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La Boca, Buenos Aires


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NORTHERN ARGENTINA


This is the land of the gaucho and the tango, cultures both vibrant and thriving. Argentina is a renowned wine producer, with many vineyards located close to Mendoza and Cordoba in the shadows of the Andes.


BUENOS AIRES, CITY OF TANGO Vibrant and engaging, with a rich European heritage, Argentina’s capital has long been regarded as the ‘Paris of South America.’ There is so much to occupy the visitor: tango shows (both formal and impromptu), sporting events, great shopping in Recoleta, splendid plazas and buildings, and world renowned restaurants.


MENDOZA


Located in the eastern foothills of the Argentinean Andes, Mendoza is famed for its olive oil and its vineyards. An ideal climate and perfect growing conditions has seen it become the largest wine producing region in Latin America, with over 800 wineries dotted along the aptly named ‘Wine Country Road’.


ESTANCIAS


An integral part of Argentine culture, estancias (ranches) helped to make Argentina one of the world’s major exporters of meat and grain. Steeped in gaucho culture, an estancia stay provides an ideal opportunity to experience the true spirit of the pampas.


NORTHERN HIGHLIGHTS


OF ARGENTINA 14 Days from £3995 pp twin share with flights


Experience renowned vineyards, colonial Salta and one of the country’s fi nest estancias.


DAYS 1 to 3 – Buenos Aires Fly to Buenos Aires via Madrid with Iberia for a 2 night stay in the Sofi tel Buenos Aires. Sightseeing including the colourful La Boca district.


DAY 4 – Mendoza


Fly to Mendoza for a 2 night stay at the Park Hyatt. Tour the old and modern parts of the city then on to El Challao at the foot of the Andes.


DAY 5 – Mendoza Morning at leisure before driving out towards Maipu and Lujan where you will visit some of the vineyards and taste some of the delicious wines.


DAYS 6 to 8 – Salta Fly to Salta for 3 nights at the Legado Mitico Salta. Afternoon tour of this Hispanic town. Excursion out of the city to the Quebrada (gorge) de Humahuacastopping and its striking Hill of the Seven Colours, and Tilcara, famous for its huge stronghold. Leisure time.


DAY 9 – Cordoba Fly to Cordoba and the Sierras Chicas hills for your 4 night stay at Estancia Los Potreros.


DAYS 10 to 12 – Cordoba At leisure to be as active or as relaxed as you choose on the estancia.


DAYS 13/14 – Fly to UK Departure fl ight on Iberia.


DEPARTURES OCT-APR 88 Speak with a Travel Expert, phone 0844 488 0669


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