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Iguacu, Salta Andes
USD 10250
JAN-DEC
14 NIGHTS
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We are able to vary the price of this trip considerably, simply by swapping out the lodges that it contains. This is likely to have a very significant effect on the level of polish of the trip, but in all cases it will remain cool and authentic. Make your selection here and the lodges will automatically change in the itinerary below.
USD 10250 per person
This trip includes really good quality properties, perhaps without the intense polish of the very top lodges, but also without the premium price tag.
Trip Summary
Start location : Foz do Iguacu FOZ
Iguazu Sur
01 : Selvaje Lodge Iguazu
02 : Selvaje Lodge Iguazu
03 : Selvaje Lodge Iguazu
Salta
09 : Hosteria El Penon
10 : Hosteria El Penon
11 : Hosteria El Penon
12 : Vinas de Cafayate
13 : Vinas de Cafayate
Buenos Aires
End location : Buenos Aires EZE
Iguazu Sur
Set in the northeast of Argentina and straddling the border with Brazil, the Iguazú Falls is one of the great natural wonders of South America, a really popular hub for visitors to the continent. There’s a good range of hotels and a wide range of activities in the area.
Day 1 , 2 , 3
Arrival : Foz do Iguacu IGU
lodge
Selvaje Lodge Iguazu
Selvaje Lodge Iguazú is set in the Iguazú Falls area of northeast Argentina.
Guest accommodation is in 24 simple but pleasant rooms.
The Iguazú Falls straddle the border between Argentina and Brazil.
On the Argentina side, the falls are accessed via a small train.
Along the pathways, guests are accompanied by cute coatis, in search of snacks.
An extensive network of trails lead to a various impressive viewpoints.
On the Argentina side some long boardwalks lead right out to the edge of the cascades.
The falls can also be reached by motorboat.
The surrounding Atlantic rainforest is also worth exporing.
The lower river can also be explored by kayak, canoe or paddleboard.
Most people spend 2-3 nights in the area, in order to explore both sides of the border.
Salta
Set in the far northwest corner of Argentina, the Salta region is a relatively little-visited part of the country, with an incredible range of landscapes, including sub-tropical cloud forests, Mediterranean-style winelands and outrageous volcanic scenery in the high Andes. Best visited by means of a private guided overland safari for at least a week.
Day 4 , 5
Fly : Puerto Iguazu IGR to Salta SLA
lodge
El Manantial de Silencio
El Manantial de Silencio is set in the Salta region of northwest Argentina.
The lodge is set at the bottom end of the village.
Guest accommodation is in 19 comfortable rooms.
Day 6 , 7
lodge
Pristine Salinas Grandes Camp
Pristine Salinas Grandes Camp is located in the Salta area of northwest Argentina.
The camp is remotely located on a vast salt pan.
Guest accommodation is in just four geodesic domes.
The camp is usually visited for one night, on the way up into the High Andes.
It usually forms part of a 7-10 night overland safari through this fabulous region.
Day 8
lodge
Hosteria Casa Andina Tolar Grande
Hosteria Casa Andina Tolar Grande is set in the Salta region of northwest Argentina.
Day 9 , 10 , 11
lodge
Hosteria El Penon
Hosteria El Penon is set in the Salta region of northwest Argentina.
This simple place is warmly hosted by folks from the local village.
Guest accommodation is in just eight simple rooms.
The lodge provides access to some of the most remarkable scenery in South America.
The remote Laguna Grande is a rare nesting site for rare James' flamingos.
Campo de Piedra Pómez is a vast area of wind-sculpted pumice stone.
Most people visit as part of a 7-10 night overland safari out of Salta.
Day 12 , 13
lodge
Vinas de Cafayate
Vinas de Cafayate Wine Resort is set in the Salta region of northwest Argentina.
The lodge is contained within an impressive and historic estancia.
Guest accommodation is in 12 rooms, all with air-conditioning and heating.
The Cafayate winelands lie at the foot of the Andes.
Just to the east lies the Quebrada de Las Conchas ...
... a scenic hiking area with some very impressive geology.
Buenos Aires
Set in the northeast of Argentina, Buenos Aires is the capital city and the main transport hub for the country. Whilst some travellers want to get through here as fast as possible, it’s actually quite an interesting place to explore, especially if you are into tango, steak and football. There’s some rather cool little hotels too.
Day 14
Fly : Salta SLA to Buenos Aires AEP
lodge
Legado Mitico Buenos Aires
Legado Mitico Buenos Aires is set in the Palermo Soho district of Buenos Aires.
Guest accommodation is in eleven rooms.
Buenos Aires is the capital of Argentina.
The city was founded in 1536 and is filled with historic architecture.
It's a pretty hectic place, renowned for its prodigious rush hour traffic.
Some of the older barrios are relatively attractive places to explore ...
... where you will soon discover that beef is a way of life in Argentina ...
... as well as tango dancing.
Of course the other great Argentinian passion is soccer.
The old port area of Puerto Madero has been completely redeveloped ...
... and now contains a number of leading hotels.
Day 15
Departure : Buenos Aires EZE
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