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Yugen Earthside connects mindful travelers to responsible package trips around the world. CARBON REMOVALS INCLUDED WITH EACH BOOKING!

Connecting mindful travelers to responsible experiences around the world.

Prices exclude flights to/from the destination.

Prices are for double room occupancy unless indicated otherwise.

We proudly partner with wanderwell, a B-Corp-certified travel insurance agency and 1% for the Planet member offering Trip Protection and Travel Medical coverage.

Sustainable city tours that cover classic sites, uncover hidden gems, allow for free time, & are supported by expert local guides. Carbon removals included!

Discover self-guided, privately-guided, & small group tours around the world. Our sustainable adventures are customizable, and include carbon removals with each booking!

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Discover two of Türkiye's absolute gems by visiting the legendary Constantinople (now Istanbul), and the magical & surreal lands of Cappadocia. Carbon removals included!

[6 days] Gems of Türkiye: Istanbul & Cappadocia Tour | Yugen Earthside

Discover two of Türkiye's absolute gems with a visit to the legendary Constantinople (now Istanbul), followed by the magical and surreal lands of Cappadocia.

This compact trip allows you to soak in the impressive cities of Istanbul and Cappadocia with all they have to offer in a short time frame. Our experienced guides will waste no time with long bus rides during this tour. 

Begin by exploring Istanbul's architectural masterpieces of the last two millenniums, walk its timeless streets full of history and vibrant culture, relish exotic dishes, and stay in the Sultan's neighborhood to connect with Arabian traditions that are still alive today.

Moving on to Cappadocia, this area is renowned for its captivating, startling, and surrealistic landscapes. Its strange and unique scenery includes volcanic chimneys (called Fairy Chimneys). These were excavated for use as houses by early Christians. You'll also see gorges, vineyards, elaborately carved and frescoed rock churches, and entire underground cities!

Visit the Hagia Sophia, the Blue Mosque, and Topkapi Palace

Take a Bosphorus cruise through the Golden Horn

Experience Beyoğlu nightlife, Taksim Square, street food, art, and shopping

See Fairy Chimneys - the iconic and surrealistic landscape made of unique rock formations

Visit underground cities, a cave hotel, and cave churches

Try authentic food from the tandoori culture of the region

Enjoy a classic hot-air balloon ride (extra cost)

This trip runs all year round. Türkiye is in a temperate zone and also geologically very diverse. For example, while it snows in the Cappadocia area, it may be spring-like in İstanbul. Both locations promise many things to see and do.

Mid-April to June and September-October: This is when Istanbul will have the best weather and is also therefore the ideal time to visit. Cappadocia presents similar moderate conditions.

July-August: Summers can be scorchingly hot and flooded with tourists, so we don't recommend traveling during this time if your schedule allows.

We believe beautiful places are beautiful all year round. If your schedule allows, we encourage you to travel outside of July-August for several reasons. It helps reduce the environmental impact of this area, avoids over-tourism, and rewards you with more tranquil site visits. Spring and fall offer the best balance of pleasant weather and fewer crowds.

6 nights' accommodation in charming boutique hotels

All breakfasts & lunches (except arrival day); 1 dinner in Istanbul; 1 dinner in Cappadocia

All land transportation and airport transfers in Türkiye

Certified professional guide & their expenses

Entrance fees to museums and archaeological sites

$30 of climate action per guest: $15 toward carbon removals, $15 towards sustainable aviation fuel (SAF)

At checkout, choose your preferred departure date and pay the deposit. Yugen Earthside’s standard Payment & Cancellation Policy applies.

Your deposit is fully refundable for 30 days when you book 120+ days in advance and pay by bank transfer.

If you pay by credit card, the card processing fees are non-refundable.

We’ll confirm availability for your chosen date within 3 business days. If confirmed, you’re all set! If not, we’ll help you adjust your date or refund your deposit.

