18-to-Thirtysomethings Buenos Aires Mini Adventure in Argentina, South America

Map of the route for 18-to-Thirtysomethings Buenos Aires Mini Adventure

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Itinerary Notes

1) Please note that this tour begins at 9am on day 1.

2) We recommend bringing USD in cash for the Argentinean portion of this tour as it is easier than using a credit card or withdrawing ARS from an ATM. USD currency is accepted in travel agencies for booking optional activities.

Itinerary

Day 1Buenos Aires

Meet your fellow travellers and CEO at a 9am briefing before taking a stroll through the famous Recoleta district on a CEO-led walking tour. Take in the eclectic mix of traditions and cultures that continue to shape Buenos Aires today. Later, hop on a bike and explore the city's southern end, where people live in colourful houses and spill onto the streets to cheer for the local soccer team. Tonight, enjoy an authentic Argentine asado, or barbecue, with a drink on a rooftop patio.

Please note that this tour begins at 9am on day 1. We recommend booking pre-tour accommodation in Buenos Aires in order to ensure timely arrival to the welcome briefing and the day's activities, if not otherwise completing another G Adventures tour that finishes on the same day.

Recoleta Neighbourhood Walk

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Head out for a CEO-led walk through one of the city's most notable neighbourhoods - the famous Recoleta, home to many of Buenos Aires' art and cultural treasures. Stroll past sights like the Teatro Colon, the magnificent El Ateneo bookshop, the University of Buenos Aires and the Floralis Generica. Visit a local cafe before ending the tour at Recoleta Cemetery, where notable figures such as Eva Perón are laid to rest.

Southern Circuit Bike Tour

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Explore Buenos Aires' vibrant "southern circuit" by bike. Stop by Avenida de Julio and the historic Plaza de Mayo before heading into the neighbourhood (or barrio) of La Boca — home to the colourful Caminito area, where houses and buildings are painted an array of bright hues, and the lively Bombonera stadium.

Argentine Barbecue Foodie Experience

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After a full day of sightseeing, enjoy a drink and authentic Argentine asado (or barbecue) on a rooftop overlooking the city. A typical asado can include cuts of grilled beef, pork, chicken, chorizo, or morcilla, cooked over an open fire called a parrilla.

Your Welcome Moment: Meet Your CEO and Group

Your opportunity to meet your CEO and fellow travellers, and learn more about your tour. Don't forget to see the notice in the lobby (or ask reception) for the official time and place to meet up with the group.

Meals included:

Dinner

Day 2Buenos Aires

Enjoy a free day to experience Buenos Aires your way. Opt to take a day trip to the Tigre Delta, visit a nearby ranch, or simply explore the city's many cafes, bars and other hidden gems with your CEO. This evening, opt to see a traditional Argentinian tango show with dinner.

Your Discover Moment

Buenos Aires Full Day

There's plenty to see and do in Buenos Aires, and we wanted to make sure that you had some time to take it all in. Feel free to relax or try optional activities like going to a Tango show, visiting Teatro Colón, and take a city tour. Your CEO has more ideas if you need them. Just ask!

Tigre Delta Excursion

Tigre

Leave the big city behind and travel 28km (17 mi) northeast to the islands of Tigre in the Paraná Delta. Named for the "tigres" (or jaguars, really) that once lived here, the town and surrounding waterways are a popular getaway for locals, who come to buy fruit at the riverside market, shop for antiques, motor in mahogany launches, hike, fish and eat a meal in the many restaurants and pubs that line the shore. Admire the elegant mansions and rowing clubs and enjoy the leisurely pace.

Tango Dinner Show