DISCOVER BARILOCHE SPECIAL FULL PROGRAM

FOR LACPEP 2017 – 4 days / 3 nights First Departure May 12 - Second departure May 20.

Includes: Round trip flight, Hotel 4* Lakeside. Breakfast and dinners.

Full day excursions. All airport transfers.

ABOUT BARILOCHE

The city is located within the Nahuel Huapi National Park, next to the Andes. In 2012, it was declared

Argentine Capital of Adventure Tourism and in 2015, the Argentine Capital of Chocolate. 1,680

kilometers (1044 miles) from Buenos Aires. Bariloche is one of the most breathtaking places in

Argentina. You'll find incredible views, lakes, streams, meltwater rivers and mountains. Enjoy the fresh

air and the landscapes that undergo radical change each and every season. The lush green from the

generous summer sun, the unmissable colors of the fall foliage, the explosion of life in spring and the

bright white snow during our winter months.

Bariloche will fill you with energy and peace. Experience an adventure bursting with emotions. Feel the

trout bite on your fishing line, watch upland geese, black-faced ibis and southern lapwings that nest in

golf courses, listen to the sound of skis glide through the powdery snow and enjoy the warmth of the

fireplace while fresh snowflakes fall. As night falls Bariloche comes to life. The city is renowned for its

nightclubs and pub crawls, where you’ll hear Spanish mingle with an endless number of languages.

Visit a wide range of themed bars where you can enjoy cocktails or the locally crafted beer and great

music. Our high-end cuisine fuses European tastes with authentic local flavors. Wild game, fish,

smoked meat, cheese and berries are the staples of the region’s meals. Take a journey of flavors that

you'll never forget: Trout carpaccio, lamb strudel, and the traditional curanto from Colonia Suiza. Don’t

skip on dessert because the region’s chocolate is a must: chocolate fondue, hot chocolate or chocolate

flakes. The high quality lodging, internationally renowned hotels, inns, cabins, hostels, campgrounds,

and mountain hideaways all attest to more than 80 years of tourism.

Itinerary:

DAY 1: BARILOCHE

Transfer from your Hotel in Buenos Aires to Domestic airport and Flight to San Carlos de Bariloche.

Arrival and transfer to your hotel. Rest of the day: free.

DAY 2 : BARILOCHE

Breakfast. TOUR CIRCUITO CHICO. (Half day)

It is a circuit running along the south shore of Lake Nahuel Huapi, with a distance of approximately 65

km. Various points along the way and some natural viewpoints, as Lopez and Panorama Point Bay are

ideal for contemplating this wonder; as Cerro Campanario chairlift, located in the "middle landscape"

(17 Km). Then Puerto Pañuelo, Hotel Llao Llao and San Eduardo Chapel, which are unique attractions

for visitors. In addition to the landscape, there is a wide range of regional products handmade fabrics,

wood, candles, ceramics, cosmetics, among others.

By the afternoon:

LAKE EXCURSION TO ISLA VICTORIA AND ARRAYANES FOREST (Ticket included).

This lake excursion will visit the largest island in Lake Nahuel Huapi, true natural gem for its fauna and

flora, both native and exotic, and also visit the last natural Myrtles forest. Boarding at Puerto scarf

nearby the hotel Llao Llao in modern catamarans to sail for about 1 hour arriving to the Peninsula

Quetrihue and Myrtle Forest. The Quetrihué Peninsula, with an area of 1,000 ha, is joined to the

mainland by a small isthmus, where is located the picturesque Villa Angostura. In the southern part of

the peninsula we will found a forest of unique features in the world. On one side only, because it is

the habitat where this tree takes shape and it is also the only place where it grows in forest formation.

The myrtle is a very special tree. Its bark is cinnamon, thin and cold to the touch, their color appears in

small sheets that give the appearance so unique. After a short walk we return to the catamaran to head

to Puerto Anchorenas on Victoria Island. Leafy paths will cross appreciating the many tree species such

as redwood, birch, spruce, acacia, pine, etc. We can the chairlift to Cerro Bella Vista 900 meters high,

we will see ancient coihues and native cypress trees.