Domestic flights between Istanbul & Cappadocia: Approx. $200 (subject to change)

Hot Air Balloon Ride: Approx. $250-$300, depending on season

Cooking Class: Approx. $50-$100, depending on season

Price depends on group size. We will adjust the final balance due based on the prices below.

We are the only active member of ATTA (Adventure Travel Trade Association) from Türkiye and we have signed the Travel’s Climate Action Agreement powered by ATTA. We are a signatory of Tourism Declares Climate Emergency and have published a Climate Emergency Plan. We are also a proud member of Tomorrow's Air, and issue $15 carbon removal contributions for each traveler.

Environmental Initiatives
Our commitment to the environment takes us to implement clear guidelines for reducing Greenhouse gas emissions from transport and selecting the most environmentally friendly transport options.


Sociocultural Initiatives
The activities are carefully chosen to help travelers connect with local products and get to understand the traditions and culture of the destination.


Economic Initiatives
This trip helps provide employment to local people. We work with suppliers that are locally owned or managed, use local and seasonal products and services, and benefit the local community by hiring locally and equitably and by providing fair working conditions.

Gems of Türkiye: Istanbul & Cappadocia Tour

This Kenya cultural immersion tour blends stories of historic legends, Tsavo heritage, & colonial railways, with Mombasa flavors & Lamu's coastal charm. Carbon removals included!

[13 days] Kenya Cultural Immersion & Historic Legends | Yugen Earthside

This Kenya cultural immersion tour blends stories of historic legends, Tsavo heritage, and colonial railways, with Mombasa flavors and Lamu's coastal charm.

Curious travelers will appreciate the feeling of stepping back in time as they journey through Kenya’s rich cultural and historical tapestry. From ancient Swahili towns to wartime museums and sites, bustling markets to traditional homestays, this itinerary brings Kenya’s past to life. You’ll walk through historic streets, meet local artisans, and dive into the vibrant cultures that make Kenya so unique. This is more than a trip; it’s a true cultural immersion into the people, places, and pivotal moments that shaped the nation.

Discover Nairobi’s history on foot with an immersive Nai Nami city tour led by former street children turned community leaders.

Trace railway and wartime history aboard the scenic SGR Train and at little-known World War I sites in Tsavo West.

Experience the Maasai Market, a craft market like no other and a dazzling showcase of Kenyan creativity.

Spend a full day in a homestay and experience authentic village life, meals, and traditions firsthand.

Step into the past at UNESCO World Heritage sites of Old Town Mombasa & Lamu.

Step back in time on Lamu Island, where sunset dhow sailing, coral stone houses, and car-free streets preserve centuries of Swahili heritage.

Taste Swahili flavors in Mombasa, from spiced cassava to tamarind juice, while exploring Old Town’s history-filled alleys.

Kenya is a year-round destination, offering something very special in every season. 

Low season (still great weather!): January - March & October - November

January to March & July to October are the driest months. These months are great for pairing city tours with safaris or beach escapes. Days are typically hot and sunny, with temperatures ranging from 85-95°F (29-35°C).

April to June & November to December are the rainy seasons. Expect short, intense showers and cooler days around 75-85°F (24-29°C). The rains bring vibrant greenery and fewer tourists, making this a great time for slower, more intimate travel.

Weather can be unpredictable, but that’s part of the magic! Pack layers, stay open-minded, and Kenya will always deliver unforgettable moments.

Shared safari Land Cruiser for game drives

Park entrance fees (subject to change per government directive)

D4-6: Taita Hills Wildlife Education Center

D7-8: 7-Course “Journey Through Kenya” Meal

D7-8: Walk with Giraffes & Visit a Community Library

D7-8: Beading Tour in Mombasa – Learn from skilled local artisans

We aspire to bring positive change for our travelers and the countries they travel to through connection, growth, and smiles!

Create Connection: Connect deeply with both the local community and fellow travelers, learn together, and make lifelong connections.

