerto Iguazú, Argentina.
Argentine Dinner Experience
In the evening, enjoy a 4-hour culinary adventure at a hidden gem in downtown Puerto Iguazú. Make your way to the closed-door restaurant, you’ll be welcomed by our bilingual guide. Start your evening with a visit to a secret winery, then join a large table set for a cooking class and dinner. Don a chef’s outfit and prepare your first Argentine cocktail with Malbec wine (or a non-alcoholic version)—the shaking will be a hit with the kids! After enjoying some appetizers, gear up for an empanada-making contest. Learn how to fill and seal empanadas with the “repulgue” technique. Next, choose your steak and learn how to order it cooked to your preference in Spanish. Your hosts will share insights into Argentine dining customs, making for a fun and engaging meal. End the night by sipping maté and making alfajores de maicena (dulce de leche-filled sandwich cookies). Return to your hotel with a full stomach and wonderful memories.
Why your kids will adore it: Children will be captivated by the array of exotic birds at Parque Das Aves and the breathtaking view of Iguazú Falls from an elevated viewpoint accessed by an elevator. The safari, boat trip, and cooking class will add a cherry on top to an already thrilling day.
Why you will adore it: This excursion offers a relaxing experience, shorter than the previous adventure on the Argentine side. Immerse yourself in the colorful and exotic atmosphere of Brazil, and explore the jungle in a safe and informative manner. The Argentine dinner experience provides a glimpse into the rich culture of Argentina, and the cooking class encourages children to expand their palates with new flavors.

As your 10-day family adventure in Argentina comes to a close, we’ll pick you up from your hotel and take you to the airport.

Optional Full-Jungle Experience: Bikes and Falls:
Spend your final morning in Iguazú with a unique adventure, crafted by local guides eager to showcase a different side of the area. This 4-hour excursion blends natural beauty with a touch of rugged excitement, offering a fresh perspective on Iguazú’s attractions, the impressive Mbocay Fall and the jungle.

Every effort is made to ensure that your excursions itinerary order and hotel reservations are respected entirely. However, due to weather conditions, nature disasters, or any other circumstance that would affect in any possible way your security, our local suppliers are in the right to change the order of services. For more information, please, check our Terms & Conditions.