DAY 3 : BARILOCHE

Breakfast. ALL DAY TOUR AMONG THE SEVEN LAKES ROUTE.

The Seven Lakes Route and San Martin de los Andes tour is the perfect opportunity to see the

highlights of the Argentinian Patagonia surrounding the beautiful city of Bariloche. This exceptional

full day tour from Bariloche will show you incredible views of the Seven Lakes Route, the Nahuel Huapi

National Park and finally arriving to the authentic and peaceful alpine-style town of San Martin de los

Andes. This day tour from Bariloche takes you through the 7 Lakes Route towards San Martin de los

Andes. The charming wooden trail will lead you past seven of Bariloches stunning lakes such as Lake

Correntoso; Lake Espejo; Lake Escondido; Villarino Lake; Lake Falkner and Machonico Lake. At the end

of the 7 Lakes Route, you will reach San Martin de los Andes where you will have a chance to explore

the city’s surroundings, get a taste of typical Patagonian cuisine and see the Alpine-style buildings

while enjoying the breathtaking landscape at the shore of Lago Lacar.

DAY 4 : BARILOCHE / BUENOS AIRES

Breakfast. Transfer to the airport and flight to Buenos Aires. Arrival and transfer to your hotel in

Buenos Aires or international airport for your connection back home.

THE FULL PROGRAM INCLUDES:

AIR ROUND TRIP TICKETS FROM BUENOS AIRES, TRANSFERS IN/OUT.

ACOMMODATION FOR 03 NIGHTS AT LA CASCADA HOTEL 4* WITH BREAKFAST.

ALL EXCURSIONS MENTIONED IN THIS ITINERARY.

THREE DINNERS INCLUDED.

PRICE PER PERSON – U$$ 875 Double Room.

SINGLE SUPLEMENT: U$$ 390

SPECIAL IGUAZU FOR LACPEC 2017 First Departure May 13 – Second Departure May 20

Includes: Flights, Accommodation in 4* Hotel, breakfast, Dinners and Tours

ABOUT IGUAZÚ

Ranked as the world's second largest ones, Iguazu Falls are located in South America, close to the

point where Paraguay, Brazil, and Argentina join borders. The Iguazu River forms a border between

Argentina and Brazil. The majority of the falls actually lie in Argentina (Cataratas del Iguazú ) and the

rest in Brazil (Foz do Iguaçu ). Depending on the time of year, there can be several hundred individual

falls situated on a two mile stretch along a crescent shaped cliff. The height of the highest falls is

equal to a twenty-four story building, about 265 feet tall. The thunderous roar can be heard from

miles away. A major highlight of Iguazu is the fourteen waterfalls that make up Devil's Throat

(Garganta del Diablo.) The force of the water causes spray to rise one hundred feet and results in

ever-present giant rainbows. Iguazu Falls are a UNESCO World Natural Heritage Site. The word Iguazu

come from the Native American Guarani word for "great water." The falls were forms by volcanic

activity approximately 100 million years ago.

The Iguazu falls are part of a semi-tropical jungle ecosystem. Both Argentina and Brazil have created

national parks surrounding the Falls. On the Argentinean side, there are jungle trails and bird hikes.

There are 500 species of birds, 80 species of mammals, and an immense variety of reptiles, fish, and

insects. The butterfly population is amazing. Park wild animals include tigers, jaguars, monkeys,

coatis, alligators, and crocodiles.

DAY 1: IGUAZÚ

Transfer from your hotel in Buenos Aires to domestic airport and fly to Iguazu. Arrival and transfer to

your Hotel. Accommodation at Saint George Hotel 4* with breakfast.

During the afternoon we will visit the Wanda Mines. The Wanda Mines: Amethyst Treasures of

Misiones. In the misted shadow of the largest waterfall of South America, Iguazú, lies Wanda Mines, a

peculiar side attraction worth a visit for those interested in gemstones, geology, or jewelry. Located

just 55 km (34 miles) to the south part of Iguazú Falls, these stone mines are easily accessible . A

knowledgeable local guide leads you down past fantastic geodes embedded in basalt to the caverns

where amethyst is extracted. The mines also contain topaz, quartz, jasper, rock crystal and agate. Pick-

your-own crystal is a no-no, but touching is encouraged, as are pictures posed in the narrow caverns

and arches of the mine. A small gravel lot, a kiosk, small café, and gift shop are the only developments

around the mines themselves. The environmental ramifications of the gemstone extraction at Wanda

Mines haven’t been studied, but it is small scale and delicate extractions forbade the use of heavy-duty

explosives, so environmentalist shouldn’t be too horrified.