Create Growth: Provide opportunities to ensure the local economy organically benefits from tourism. Personally, you’ll grow in many ways too; prepare to go back home with a broader perspective.

Create Smiles: Take on the challenge to travel consciously and notice the positive impact you will generate! It’ll be one of your most fulfilling experiences – we promise!

Visit conservation centers that promote the protection of local biodiversity and wildlife education.

Use of shared group transportation and train travel to reduce individual carbon emissions across long distances.

Participate in low-impact walking tours that minimize disturbance to heritage sites and urban ecosystems.

Stay in locally operated lodges that invest in solar energy, water-saving systems, and sustainable architecture.

Overnight stays near protected areas help generate conservation-linked revenue while maintaining eco-standards.

Meals feature locally grown produce, reducing the carbon footprint and supporting regional agriculture.

Engage with former street youth through guided city tours, supporting their transition into sustainable livelihoods.

Spend time in a rural homestay, directly contributing to community income and cross-cultural exchange.

Support artisan craftsmanship by purchasing handmade goods at workshops and cultural markets.

Kenya Cultural Immersion & Historic Legends

Discover the authentic classics of Thailand from the traditional cuisine and elephants near Chiang Mai in the north to the sparkling beaches of Krabi in the South. Carbon removals included!

[12 days] Authentic Thailand Classics: North to South | Yugen Earthside

Discover the authentic classics of Thailand from the traditional cuisine and elephants near Chiang Mai in the north to the sparkling beaches of Krabi in the south.

This 12-day adventure through Thailand's enchanting landscapes and vibrant cultures is an expertly crafted blend of traditional experiences, tasty cuisine, and relaxing beach time.

After arriving in Bangkok, your trip will truly begin once you reach the northern haven of Chiang Mai. Immerse yourself in the mesmerizing Loy Krathong festival*, crafting traditional decorations and witnessing the breathtaking river lantern ceremony. You'll also be able to interact responsibly and ethically with elephants at the Elephant Rescue Park and savor a special Khantoke dinner. 

Next, you'll journey to the picturesque Krabi, where you can enjoy days at your leisure by pristine beaches. You'll also have a private speedboat excursion to visit the idyllic Phi Phi Islands.

Ending your trip to Bangkok, you'll explore hidden scenes of this bustling and energetic city. For example, you'll go along the River of Life and experience the unique Damnoen Saduak and Talad Rom Hoob markets before enjoying a special gastronomic experience. Foodies will further delight in a Chinatown walking tour and a feast amid Bangkok's Dragon Belly to round out your time in Thailand.

*The Loy Krathong festival takes place on November 16th, 2024. If interested in this itinerary outside of the festival, we will modify it for you accordingly.

Festival celebration of Loy Krathong and Yi Peng

Traditional Khantoke dinner with dances and music

Responsible elephant experience at the Elephant Rescue Park

Private speedboat tour of the Phi Phi Islands

Free time to explore Krabi and Chiang Mai at your leisure

Boat tour along the 'khlongs' (canals) to discover the hidden scenes of Bangkok

Traditional markets on boats and along railway tracks

Unique gastronomic experience with a friendly local chef

November through February is a fantastic time to visit Thailand. Temperatures are pleasant and mild, and the humidity is lower which makes outdoor activities more enjoyable. December and January are the peak months with the most visitors. We recommend November or February to assist with tourism dispersal and help combat overtourism.

November is a special time to visit as one of Thailand's main festivals, Loy Krathong, typically falls during this month and is celebrated country-wide. In 2024, this festival falls on November 16th. In 2025, it will fall on November 6th.

Regional and domestic flights within Thailand

Hotel porters, tips, and personal expenses

Any services not clearly mentioned in program

1 night shared-double room in Bangkok (Day 1) in a 4* hotel

10 nights private room accommodations in 4* hotels (Days 2-12)

Transportation by private minivan with A/C

Transfers and transportation by private/public boat as mentioned in program

We can help you coordinate regional and domestic flights. Below prices are approximations are are subject to change; confirm before booking.

