It starts at Buenos Aires and finishes in Iguazu.
To Ezeiza Intenrational airport of Buenos Aires.
Argentina’s climate varies, so pack accordingly. For warm areas, bring light clothing, sunglasses, a hat, and beachwear, plus a light jacket for cooler evenings. In colder regions or winter months, layer up with warm clothes, a coat, sweaters, scarves and gloves—especially for Patagonia or the Andes.
Our tours cater to adventurous travelers aged 18-45, with most guests between 21-35 years old. It's perfect for people from diverse backgrounds to share travel experiences. Note that Mini-trekking is available for guests up to 55 years old.
In Buenos Aires and Calafate, the currency is Argentine Pesos (ARS), though US dollars are widely accepted. In Brazil, the currency is the Real (R$). Iguazu Falls straddles both countries, so you'll use pesos on the Argentine side and reais on the Brazilian side. However, credit cards are accepted in most destinations throughout your trip.
Aeropuerto Internacional Cataratas del Iguazú (IGR). From here, you have three options:
The actual Carnival Parades run from February 28th to March 5th. For those interested in attending the Carnival parades, we can assist with arranging accommodations and parade tickets. Here are the rates:
Double Sharing GBP 1200
Triple Sharing GBP 1100
• 4 nights with breakfast included at Regency Park Hotel
• Transfer between Hotel and Sambadrome
• Ticket for one night at the Carnival Parade in Sambadrome (grandstand sector 5)
Additionally:
Supplement for extra night(s) at the Sambadrome Parades. Choose to attend 1, 2, or 3 parade nights!
• Ticket and transfer for the 2nd parade night (grandstand sector 5): GBP 150
• Tickets and transfers for 3 parade nights (grandstand sector 5): GBP 275
Please email us for more information: info@imheretravels.com