The mining here also provides employment to local artisans from the gemstone extraction, processing

and sale of the stones. Tours end at the gift shop, where visitors can purchase polished and natural

stones, wind chimes and jewelry with precious and semi-precious stones.

Return to your hotel and night special Dinner with local food in a local restaurant.

DAY 2: IGUAZÚ

Breakfast. Full day tour to the ARGENTINIAN SIDE OF IGUAZU FALLS WITH GREAT ADVENTURE

(Entrance Fee Included). The excursion to the Argentine falls is the main check to be held in Iguazú.

This is a tour that combines an ecological train rides within the natural park and walks on own Falls.

The tour starts when we get into the Iguazu National Park next to the reserve offer 67,000 ha.,

subtropical vegetation, huge trees, vines and ferns live with multicolored butterflies, colorful birds and

other specimens of the missionary rich fauna, and of course the spectacular Iguazu Falls. We start the

tour at the Interpretation Centre with a Museum of Natural Sciences to continue through "lower path"

where we can see among others, the Dos Hermanas, Bozzetti, Escondido and enjoy panoramic views of

Isla San Martin and Salto Unión. Superior ride will make the scrolling through catwalks above several

major hops to get to San Martin, with an overview of the Saltos brasileños. Late flourish as we travel in

the jungle train to Puerto Canoas then a thousand feet of runway access the "Devil's Throat" where the

Iguazu River is expressed with all its power and beauty . In the Upper Circuit panoramic view of the

falls is found also through gateways. For both circuits you start from the visitor center, located 2 km.

From the post of Toll Argentine Park. The Devil's Throat circuit has an area of 1.5 km and can also

make boats for those who so desire.

The “GREAT ADVENTURE BOAT” is included today: Departing from the Operative Center or from the

Visitors’ Center, we shall enter the jungle by the Yacaratiá trail in trucks specially designed for this

environment. Bilingual guides (Spanish and English) will introduce the place’s natural and cultural

resources. This 5 kms long stretch ends at Puerto Macuco. At its dock, visitors shall board on the boats

that shall be sailing in the Lower Iguazu River for as long as 6 kms, heading towards the waterfalls area,

enjoying plentiful rapids. Upon reaching the Tres Mosqueteros Fall, visitors shall be able to see the falls

of both the Argentine and Brazilian sides crowned by the view of the Garganta del Diablo (Devil’s

Throat). Afterwards, the most exciting point comes when facing the incomparable San Martín waterfall,

the second in dimension and the hugest any boat may face. At the end of the trip, we shall descend

from the boat on the dock located in front of the San Martín Island, where visitors may continue

enjoying the landscape joining the runways system of the Lower Circuit. Return to Iguazu around 5 pm

and at night. Dinner included in a Local Restaurant.

DAY 3: IGUAZÚ / BUENOS AIRES

Breakfast, Those who has Brazilian Visa (Americans, Australians, Canadians and Chinese, Brazil requires

Visa) you will have the opportunity to visit the Iguazu Falls on the Brazilian Side.

(NOT INCLUDED) Price per person: U$$ 50

Iguazu Falls Brazilian Side Tour:

Without doubt the panoramic obtained from the Brazilian side is excellent. From the viewpoints and

catwalks do Iguaçu National Park you can enjoy a view of almost all of the jumps. Besides impressive

an approach to the Brazilian side in one sense, it can be done without difficulty, it ends at the

viewpoint of the Garganta del Diablo, then you can access the beach parking and the bus stop by a

panoramic elevator. Located within the Iguassu National Park . Once inside the park, which covers an

area of 175,000 has. You will be amazed with the care, beauty and enormity of it home to countless

species of animals and plants. Surely nature receive us with welcome sympathetic butterflies on display

in your flight and delights you with their colors. Since 80% of the falls are on the Argentine side, the

Brazilian Park has one runway of about 1000 mts. where you will enjoy the different views. After its

completion, compared to jumping Floriano, is a viewpoint which is accessible via an elevator, which

one of the most breathtaking views of the Falls is obtained.