Our tours follow sustainability guidelines developed in collaboration with ChildSafe and Travelife. We only offer certified tours with a controlled impact on our destinations and communities, reducing the negative environmental impact and generating a positive economic and social impact. 

Since 2020, we decided to stop the distribution of single-use plastic bottles and replace them with the Refill not Landfill Project with water stations at the various hotels and vehicles.

For the safekeeping of your passport, air tickets, cash, and other valuable items we advise the use of a neck wallet or money belt while traveling.

We recommend you leave valuables at your home. A lock is suggested for securing your luggage.

It is advised to consult or get professional advice from a travel doctor about vaccinations and medical travel information beforehand.

Avoid consuming ice, salad, raw vegetables, and deep-fried, spicy, and greasy food. Be cautious with street food.

Authentic Thailand Classics: North to South

Explore the magic of northern Argentina: vibrant colors of rainbow mountains, ancient cultures, vast salt flats, and the mesmerizing Iguazú Falls. Carbon removals included!

[15 days] Colors & Cultures of Northern Argentina | Yugen Earthside

Explore the magic of northern Argentina: vibrant colors of rainbow mountains, ancient cultures, vast salt flats, and the mesmerizing Iguazú Falls.

Spend 15 days discovering the contrasting worlds of northwest and northeast Argentina, comparing the sites, flavors, and character of these two distinct areas. Start and end your journey in the bustling, tango-filled streets of Buenos Aires.

Visit Salta, a city full of colonial charm and Andean heritage. Travel northwest via the scenic Cornisa route toward the dramatic and colorful valley of Quebrada de Humahuaca. Along the way, explore the cultural heart of Tilcara and Purmamarca, the pre-Inca fortress of Pucará, and the striking, colorful layers of El Hornocal, the well-known 'Rainbow Mountain' of the Andes. Cross the shimmering salt flats and the remote Abra del Acay before arriving in the peaceful town of Cachi. Continue through the Calchaquí Valleys, ending in Cafayate, known for its high-altitude wines and dramatic landscapes.

Next, shift to the lush northeast and discover the breathtaking Iguazú Falls, where hundreds of cascades thunder through dense rainforest. Witness the Iguazú Falls from both the Argentine and Brazilian sides, surrounded by active jungle flora and fauna.

Finally, in Buenos Aires, explore its northern and southern neighborhoods, from elegant avenues to colorful historic streets.

Walk Buenos Aires’ colorful neighborhoods and dive into the heart of tango.

Discover ancient Andean culture in Salta and the ancient Pucará ruins in Tilcara.

Marvel at the rainbow hills of Humahuaca & El Hornocal.

Traverse the vast and wonderful salt flats.

Sip wines from the high-altitude, world-renowned Calchaquí Valleys, and blend your own vintage in Cafayate.

Witness the power of Iguazú Falls from both Argentina & Brazil while staying in a jungle lodge.

Explore colonial villages, and see Inca settlements and mummies.

Day 1: Buenos Aires – Arrival – Afternoon City Tour
Day 2: Buenos Aires – Salta – Half Day Salta City Tour + MAAM Museum
Day 3: Salta – La Cornisa & Yungas Drive + Quebrada de Humahuaca – Tilcara
Day 4: Tilcara – Pucará de Tilcara, Uquia & El Hornocal
Day 5: Tilcara  – Salt Flats, Puna, Abra Del Acay & La Poma – Cachi
Day 6: Cachi – Las Pailas Archaeological Site Hike in The Calchaquí Valleys
Day 7: Cachi – Molinos & Colomé – Cafayate
Day 8: Cafayate – Full-day Wine Experience & Make Your Own Blend
Day 9: Cafayate – Quebrada de las Conchas & La Yesera – Salta
Day 10: Salta – Iguazú – Flight to Iguazú - Morning at Leisure
Day 11: Puerto Iguazú – Argentinian Falls 
Day 12: Puerto Iguazú – Brazilian Falls 
Day 13: Buenos Aires – Puerto Iguazú –  Flight to Buenos Aires  + Dinner Tango Show
Day 14: Buenos Aires – Half Day City Northern Tour 
Day 15: Buenos Aires – Departure

☀️ Seasonality and the Best Time to Travel

This itinerary is designed for year-round departures.

