ARGENTINA FOR NEW YEARS!!!!

Argentina, the ‘land of silver’, is a huge, dynamic country home to cosmopolitan cities and vast open landscapes. From the lush, wine-growing soils of Mendoza in the north west, perfectly nestled into the foothills of the Andes, to the extraordinary glaciers of Patagonia in the south, the beautiful western Lake District of Bariloche, the northern mountains of Salta, and the thundering Iguaçu falls, however much time you plan to spend here, it will never be enough.

This is where revolutionary Che Guevara and legendary actress Eva Peron call home, where the passion of the locals shines through their unstoppable love of tango, football, food, wine, and partying. Buenos Aires, a diverse region full of style, luxury, verve and adventure could keep you busy for months. Known as ‘the Paris of the South’ because of its wide, tree-lined boulevards, and upmarket cultural events, here you can while away an evening at the opera, watching a red-hot tango show, or tucking into a classic Argentine steak washed down with a glass of local wine. Out of town, play the gaucho in the fertile Pampas, or hike across the Andes, fish the Lake District or learn to tango, all while staying at some of South America’s most exquisite hotels. And tucked away down south lies the final stepping stone to Antarctica: Tierra del Fuego, the dramatic, remote southernmost tip of the world.

Important - For American travelers to Argentina:
U.S. and Canadian citizens are required to pay a Reciprocity entrance tax upon arrival at Ezeiza "Ministro Pistarini" International Airport in Buenos Aires. U.S. citizens - US$131 (valid for multiple entries for 10 years from initial entry);  This tax is levied at the international airport only, no tax is currently levied at other points of entry into Argentina (subject to change.)

UPDATE: We are also working on an optional (additional cost) extra 2 days at Iguazu Falls- photo below. Stay tuned.