On the afternoon return to the Argentinian side and transfer to Puerto Iguazu Airport and flight back

to Buenos Aires. Arrival and transfer to your Hotel or to International airport for your flight back home.

THE FULL PROGRAM INCLUDES:

AIR TICKETS FLIGHTS FROM BUENOS AIRES, TRANSFERS IN/OUT.

ACOMMODATION FOR 02 NIGHTS WITH BREAKFAST IN HOTEL ST GEORGE OR SIMILAR,

TOURS TO IGUAZU FALLS ARGENTINIAN SIDE, WANDA MINES AND TWO DINNERS.

PRICE PER PERSON – U$$870 Taxes Included

SPECIAL TOUR EL CALAFATE FOR LACPEC 2017 First Departure May 13 – Second Departure May 20

Includes: Flights, Accommodation in 4* Hotel, breakfast, Dinners and Tours.

ABOUT EL CALAFATE

316 kilometers from Río Gallegos, capital of the Province of Santa Cruz, there lays the City of El

Calafate, named after the small bush from southern Patagonia bearing the same name, as well as its

tiny fruit. Today El Calafate is a world destination. Part of the Patagonian steppe, El Calafate is a

significant tourist center that has become famous both in the country and abroad in the last few years.

Its luxurious hotels and its typical restaurants have succeeded in positioning this city among the world

destinations worth visiting. The calving of the Perito Moreno Glacier, the Patagonian lamb served at

restaurants and the chance to go on the most varied tours summon visitors year round. The climate at

El Calafate is mainly dry. Average temperature in the summer is 19ºC and -2º C in the winter. The

sunlight hours vary according to season: in the summer, the sun rises at 5:30am and it gets dark at

about 11pm; the day is shorter in the winter, as there are only 8 hours of sunlight. Los Glaciers

National Park occupies an area of about 500 thousand hectares and 47 glaciers start at this large ice

field. Marconi, Viedma, Moyano, Upsala, Agassiz, Bolado, Onelli, Peineta, Spegazzini, Mayo, Ameghino,

Moreno and Frías are some of the most important.

Itinerary :

DAY 1: BUENOS AIRES / EL CALAFATE

Transfer from your hotel in Buenos Aires to domestic airport and flight to El Calafate. Arrival and

transfer to your Hotel.

Dinner included in a Local Restaurant.

DAY 2: EL CALAFATE

RÍOS DE HIELO EXPRESS BOAT TRIP + PERITO MORENO GLACIER PRIVATE TOUR

Breakfast. Early in the morning, after breakfast, your guide will pick you up from your hotel from 07:30

and you will head towards the Private Port of Punta Bandera, 47 kilometers away from the city of El

Calafate.

We will drive by Route 11 to Los Glaciares National Park and will skirt the main part of Lake Argentino

to Puerto Bandera's private port, arriving around 08:30 am after paying the entrance to the National

Park Los Glaciares (included).

We will be quickly informed about the safety and seaworthiness and we will then board a modern

Catamaran at 09:00 am, to start the navigation between icebergs in the frozen waters of Lake

Argentino, up to Upsala Glacier.

Sailing through Brazo Upsala, another channel of the Argentino Lake, we will observe the highest

Glacier, Spegazzini, almost 135 meters high and meet an impressive barrier of icebergs.

We will then sail towards the Seco Glaciers and to observe other channels and Glaciers.

Around 2 pm, we will start to go back to Punta Bandera's Port, from where you will be taken to Perito

Moreno Glacier Private Tour, Then we will move on to the front catwalks of the glacier, where we will

watch it from different balconies and enjoy our free time by appreciating the various detachments.

Dinner included in a Local Restaurant.

DAY 3: EL CALAFATE / BUENOS AIRES

GLACIARIUM AND GLACIOBAR (Tickets Included).