The best time depends on personal preferences. For ideal weather and fewer tourists, October to mid-December and March to April are excellent choices. These months offer comfortable temperatures, vibrant landscapes, and better availability. Summer (mid-December to February) is also a good time to go, though you can expect warmer days and larger crowds, especially around the Argentinian side of the Falls.

🔺 High Season (mid-December to February)

This is Argentina’s summer and national holiday period, with hot days, strong sun, and occasional summer rains.

In Iguazú, the falls are at their most powerful due to the rainy season — an unforgettable sight. Expect hot, humid conditions, more visitors, and some slippery trails, but the experience remains spectacular.

In northwest Argentina, especially around Salta and the valleys, this is the greenest time of year. Summer rains bring vibrant landscapes and a lively atmosphere with festivals and markets. While rains can occasionally impact access to some areas, they're usually manageable and add to the region’s dynamic character. Days are warm and sunny, while nights tend to be fresher, with a gentle drop in temperature after sunset, given the altitude in many parts of the region.

Ideal for travelers who enjoy lush scenery, cultural festivities, and don’t mind the heat or occasional rain.


🔷 Mid / Shoulder Season (October to mid-December & March to April)

Some of the best overall conditions for travel, with milder weather, fewer crowds, and beautiful seasonal contrasts.

In Salta and Jujuy, spring (October–November) brings blooming cactus flowers and clear skies — perfect for hiking and scenic drives. March and April paint the valleys in golden tones, creating stunning landscapes with ideal temperatures.

In Iguazú, the jungle remains lush, the falls are still impressive, and the heat is more manageable, making for a comfortable and less crowded experience.

Great for travelers seeking balance: excellent weather, vibrant nature, and a more relaxed pace.

*Try to avoid Easter holidays if possible — if you’re thinking of traveling in March or April, be sure to check the Easter holiday dates, as they vary annually.


A quieter time to explore, with fewer tourists and a slower rhythm.

In the Northwest, this is the dry season. While the valleys lose some of their summer greenery and take on more muted tones, high-altitude areas like Humahuaca and the puna maintain their striking visuals. Sunny days and cool nights are the norm, especially at elevation. 

In Iguazú, this is the cooler season, but temperatures remain warm and tropical. Rain is usually less frequent, and the park is notably less crowded, except during winter school holidays in July.

A good time for those who value peace, open landscapes, and chill weather for outdoor exploration.

*It's advisable to avoid Argentina’s winter school holidays (in July) when the parks can get quite busy with local tourists. Check on these dates, as they vary annually.

Services and meals not mentioned in the itinerary

Early check-in, late check-out, and other hotel extras

Private airport transfers upon arrival and departure are included at every destination.

Bilingual host included in the first arrival transfer

3 nights of accommodation in Buenos Aires with breakfast

2 nights in Salta at a boutique hotel with breakfast

2 nights in Tilcara in a hotel with breakfast 

2 nights in Cachi in a hotel with breakfast

2 nights in Cafayate in a boutique hotel with breakfast

3 nights in Puerto Iguazú at a jungle lodge with breakfast

Half-day South City Tour in Buenos Aires (private)

Half-day City tour with MAAM Museum in Salta (private)

Full-day Scenic Drive from Salta through Yungas & Quebrada de Humahuaca (private)

Full-day Visit to Pucará de Tilcara & Hornocal (private)

Full-day Visit to Grand Salt Flats & Puna (private)

