São Paulo
A day to get under the skin of São Paulo — sprawling, cultured and packed with some of the best food in the country. Say your hellos to the group before we set our sights on the mighty Iguaçu Falls.
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From the vibrant streets of São Paulo to the tango bars of Buenos Aires, this 9-day adventure packs three countries and South America's biggest highlights into one express trip. Marvel at the thundering Iguaçu Falls, saddle up for a taste of ranch life in Uruguay, and soak up the energy of Buenos Aires before it's time to say goodbye. Nine days, three countries, one unforgettable adventure.



A day to get under the skin of São Paulo — sprawling, cultured and packed with some of the best food in the country. Say your hellos to the group before we set our sights on the mighty Iguaçu Falls.
We catch a short flight to Foz do Iguaçu and head straight for the Brazilian side of Iguaçu Falls — hundreds of waterfalls thundering through the jungle. Walkways take you right up to the spray, so prepare to have your jaw on the floor and your clothes completely soaked. Later we cross the border into Argentina.
Today we take on the Argentine side of the falls, riding the little train out to the Devil's Throat — a jaw-dropping horseshoe where the river simply vanishes over the edge — and walking the Superior Circuit for views from above. Afterwards we visit the Jasy Porá indigenous community and walk forest trails where native trees are being replanted.
A slower day on the road as we travel south by overnight bus, trading the subtropics for the wide-open gaucho country near the Uruguayan border. Get comfy, put a playlist on and watch Argentina roll by.
We cross into rural Uruguay for a taste of estancia life on a working ranch. Saddle up for a horse ride across the fields, roll up your sleeves for an empanada-making class (and, yes, a go at milking the cows), then sit down to proper, hearty countryside cooking for lunch and dinner.
Today we reach Colonia del Sacramento, a UNESCO-listed old town on the banks of the Río de la Plata. Spend the day getting happily lost among its cobbled streets, leafy plazas and Portuguese-Spanish architecture — camera very much required.
We hop a ferry across the Río de la Plata and into Buenos Aires, the elegant, high-energy capital of Argentina. After settling in, a walking tour introduces us to the city, and tonight we sit down together for dinner in the home of steak, wine and tango.
A deeper dive into Buenos Aires today, from grand boulevards to the rainbow-coloured streets of La Boca, with plenty of history and culture along the way. The afternoon is free to shop, relax or hunt down the perfect steak, before we raise a glass together at our final group dinner.
And just like that, 9 days are up. After breakfast it's time for goodbyes and onward adventures — but with Iguaçu Falls and Buenos Aires in the bag, you'll be leaving with a phone full of photos and a crew of new friends. ¡Hasta luego!