Breakfast. A local transfer will take you 10 km away from the city; you will be dropped off at the

Glaciarium. Unique in Latin America for its style and concept. This museum and scientific center invites

you to know better what the Glaciers have to tell. It is a perfect introduction for those who just visited

the Los Glaciares National Park, giving you the opportunity to understand what you just saw, calling

your senses and awaking the curiosity. The visit aims to make you understand everything you have

seen, making you discover more! It is the first glaciology center about glaciers and helping us to

interpret them.

It was created with the idea to promote knowledge and exalt the senses. Designing a living space,

where visual and sonar stimulations are emphasized, with the idea that entertaining and interacting

contribute to the knowledge.

At the end of your visit, you can have a special drink in the GlacioBar, surrounded by nature. Located in

the underground, the GlacioBar is only made of ice. Glasses and tables are entirely made of ice, with a

permanent temperature of - 10°C. The entrance to the GlacioBar includes a free access to white drinks,

aperitifs, liquors and free alcohols drinks. Before accessing the bar, you will be given a warm cloak,

gloves and boots. Then, after discovering the Glaciers and its secrets, you can take the Glaciarium

shuttle which will take you back to the center of El Calafate.

At appropriate time, you will be transferred to the El Calafate airport to take your flight to Buenos Aires.

Arrival and transfer to your hotel.

THE FULL PROGRAM INCLUDES:

*TICKETS FLIGHTS FROM BUENOS AIRES.

*TRANSFERS IN/OUT.

*ACCOMMODATION FOR 02 NIGHTS WITH BREAKFAST IN KOSTEN AIKE 4* HOTEL O SIMILAR.

*EXCURSIONS.

*TWO DINNERS.

PRICE PER PERSON – U$$ 890 Taxes included.

SPECIAL TOUR MENDOZA FOR LACPEC First Departure 12th May – Second Departure 20th of May

Includes: Flights, Accomodation in 4* Hotel, breakfast, Dinners and excursions.

ABOUT MENDOZA

A bustling city of wide, leafy avenues, atmospheric plazas and cosmopolitan cafes, Mendoza is a trap.

Even if you’ve (foolishly) only given it a day or two on your itinerary, you’re bound to end up hanging

around, captivated by the laid-back pace, while surrounded by every possible comfort.

Ostensibly it’s a desert town, though you wouldn’t know unless you were told – acequias (irrigation

ditches) that run beside every main road and glorious fountains that adorn every main plaza mean

you’ll never be far from the burble of running water.

Lively during the day, the city really comes into its own at night, when the bars, restaurants and cafes

along Av Arístides fill up and overflow onto the sidewalks, with all the bright young things, out to see

and be seen. All over the country (and in much of the world), the name Mendoza is synonymous with

wine, and this is the place to base yourself if you’re up for touring the vineyards, taking a few dozen

bottles home or just looking for a good vintage to accompany the evening’s pizza.

Mendoza is 1050km west of Buenos Aires via RN 7 and 340km northwest of Santiago (Chile) via the

Los Libertadores border complex.

Strictly speaking, the provincial capital proper is a relatively small area with a population of only about

115,000, but the inclusion of the departments of Las Heras, Guaymallén and Godoy Cruz, along with

nearby Maipú and Luján de Cuyo, swells the population of Gran Mendoza (Greater Mendoza) to a little

over one million.

DAY 1: BUENOS AIRES / MENDOZA

Flight to Mendoza. Arrival and transfer to your hotel. Rest of the day: free.

Dinner included in a Local Restaurant.

DAY 2: MENDOZA

Breakfast. HIGH MOUNTAIN TOUR (Lunch Included)

The beauty of the Andes has its maximum expression in Mendoza. Very important places, from the

historic point of view and the landscape, make this tour into unforgettable experience. During the tour

you can appreciate the Potrerillos Reservoir and Cacheuta Valley. At 100km (62,14 miles) from the city

one comes to the Uspallata Valley, scene of the Huarpes indigenous settlement in the pre-Hispanic

period and a valley that makes it possible to differentiate the end of the Pre-Mountain range or

Foothills and the beginning of the Frontal Mountain Range. Near here we find ‘Las Bóvedas’ (‘the

Vaults’), historic adobe constructions very well preserved, where Brother Luis Beltrán, chaplain of the

Army of the Andes under the leadership of General José de San Martín, forged the canyons and

weapons with which he would free Chile.