Full-day Hike at Las Pailas Archeological Site (private)

Full-day Scenic drive to Cafayate, through Colomé & Los Molinos (private) 

Full-day Cafayate: Wine Tasting and Blending Game (private) 

Full-day Scenic drive to Salta, through Quebrada de las Conchas & La Yesera (private)

Full-day visit to the Argentinian Side of the Iguazú Falls (private) 

Half-day visit to the Brazilian Side of the Iguazú (private)

Dinner Tango Show in Buenos Aires + 30-minute dance lesson (shared)

Half-day Northern Biking Tour in Buenos Aires. Bike, helmet, and safety gear included (private)

Soft drinks and water are included during lunches and dinners, where specified

Entrance fees to National Parks and reserves (all destinations)

Detailed welcome letter with travel information, destination notes, and schedule of services

Ask us if you want to upgrade or modify the activities.

The pricing applies to the land portion of the trip. Internal flights can be quoted and booked upon request. To issue the tickets as soon as the itinerary is confirmed, airfare must be paid in full along with the deposit, unless you prefer to wait and book the flights at a later time.

♻️ Our Philosophy and Commitment to Sustainability

We believe that travel should enrich both the traveler and the destination. Our itinerary is thoughtfully designed to immerse guests in northern Argentina’s natural wonders while honoring and protecting the unique ecosystems and cultures that make this region so extraordinary. We aim to collaborate with local communities, support conservation efforts, and strive to work with suppliers who share our commitment to responsible tourism, always seeking a balance between quality experiences and positive impact.

While some destinations in this itinerary face challenges in implementing sustainable practices or are already heavily visited, we seek to strike a balance between must-see attractions and quality experiences whenever possible.

We also follow Leave No Trace principles, ensuring that all outdoor activities are conducted with respect for the natural environment.

In Buenos Aires, a bike tour offers a low-emission, low-impact way to explore the city's cultural heart, reducing reliance on motorized transport. 

Each accommodation has been chosen not only for its quality and comfort but also for its environmental and social values. Whenever possible, we prioritize responsible hotels—those that are locally owned or that demonstrate a clear commitment to sustainability and community engagement. However, in some destinations, options that meet both our standards of quality and responsibility are limited. In those cases, we aim for a thoughtful balance, combining responsible properties with others that may not be fully sustainable but still offer excellent service and comfort. We always strive to ensure that, at the very least, they incorporate some form of social or environmental practice or support the local economy in meaningful ways.

Please note that accommodation is subject to availability. While we always try to secure our preferred responsible options, it may not always be possible. In such cases, we select the best available alternatives, keeping in mind the overall quality of the experience.

In Salta, our selected hotels reflect a strong commitment to sustainability. Both the 4-star boutique hotel Kkala and the 3-star alternative are certified with the “Hoteles más Verdes” eco-label. This certification ensures a management system focused on continuous improvement and the conservation of the destination’s cultural and natural heritage.

In Cachi, the 4-star option, El Cortijo, is housed in a restored colonial building made with local materials like adobe and wood. It also holds a Bronze certification from “Hoteles más Verdes”, highlighting its sustainable practices and cultural preservation efforts. The 3-star selection, La Merced del Alto, shares the same certification and integrates harmoniously with the surrounding Calchaquí Valleys.

In Tilcara, the 4-star Posada de Luz is committed to environmental care through initiatives such as LED lighting, refillable amenities, towel reuse policies, and promoting ecological awareness among staff and guests. For the superior itinerary, there is currently no 4-star property with formal sustainability certification; however, the hotel respects its natural setting through thoughtful local design. 

In Cafayate, the classic 3-star hotel implements solar thermal systems, LED lighting, and organic amenities, and maintains an organic garden that supplies fresh produce to its kitchen. The 4-star hotel in the superior category holds a Bronze “Hoteles más Verdes” certification and showcases a strong dedication to sustainable tourism and cultural heritage.

