Basic Northern Argentina.

There are two circuits to cover: in the upper circuit you will have access to the panoramic views of the falls and the delta of the river Iguazú formed by a set of leafy islands (low difficulty, no stairs). The falls Dos Hermanas, Bossetti and El Chico will be visited until arriving at San Martín Island.

The lower circuit is a set of footbridges strategically designed to facilitate the most diverse views of the falls and an intimate encounter with the waterfalls and corners of the jungle. (High difficulty, with stairs)

After visiting both circuits, we start our way back to the hotel.

Quebrada de Humahuaca (Quebrada de Humahuaca) A trip through the Quebrada declared a World Heritage Site, where the landscape and the colors of the hills combine with the equally colorful cultures that inhabit this area. It's a journey of social contact and a view of the ancestral. It begins in the small town of Purmamarca, where you will find the Cerro de los Siete Colores (Hill of Seven Colors), the church and the artisan market of the square. The tour continues through the Posta de Hornillos and then to Tilcara to visit the Pucará. Continue to Huacalera, pass of the Tropic of Capricorn, from where you can see the colors of the hill called the Pollera de la Colla. A visit is made to the church of Uquía, where the paintings of the arcabuceros angels are found (an important vestige in the area of the Cuzqueña school). Arrival to Humahuaca, where you can visit its important cathedral and the monument to the independence (El Indio) of the sculptor Soto Avendaño. After lunch, we return to observe the Paleta del Pintor (Painter's Palette) that frames the town of Maimara. Arrival to San Salvador de Jujuy where you will visit the flag room and the cathedral church, with its characteristic pulpit carved in wood and laminated in gold and the statues of Lola Mora.

This tour discovers a multiple city. The tour includes the symbol of the city: the Obelisk, visits the Plazas de Mayo, San Martín, Alvear; it circulates through the famous Avenida de Mayo, Avenida Corrientes and 9 de Julio, travels through the history of the neighborhoods La Boca, San Telmo, Palermo and Recoleta, and lets itself be dazzled by other more modern neighborhoods such as Puerto Madero. It also includes visits to Lezama and Tres de Febrero parks, commercial and financial areas and the Monumental Stadium.