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Buenos Aires - Puerto Madryn Ushuaia - El Calafate- Bariloche 2017-2018 EXPERIENCE FULL PATAGONIA ARGENTINA Buenos Aires - Puerto Madryn Ushuaia - El Calafate- Bariloche 2017-2018 13 Days -12 Nights EXPERIENCE FULL PATAGONIA ARGENTINA Buenos Aires‐ Puerto Madryn – Ushuaia‐ El Calafate‐ Bariloche 13 Days / 12 Nights EXPERIENCE FULL PATAGONIA ARGENTINA Buenos Aires‐ Puerto Madryn – Ushuaia‐ El Calafate‐ Bariloche 13 Days / 12 Nights Day 01 – Buenos Aires International Airport Arrival – Meeting point with an INFOBA DMC Argentina guide. Private transfer from International Airport to Kenton Buenos Aires Hotel Overnight accommodations at Kenton Buenos Aires Hotel‐ standard room with breakfast included Website: http://www.kentonpalacebsas.com.ar/ Meals: None by INFOBA Day 02 – Buenos Aires Buenos Aires City Tour Premium (3 hours) Buenos Aires is one of the most fascinating cities in both Latin America and the world. Be it for its splendid and varied architecture, with its old Colonial buildings, French palaces and state‐of‐the‐art skyscrapers; for its vibrant nightlife and endless cultural options; or maybe just for the rich identity of the Porteños, who proudly bear the European heritage of their ancestors, more and more visitors are coming to visit. At the first stop you will discover the history of “May Square”, the site of the most important historical events and where their protagonists made history since its foundation where you can see its surroundings, the most emblematic buildings, and learn all about them. Then enjoy May Avenue and wonder in awe at the oldest residential neighborhood in Buenos Aires: San Telmo. Walk along its cobble‐stoned streets and discover its antiques shops and picturesque buildings. Live and feel the original Tango in the neighborhood of La Boca: walk along “Caminito Street” and enjoy the dancers and souvenir shops. See the mythical Boca Juniors soccer stadium. Contemplate the modernization of the city whilst traveling along “Madero Port” and its exclusive docks, full of excellent restaurants and large office buildings. Pass through the Retiro neighborhood and move on to see Palermo and its most exclusive residential area before finally arriving at Recoleta. Once there, discover the final resting place of Eva Peron, “Evita” and wander through Recoleta Cemetery where she is to be found. Free afternoon at leisure During evening, dinner and tango show with transfers included at La Ventana Website: http://www.laventanaweb.com/ In the very heart of San Telmo neighborhood, this refurbished historic conventillo is a classic building of the Buenos Aires culture. La Ventana is a trip to older times. The interior architectural style is preserved, and creates the ideal setting for a unique experience; 35 artists in scene, two tango orchestras, a folklore band, dancers and singers; a menu that consists of several traditional and international dishes, and a list of excellent Argentine wines Overnight accommodations at Kenton Buenos Aires Meals: B, D Day 3– Buenos Aires – Trelew‐ Puerto Madryn Private transfer from Hotel to Domestic Airport with guide assistance in order to take flight to Trelew Flight Buenos Aires (BUE) – Trelew (REL) ‐ not included in program rate Arrival to Trelew Airport – Meeting Point with an INFOBA DMC guide and regular transfer to Puerto Madryn. Overnight accommodations at Peninsula Valdes Hotel – standard room with breakfast Website: http://www.hotelpeninsula.com.ar/esp/ Meals: B Day 4–Puerto Madryn Full Day Peninsula Valdes regular tour‐ whale watching navigation included (entrance fee not included) (This activity can be replaced during different periods of the year) We depart early in the morning towards the Provincial Wildlife Reserve Peninsula Valdes, UNESCO World Heritage Site. After a one‐hour drive we arrive in Puerto Piramides, where we take a boat tour (optional) to do whale watching of Southern Right Whales (Eubalaena australis) between June and December, and of Southern Sea lions (Otaria flavescens) and cormorants between January and March. There is no navigation in Puerto Piramides during April and May. Around noon we leave for Punta Delgada to have lunch (not included) at the Lighthouse complex (*ask about minimum charge*), where we have the chance of walking down to the beach to take a closer look of the elephant seals. Then we depart for Punta Cantor to observe the peninsula’s Atlantic coastline, and we reach the initial stretch of the Valdes Inlet (Caleta Valdes). After the observation and interpretation of the coastal geology, we drive back to the Ameghino Isthmus for a tour of the Visitor Centre. Along the way we have good chance of viewing animals such as guanacos, rheas, foxes, cavies, armadillos and skunks, among others. Whale Watching in Peninsula Valdés by Yellow Submarine (This activity can be replaced during different periods of the year) Unlike the conventional watching service, the semi‐submersible submarine