Buenos Aires, Argentina

Before boarding your return flight, get ready to enjoy a last tour of Buenos Aires ! Wander with us along the elegant avenues of Recoleta and the tomb of Evita, breathe in the imposing atmosphere of Avenida 9 de Julio with the Obelisco and Colón theater, and then stop off in Plaza de Mayo with its Casa Rosada and the cathedral. Finally, enjoy the Caminito in the La Boca neighborhood, with its colors, artists and tango…before bidding farewell to the city and getting on your flight!

• Recoleta neighbourhood, monumental cemetery, Evita Perón tomb
• Avenida 9 de Julio, Obelisco, Colón theatre
• Plaza de Mayo, Casa Rosada, Metropolitan cathedral
• La Boca, Caminito

• We reach the Recoleta barrio by coach, an elegant residential neighbourhood famous for its social scene as well as for the Basilica of Our Lady of Pilar and monumental cemetery, a true gem with amazing chapels and statues and charming tree-lined avenues. The chapel of the Duarte family is located here and is home to the tomb of Eva Duarte Perón, better known as Evita.
• We continue towards Avenida 9 de Julio. Inaugurated in 1937, it is one of the widest roads in the world. It cuts the heart of the city in half, passing in front of the Obelisk built to celebrate the 400 years of the city, and Teatro Colón, one of the largest opera houses in the world and a magnificently elegant building.
• We visit Plaza de Mayo with its baroque Metropolitan cathedral and Casa Rosada, the Government House. This square was the setting for numerous revolutions and uprisings and is still a symbol of the mothers of desaparecidos (i.e. The so-called madres de Plaza de Mayo), who meet here every Thursday and march around the square in the hope of forcing the government to recognise the atrocities committed during the dictatorship of Jorge Rafael Videla between 1976 and 1983.
• We visit the picturesque La Boca neighbourhood, famous for its history: it was the first port of Buenos Aires and emerged as a blue collar neighbourhood where most of the Italian immigrants (mainly from Genoa) who arrived during the 19th century looking for fortune lived. The neighbourhood is characterised by coloured houses decorated with flags, statues and posters of Diego Armando Maradona. The most characteristic road of the neighbourhood is Caminito, the last stop on our tour. Here, we can walk among the lively colourful houses and the stalls and take one last picture of the tango dancers in the street.

• This excursion ends at the airport and is available to guests whose flights depart after 16:00.

A last trip, a final thrill! Before boarding your return flight, let's bid farewell to Buenos Aires as is fitting: Recoleta with Evita's tomb, the immense Avenida 9 de Julio with the Obelisco monument and the Colón theater, and then Plaza de Mayo and the legendary Casa Rosada. In Puerto Madero a typical lunch awaits us, with the city's most succulent asado, ahead of the grand finale at La Boca, among the rainbow-colored houses on the Caminito where tango dancers bring the streets to life. With a farewell like this...it's almost worth missing the plane!

• Recoleta neighbourhood, monumental cemetery, Evita Perón tomb
• Avenida 9 de Julio, Obelisk, Colón theatre
• Plaza de Mayo, Casa Rosada, Metropolitan cathedral
• Puerto Madero, lunch
• La Boca, Caminito

• We reach the Recoleta barrio by coach, an elegant residential neighbourhood famous for its social scene as well as for the Basilica of Our Lady of Pilar and monumental cemetery, a true gem with amazing chapels and statues and charming tree-lined avenues. The chapel of the Duarte family is located here and is home to the tomb of Eva Duarte Perón, better known as Evita.
• We continue towards Avenida 9 de Julio. Inaugurated in 1937, it is one of the widest roads in the world. It cuts the heart of the city in half, passing in front of the Obelisk built to celebrate the 400 years of the city, and Teatro Colón, one of the largest opera houses in the world and a magnificently elegant building.
• We visit Plaza de Mayo with its baroque Metropolitan cathedral and Casa Rosada, the Government House. This square was the setting for numerous revolutions and uprisings and is still a symbol of the mothers of desaparecidos (i.e. The so-called madres de Plaza de Mayo), who meet here every Thursday and march around the square in the hope of forcing the government to recognise the atrocities committed during the dictatorship of Jorge Rafael Videla between 1976 and 1983.
• We continue towards the modern area of Puerto Madero to reach a famous restaurant where we will enjoy a buffet lunch, an ideal occasion to try asado, the famous Argentinian grilled meat, as well as other local dishes.
• After lunch, we visit the picturesque La Boca neighbourhood, famous for its history: it was the first port of Buenos Aires and emerged as a blue collar neighbourhood where most of the Italian immigrants (mainly from Genoa) who arrived during the 19th century looking for fortune lived. The neighbourhood is characterised by coloured houses decorated with flags, statues and posters of Diego Armando Maradona. The most characteristic road of the neighbourhood is Caminito, the last stop on our tour. Here, we can walk among the lively colourful houses and the stalls and take one last picture of the tango dancers in the street.

• This excursion is available to guests whose flights depart after 18:00. Guests will be notified on the departure time when purchasing the excursion from the Excursions Office.

Before boarding your return flight, get ready to enjoy a last tour of Buenos Aires ! Wander with us along the elegant avenues of Recoleta and the tomb of Evita, breathe in the imposing atmosphere of Avenida 9 de Julio with the Obelisco and Colón theater, and then stop off in Plaza de Mayo with its Casa Rosada and the cathedral. Finally, enjoy the Caminito in the La Boca neighborhood, with its colors, artists and tango…before bidding farewell to the city and getting on your flight!