In Puerto Iguazú, the 4-star Selvaje Lodge is nestled in the rainforest and built to minimize environmental impact, with elevated walkways and low-impact architecture. While the classic 3-star hotel in Iguazú doesn’t apply strong sustainability practices, it has been selected for its respectful integration into the natural surroundings and good quality service.

In Buenos Aires, our selected 3-star hotel incorporates sustainable materials and green architecture to ensure a comfortable, environmentally responsible stay. The 4-star property also emphasizes waste and water reduction and actively promotes local culture.

This itinerary honors the cultural heritage of northwest Argentina by promoting meaningful engagement with local communities. Key sites such as the Salt Flats (Salinas Grandes) and El Hornocal are managed by indigenous and rural cooperatives, allowing visitors to experience these natural wonders through a local lens while supporting community-led conservation. Experiences like Pucará de Tilcara and Las Pailas archaeological site are guided by locals who share the region’s pre-Hispanic history and Andean traditions. Stops in towns like Seclantás, Uquía, and Molinos further highlight traditional crafts and lifestyles, contributing to cultural preservation through tourism.

We strengthen the local economy by working with family-run accommodations, independent guides, and small-scale providers that reinvest in their communities. In both the Northwest and Iguazú, our partners prioritize local hiring, promote fair labor conditions, and source food and materials locally whenever possible. The itinerary emphasizes slow travel, with extended stays and immersive activities that spread economic benefit across multiple towns and regions. Additionally, we promote travel during shoulder and mid-seasons (October–December and March–April) to reduce pressure on peak dates and encourage a more even distribution of tourism income throughout the year.

Colors and Cultures of Northern Argentina

Slow-travel through the wild beauty of Argentine Patagonia's glaciers & lakes, go to the 'End of the World', & finish in Buenos Aires. Carbon removals included!

[13 days] Wild Patagonia: Glaciers, Lakes & the End of the World | Yugen Earthside

Slow-travel through the wild beauty of Argentine Patagonia's glaciers, lakes, and forests, arriving at the 'End of the World' before returning to Buenos Aires.

This 13-day adventure takes you through the highlights of Argentine Patagonia — from the scenic lakes and forests of Bariloche, to the glaciers of El Calafate, the southern charm of Ushuaia at the 'End of the World'. Your journey begins and ends in the lively and alluring streets of Buenos Aires.

In Bariloche, you’ll kayak on clear lakes, hike through forests, and explore the stunning landscapes of the Lakes District. Then head to El Calafate to see the impressive Perito Moreno Glacier and take a cruise through remote icy fjords. Visit a traditional estancia to learn about Patagonia’s history and take in sweeping views. Next, travel to Ushuaia, the southernmost city in the world. Discover the wild beauty of Tierra del Fuego, sail the Beagle Channel, and walk among penguins.

In Buenos Aires, you can enjoy the city’s rich culture, great food, and the rhythm of tango with a special show and lesson.

Hike and kayak through the pristine landscapes of the Lakes District, exploring hidden corners of Moreno and Nahuel Huapi lakes.

Explore the iconic Victoria Island and the ancient Myrtle Forest, known for its cinnamon-colored bark.

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Gems of Türkiye: Istanbul & Cappadocia Tour

Kenya Cultural Immersion & Historic Legends

Authentic Thailand Classics: North to South

Colors and Cultures of Northern Argentina

Wild Patagonia: Glaciers, Lakes & the End of the World

Authentic Heart & Soul of Poland

Morocco Treasures: From the Blue City to the Desert

Scotland by Train

Sustainable Highlights from South to North

Moroccan Culinary Experience

South Africa Cape to Coast Self-Drive

Enchanting Catalonia: Medieval Villages, Cities, & Sea

Family Trip through Spain's Cities & Nature

Journey to Andalusia: A Vibrant Escape to Spain's Soul

Barcelona & its Surrounding Areas

Highlights of Spain: Sustainable Tour

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