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Yampu Solar Eclipse Glamping Experience Buenos Aires & Bariloche, Argentina 2020 YAMPU SOLAR ECLIPSE GLAMPING EXPERIENCE BUENOS AIRES & BARILOCHE, ARGENTINA 2020 ITINERARY DECEMBER 09, 2020 Home – Argentina Overnight international flight to Argentina. DECEMBER 10, 2020 Buenos Aires D Arrival in Buenos Aires EZE international airport, warm reception and private transfer to your hotel. Early check in is not guaranteed. Day to relax and unwind after your travels. Tonight, welcome dinner and tango show. At the appropriate time, you will be met at the hotel and privately transferred to the Ventana tango hall. Located in the heart of San Telmo, this historical refurbished "conventillo" is a classical example of the Buenos Aires culture. La Ventana takes you back to older times. The interior architectural style has been preserved and creates an ideal setting for a unique experience: 32 performing artists, two tango orchestra, a folklore ensemble, dancers and singers, a menu of traditional and international cuisine and an exquisite list of Argentinean wines. Return to your hotel. Pulitzer Boutique Hotel or similar DECEMBER 11, 2020 Buenos Aires B, D Private tour of Buenos Aires highlights - Visit the most famous districts of Buenos Aires, discovering the history and modern life of this world-renowned city. The tour provides an in-depth introduction to its architecture, the culture of its people, its anecdotes and secrets. To be put simply Buenos Aires is exceptional: dynamic, sophisticated and overwhelming. An exquisite combination of a European atmosphere and the charm of Latin American cities. Begin at the famous Plaza de Mayo, before venturing out to the old tango districts of Buenos Aires: Monserrat, San Telmo and la Boca. Then, move on to the busiest areas - Puerto Madero, Retiro and Plaza San Martin - and then, districts with wonderful green spaces and old residences: Palermo and Recoleta before returning to the hotel. The tour will be followed by Argentine Food & Wine experience. First, awaken your senses by exploring the nuances and aromas in Argentina's flagship wines - Torrentes, Bonarda and Malbec - and try to identify the 20 different smells in our aroma area. Next, learn from our resident mixologist how to make, shake and create three wine-based cocktails with red, white and rose wines from award- winning wineries, and enjoy three perfectly paired gourmet appetizers to complement them. Try your hand at making your own cocktail from scratch (optional) with the assistance of the friendly guides, and take home all the recipes for the cocktails and appetizers to recreate for friends and family. Try and learn about the three most famous argentine wines, Malbec, Torrontes and Bonarda. The Argentine Experience is designed to give you an introduction to the best of Argentine cuisine and culture. This is NOT a cooking class, but a fun and unique experience, where you will meet and dine with people from all over the world. An international team of guides are on hand to spoil you and take you through every step of this culinary journey. Return to your hotel. DECEMBER 12, 2020 Buenos Aires – Bariloche B Private transfer to the airport for flight to Bariloche. Reception and private transfer to hotel. Early check in is not guaranteed. This afternoon, welcome hike will be arranged. This is a private experience. Welcome mate tasting included! After all the expectations grown with the arrival to the mysterious Patagonia, a smooth welcome hike gives you the possibility to build up your first impression of what has just begun… and what will surprise you the following days. Standing on the rocks of the mountains that tell us the stories of our past times, immersed in native forests, surrounded by silent messages; a magnificent view from the lake with its arms, islands and the ancient glaciers on the distant high peaks, is the perfect moment to enjoy and share a very welcoming experience. Nature will be the main attraction in this adventure. We recommend this activity for your arrival day directly from the airport, because of its short duration and panoramic views. A guide will pick you up and go touring around Patagonia’s best-kept secret spots. We will walk for about 40 minutes on even terrain, on a low intensity activity. You will learn about the surrounding lakes and history of the area. Along the way we will enjoy one of the main attractions in the region, the woodlands. Interpreting and listening to the sounds of the forest such as the trill sound of the chucao or the regular pecking of a woodpecker whilst, we´ll enjoy a welcome mate tasting! Campanario chairlift tickets included. We´ll then drive to the hotel, taking with us the first deep breath of the Patagonian air. Hotel Design Suites or similar. DECEMBER 13, 2020 Bariloche B Enjoy a private Bariloche tour of the highlights. Start the day with a low difficulty level Mountain Bike Tour. This is a private experience with lunch included. Biking allows us to pedal down old roads, surround lakes, wade across rivers and penetrate into the most ancient woodlands. Unique viewpoints will provide us with the perfect spot to contemplate nature and relax in it. We will meet at the hotel at 10 am to start our adventure. A safety and security talk about bike basics given by our guide at first, and then, we’ll pedal off! Circuits are determined according to duration, weather conditions and guest expectations. We will choose between Balcony and Cascada los Duendes Circuit or the Picada de los Eslovenos Circuit. Return to hotel and rest. Afternoon private Lake Moment experience - On calm waters we’ll share a glass of wine and watch the sunset as the stars rise into the sky. Pick up at 5:30PM from the hotel we will make our way onto the water to navigate the islands and watch the city illuminate its way into the night. Includes: Bilingual guides, Equipment, Transport, assorted cold cuts and cheeses. DECEMBER 14, 2020 Bariloche – Eclipse Camp – Bariloche B, L Today is the eclipse! We will leave Bariloche to Junin de los Andes / Piedra del Aguila Area. After a 3 hour private transfer through the Patagonic steppe, we will reach our campsite located on a local ranch. Snacks will be provided during the road trip. We will reach the field we specially selected for the Experience, where our eclipse experts team and their necessary equipment will be waiting for us to see the eclipse in a perfect and safe way. 11:45 the moon will begin to eclipse the sun, 13:07 the full eclipse (crown effect) will take place 2 minutes approximately. After that the sun will start showing till 14:35, when the sun eclipse is over. During the eclipse, there´s going to be telescopes and other gear to see the progress, we also provide special eclipse glasses. Lunch will be available at any time from 12 to 14 hs. It includes fruits, typical finger food, sandwiches and beverages and traditional mate. On the way back we´ll be sharing pictures and feelings about this special astronomic phenomenon, as well as snacks during the 3 hour road trip. Includes: Lounge style tent with furniture Restroom (Glamping bathroom) Towels & amenities Team of Bilingual guide, Glamping manager, Chef, & Wait staff Private transportation round trip Full day temporary glamping camp shared amongst the eclipse visitors Lunch and catering service during event DECEMBER 15, 2020 Bariloche – Buenos Aires – Home B Today we return to the airport for a flight to Buenos Aires. Connect with flight home at the EZE airport, or add extra nights to visit other highlights of Argentina – Iguazu falls, glacier of Calafate, or Mendoza’s wine country. 2020 PRICING: BASED ON 2 ADULTS: $6,299 PER PERSON BASED ON 4 ADULTS: $4,999 PER PERSON Included: domestic flight Buenos Aires – Bariloche round trip; hotel accommodations with breakfast and taxes; all airport transfers and land transportation during touring; English speaking guides for all tours with entry fees as needed; meals as listed by B L D; Eclipse Glamping Experience. Not included: other airfare; meals not listed; personal expenses; tipping; visa costs if required. INTERNATIONAL FLIGHTS NOT INCLUDED .
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