The journey continues as we visit Picheuta, Polvaredas and Punta de Vacas Villages, from where we

access the famous village ‘Los Penitentes’, where we find one of the ski resorts in Mendoza. It works

from June to August and it is a good scene for adventure tourism the rest of the year. There are

chairlifts that make it possible to appreciate a privileged panoramic view of the area.

Further on, in Puente del Inca (‘The Inca’s Bridge’) at 2,720 meters (8,924 feet) above sea level, the

Cuevas River has bored through the mountain forming a natural bridge where on its bank, hot springs

appear on the surface. Near the area, we find the ‘Cementerio de los Andinistas’ (Cemetery of the

Mountaineer). Very close from the border, a magnificent natural viewpoint let us appreciate the

splendour of Mount Aconcagua. An unpaved road that starts from the International Route makes it

possible to drive a few kilometres into the beautiful Horcones lagoon and the Aconcagua Provincial

Park Continuing on the International Route we can see the customs office in Horcones and some

kilometres ahead, already in the border with Chile, we see Las Cuevas village, built in a European style,

at 3,200 meters (10,498 feet) above sea level.

Optional: Between Las Cuevas and the international tunnel that takes us to Chile, there is a road that, if

the weather conditions are favourable, takes us to the Monument ‘Cristo Redentor’ (The Redeemer

Christ), located at a height of 4,200 meters ( 13,780 feet), which symbolizes the brotherhood between

Argentinians and Chileans. We take the same route to go back to the city.

The tour ends back in Mendoza.

Dinner included in a Local Restaurant.

DAY 3: MENDOZA

Breakfast. WINE & FOOD TOUR

In the morning meeting with our host, the wine expert guide, who will join us throughout the tour.

Then start heading for the central agricultural oasis to visit a winery for the selected circuit, touring

their facilities and enjoy a tasting of their wines. The guide will teach the different varietals of the

region, its processes, and the care, breeding and fractionation of different types of wine. It will also

include extensive information on the systems of Vine and irrigation. At noon the second winery visit

and participate in a traditional lunch where we will implement the techniques of wine tasting. The

guide will explain in detail the importance of the cork in the bottle and the use of glasses for tasting.

In the afternoon return to hotel. Dinner included in a Local Restaurant.

* Note: Visits to wineries and lunch, are subject to change, always maintaining the highest quality

service.

DAY 4: MENDOZA / BUENOS AIRES

Breakfast. Transfer to the airport and flight to Buenos Aires.

THE FULL PROGRAM INCLUDES:

*ROUND TRIP TICKETS FROM BUENOS AIRES

*TRANSFERS IN/OUT

*ACCOMMODATION FOR 03 NIGHTS WITH BREAKFAST IN NH CORDILLERA 4* HOTEL O SIMILAR,

*TOURS

*THREE DINNERS.

PRICE PER PERSON – U$$ 790

DISCOVER SALTA - FULL PROGRAM FOR LACPEC 2017 – 3 NIGHTS First Departure before event 12 of May - Second departure after event 20 of May.

Includes: Flights, Hotel 4* Breakfast and dinners.

Full day tours. All airport transfers.

ABOUT SALTA

The city of Salta is located in the northeast region of Argentina and is 994 miles from Buenos Aires. It is

a land of important and popular musicians, exquisite gastronomy and unforgettable scenery. Its urban

landscape is outlined by colonial houses, museums and churches and its narrow streets are framed by

the Andes. Salta is the cradle of Argentinian folklore. Internationally renowned artists were born in this

land to which they sing with pride. Guitars and drums to the rhythm of zambas and chacareras (folk

songs). There are plenty of “peñas” (folkloric shows) where you can enjoy folkloric singing and dancing.

