Day 1 London to Buenos Aires

Fly overnight from London to Buenos Aires.

Day 2 Buenos Aires

When you have arrived a transfer will be waiting to pick you up and take you to your hotel. Enjoy the day at leisure.

Day 3-6 Buenos Aires

Enjoy 3 full days here. Buenos Aires is by far the most European city in South America. Its architecture, streets, squares and fashion conscious population sometimes give you the feeling of walking around a Spanish city rather than a South American one.

One of the best streets which illustrate this is Avenue 9 de Julio, which is the widest avenue in the world and has 10 ten traffic lanes! This street in the Microcentro (city centre) is possibly the best place to see the Portenos (locals) go about their day to day life.

East of this street is Plaza de Mayo which dates back as far as 1580 and has been the scene for many important political events in the past. The square is complimented by buildings of historical significance including Cathedral Metropolitana, and two of the city's most popular museums, Casa Rosada and Museo Cabildo.

Half way up (or down) Avenue 9 de Julio is Plaza de la Republica. You cannot miss this square thanks to the Obelisco which stands 67 metres high right in the centre. To the left and right of the square is Avenue Corrientes which is lined with ticket offices selling discounted tickets for theatres, tango shows and more. If you fancy extending your activities into the night this is where to begin.

Day 7 Buenos Aires to Mendoza

This morning your transfer will take you back to the airport ready for your onward flight to Mendoza. When you arrive you will be transferred to your hotel where you will spend 3 nights. Enjoy the evening at leisure.

Day 8 Mendoza

Chill out in Mendoza’s plazas for people-watching or take a stroll through the capital’s leafy streets. Museums trace the city’s history, including the program of rebuilding since the 1861 earthquake, and the Jesuit Ruinas de San Francisco dating back to 1638. Shop for antiques in Plaza Pellegrini, crafts in Plaza Independencia, or go for a wander along pathways meandering through Parque San Martin. End the day with more people-watching on Avenue Colon, lined with bars and alfresco cafes serving the famous local wines.

Day 9 Mendoza

While it’s a must to sample the region’s famous Malbec wines, don’t miss out on tasting regional culinary specialties and experiencing sidewalk dining on pedestrianized Avenue Sarmiento. Browse the stalls at the Central Market, selling takeaway pizza and empanadas, and save room for that grilled meaty feast they call the parrillada. Other local favourites include aniseed-flavoured scones, olives, and dried fruits. Sweet treats to savour are creamy dulce de leche, cookies and custard flans.

Day 10 Mendoza to Iguassu Falls

Enjoy some breakfast before being taken back to the airport ready for your onward flight. When you have arrived into Iguassu airport a transfer will be waiting to take you to your hotel. Enjoy the rest of the day at leisure.

Day 11-13 Iguassu Falls

2 full days to enjoy this natural beauty. If it's already hot, begin with the Garganta del Diablo or a boat trip under falls, for maximum spray. Relax afterward at Guira Oga, or take in the town's tiny Ecomuseum and Museo Municipal de Bellas Artes. If you've planned your trip well, spend your starry night above the falls once more, on a romantic full moon tour.

Day 14 Iguassu Falls to London

Today a transfer will take you back to the airport ready for your flight home.

Day 15 London

Arrive back into London after a fantastic holiday.