Yellow Submarine allows us to watch whales submersed in their environment. Underwater, the perspective looks completely different, which is comparable only to the experience of diving among them. While they remain close to the vessel, we watch them all the time through the 40 viewing windows on the lower deck. On board, passengers can walk around at their pleasure on the submersed lower deck, or on the outdoor upper deck and watch the whales from the surface of the water, as a conventional watching. Overnight accommodations at Peninsula Valdes Hotel Meals: B Day 5–Puerto Madryn‐ Trelew‐ Ushuaia Regular transfer from hotel to Trelew Airport in order to take a flight to Ushuaia Flight Trelew (REL) – Ushuaia (USH) ‐ not included in program rate Arrival to Ushuaia – Meeting Point with an INFOBA DMC guide and regular transfer to Hotel Overnight accommodations at Albatros Hotel – Standard room with breakfast included Website: http://www.albatroshotel.com.ar/ Meals: B Day 6–Ushuaia Park & Nature in Tierra del Fuego National Park‐ regular tour‐ National park tickets not included A natural and tranquil trip. In this trip, we will go through the main and most important parts of the park. Around noon, as we are walking, we will have a very special panorama of the unique ecosystem of the Tierra del Fuego. The guides will give you an experience filled with the passion they have for these locations, creating an unforgettable moment for our guests. Bahia Lapataia, the Lago Roca and the Bahia Ensenada are some of the places that will be visited in the southernmost park in the world. 08:00 Pick up at the hotel. 08:30 Visit the panoramic point at Canal Beagle. 08:45 Arrive at the Parque Nacional Tierra del Fuego. 09:00 Begin Trekking, looking at Lapataia. 09:30 Arrive at the Ruta Nacional 3. 09:45 Begin Trekking on the path towards the beaver dam. 10:15 Arrive at the beaver dam. 10:30 Begin trekking by the peat bogs. 11:30 Arrive at Laguna Negra. 12:00 Arrive at Lago Roca. 12:30 Arrive at Río Pipo. 13:00 Trekking to the waterfall (there and back). 13:30 Arrive at Bahía Ensenada ‐ Photo stop. 14:00 Return to the city Regular daily group departures Season of the Excursion: Between the 1st of October and the 30th of May. Dependent on the weather conditions. Difficulty: Easy. Overnight accommodations at Albatros Hotel Meals: B Day 7–Ushuaia Estancia Harberton + Trek + Penguins ‐ National park tickets not included We depart in the morning, via national route 3, to its intersection with the famous route “J”, where we turn into the coastal zone, bordering the river valley Lasifashaj, almost to the mouth of the Beagle Channel in Brown Bay. The first activity of this trip is to get to know the oldest stables in Tierra del Fuego, the “Estancia Harberton” where we will board a zodiac to go to visit a colony of Megellanic penguins andshentoo. After we learn a bit more about them, we will head back to the estancia (ranch) where we will learn about its history and present day workings. Por the afternoon, we will enjoy a box lunch and begin to walk along the coast of the river Lasifashaj, there is a unique waterfall that is the product of the narrowing of the river valley. We will enjoy the unique solitude and unforgettable landscapes. We will also get to know the Puerto Almanza and in the afternoon we will return to Ushuaia. Overnight accommodations at Albatros Hotel Meals: B Day 8–Ushuaia – El Calafate Regular transfer from hotel to Airport in order to take a flight to El Calafate Flight Ushuaia (USH) – El Calafate (FTE)‐ not included in program rate Arrival to El Calafate – Meeting Point with an INFOBA DMC guide and regular transfer to Hotel Overnight accommodations at Mirador del Lago Hotel – Superior room with breakfast included Website: http://www.miradordellago.com.ar/ Meals: B Day 9–El Calafate Perito Moreno Glacier visit‐ regular service‐ including safari boat trip ‐ national park ticket not included Departure from the morning to travel the 80 kms distance separating El Calafate Perito Moreno glacier, unique in the world in constant progress. During the trip you know beautiful places in the Andean foothills, along the south bank of Lake Argentino. After crossing the river Centinela and Mitre, was reached at Brazo Rico to enter the National Park Los Glaciares. Bordering the Lake Rico began to spot the icebergs floating on the water until we can finally appreciate the full extent of this natural wonder has been declared by the United Nations as World Heritage. Safari Boat The tour is a voyage of one (1) hour by the Lake Rico, who can appreciate the majestic south wall of the Perito Moreno Glacier. This glacier ice wall is about 60m high and 100m below lake level. The boat comes about 200m from where the glacier touches the Magallanes Peninsula and then goes at length (about 3km) south wall allowing you to enjoy the landslides that occur daily and the magical beauty of its seracs, cracks and intense blue.
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