The cuisine from this region is as vast as it is colorful. Above and beyond traditional empanadas, locros

(stew) and humitas (stewed sweet corn), you can savor gourmet meals prepared from local products

such as corn, llama meat, trout and silverside fish.

This city serves as an excellent base for excursions to: Los valles Calchaquíes: The scenery is

reminiscent of the Grand Canyon of Colorado because of the color and incredible shapes of its mountains

which surprise visitors. In the Valles Calchaquíes there are a series of famous towns: Cafayate, famous for

its vineyards and cavas (sparkling wines). Its specialty is the white Torrontés. Various wineries in this and

surrounding towns open their doors to the public. In Molinos you will find some of the best textiles made

by loom. Here they sell ponchos and the famous “barracán”. Only 5 miles from the historical district are

located the indigenous ruins of Churcal and the Colomé Farm where you will find the best winery and

vineyards in the world. Cachi boasts beautifully colored mountains, dotted by the Calchaquí River,

surrounded by hundreds of archeological sites and guarded by the snowcapped peak that bears its name

and reaches 30,000 feet.

La Puna is Located at more than 13,123 feet, it offers endless snowcapped mountain peaks, volcanoes,

extensive seas of salt, mines, lagoons full of pink flamingos and vicunas that complete the

characteristic scene. Artisans from La Puna produce beautiful textiles from pure llama and sheep wool

and decorate them with Andean designs.

Las Salinas Grandes is a stunning expanse of white horizon. Here, the sun varies the colors of the

landscape and one can still observe ancient salt extraction techniques.

DAY 1 : BUENOS AIRES / SALTA

Transfer to Buenos Aires airport and Flight to Salta. Arrival and transfer to your hotel. Rest of the day:

free. HOTEL CASA REAL 4*

DAY 2 : SALTA

Breakfast. FULL DAY CAFAYATE WINE ROUTE (Lunch Included)

The Cafayate Tour takes you on a fantastic day out exploring the town of Cafayate, in the province of

Salta. Cafayate is located about 120 miles from the city of Salta and there's a lot to see along the way

as you admire the Lerma Vally and lots of colonial villages and churches. One of the stops you make is

at Posta de las Cabras, where you'll be able to taste delicious goat cheese and wines from the region.

Afterwards you'll be taken to the Quebrada de las Conchas, classified as a natural monument by

UNESCO. Here you'll see impressive red rock formations that have gradually changed shape over time,

forming famous formations like the Devil's Throat and the Amphitheater, the latter of which features

amazing acoustics and locals charming tourists with traditional instruments. When you actually get to

Cafayate you'll be taken to see the cathedral and the archeological museum. After Lunch, the trip will

take you to a winery where you will taste one of the best of the Argentinean Northwest region. The

excursion is a tour by two wineries of Cafayate that are positioned as ones of the best of the Calchaqui

Valley. The tour could not be complete if we do not visit the Museum of the Vine and Wine. In each

winery we do a tour by the facilities and a tasting of the best wine produced in the winery. The tour

and the tasting are guided by a sommelier that explains the particularities of the wine, the vine and

cellar as well. Return to Salta.

DAY 3 : SALTA

Breakfast. BIG SALARS (LARGE SALINAS) We start the trip in Salta towards the Tastil Ruins to arrive

in San Antonio de los Cobres. There we stop two hours for lunch and visit the town. We continue our

trip along Route 40 crossing one of the most desertic areas of our country, to arrive at Salinas Grandes

(The Great Salt Flat), where the inmensity of the area, the white shiny salt invites you to relax and take

good shots. Later, we continue down the Lipán Cliff to finally arrive at Purmamarca where we have our

lunch (Included) one of the typical towns of Humahuaca and we visit the Seven Colors Hill. We return

to Salta after a brief visit to San Salvador de Jujuy.

DAY 4 : SALTA / BUENOS AIRES

Breakfast. Transfer to the airport and flight to Buenos Aires.

This program includes:

Airport transfer from your hotel to Buenos Aires Airport in/out.

In/out Airport transfers in Salta. Hotel 4* with breakfast.

All day Tours mentioned in this itinerary. Lunches.

PRICE PER PERSON U$$ 820 – SINGLE SUPLEMENT : U$$ 390

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