• Recoleta neighbourhood, monumental cemetery, Evita Perón tomb
• Avenida 9 de Julio, Obelisco, Colón theatre
• Plaza de Mayo, Casa Rosada, Metropolitan cathedral
• La Boca, Caminito

• We reach the Recoleta barrio by coach, an elegant residential neighbourhood famous for its social scene as well as for the Basilica of Our Lady of Pilar and monumental cemetery, a true gem with amazing chapels and statues and charming tree-lined avenues. The chapel of the Duarte family is located here and is home to the tomb of Eva Duarte Perón, better known as Evita.
• We continue towards Avenida 9 de Julio. Inaugurated in 1937, it is one of the widest roads in the world. It cuts the heart of the city in half, passing in front of the Obelisk built to celebrate the 400 years of the city, and Teatro Colón, one of the largest opera houses in the world and a magnificently elegant building.
• We visit Plaza de Mayo with its baroque Metropolitan cathedral and Casa Rosada, the Government House. This square was the setting for numerous revolutions and uprisings and is still a symbol of the mothers of desaparecidos (i.e. The so-called madres de Plaza de Mayo), who meet here every Thursday and march around the square in the hope of forcing the government to recognise the atrocities committed during the dictatorship of Jorge Rafael Videla between 1976 and 1983.
• We visit the picturesque La Boca neighbourhood, famous for its history: it was the first port of Buenos Aires and emerged as a blue collar neighbourhood where most of the Italian immigrants (mainly from Genoa) who arrived during the 19th century looking for fortune lived. The neighbourhood is characterised by coloured houses decorated with flags, statues and posters of Diego Armando Maradona. The most characteristic road of the neighbourhood is Caminito, the last stop on our tour. Here, we can walk among the lively colourful houses and the stalls and take one last picture of the tango dancers in the street.

• This excursion ends at the airport and is available to guests whose flights depart after 16:00.

A last trip, a final thrill! Before boarding your return flight, let's bid farewell to Buenos Aires as is fitting: Recoleta with Evita's tomb, the immense Avenida 9 de Julio with the Obelisco monument and the Colón theater, and then Plaza de Mayo and the legendary Casa Rosada. In Puerto Madero a typical lunch awaits us, with the city's most succulent asado, ahead of the grand finale at La Boca, among the rainbow-colored houses on the Caminito where tango dancers bring the streets to life. With a farewell like this...it's almost worth missing the plane!

• Recoleta neighbourhood, monumental cemetery, Evita Perón tomb
• Avenida 9 de Julio, Obelisk, Colón theatre
• Plaza de Mayo, Casa Rosada, Metropolitan cathedral
• Puerto Madero, lunch
• La Boca, Caminito

• We reach the Recoleta barrio by coach, an elegant residential neighbourhood famous for its social scene as well as for the Basilica of Our Lady of Pilar and monumental cemetery, a true gem with amazing chapels and statues and charming tree-lined avenues. The chapel of the Duarte family is located here and is home to the tomb of Eva Duarte Perón, better known as Evita.
• We continue towards Avenida 9 de Julio. Inaugurated in 1937, it is one of the widest roads in the world. It cuts the heart of the city in half, passing in front of the Obelisk built to celebrate the 400 years of the city, and Teatro Colón, one of the largest opera houses in the world and a magnificently elegant building.
• We visit Plaza de Mayo with its baroque Metropolitan cathedral and Casa Rosada, the Government House. This square was the setting for numerous revolutions and uprisings and is still a symbol of the mothers of desaparecidos (i.e. The so-called madres de Plaza de Mayo), who meet here every Thursday and march around the square in the hope of forcing the government to recognise the atrocities committed during the dictatorship of Jorge Rafael Videla between 1976 and 1983.
• We continue towards the modern area of Puerto Madero to reach a famous restaurant where we will enjoy a buffet lunch, an ideal occasion to try asado, the famous Argentinian grilled meat, as well as other local dishes.
• After lunch, we visit the picturesque La Boca neighbourhood, famous for its history: it was the first port of Buenos Aires and emerged as a blue collar neighbourhood where most of the Italian immigrants (mainly from Genoa) who arrived during the 19th century looking for fortune lived. The neighbourhood is characterised by coloured houses decorated with flags, statues and posters of Diego Armando Maradona. The most characteristic road of the neighbourhood is Caminito, the last stop on our tour. Here, we can walk among the lively colourful houses and the stalls and take one last picture of the tango dancers in the street.

• This excursion is available to guests whose flights depart after 18:00. Guests will be notified on the departure time when purchasing the excursion from the Excursions Office.

Ready to get on the pitch? From Messi to Maradona, Buenos Aires is an open-air museum for all soccer lovers. We'll start from the River Plate stadium, passing murals depicting champions, and head for the legendary Caminito, where art explodes on colorful walls and the city dances among the stalls and street artists. Then, it's off to the Bombonera for the grand finale, in the Boca Juniors museum: trophies, legendary stories and the scent of choripán that wins everyone over. A day for true champions, big and small alike!

• River Plate Museum and Stadium
• Boca Juniors Museum
• Palermo District
• Murals of Messi and Maradona
• El Caminito

• We start the day by exploring the prestigious River Plate Museum and Stadium, where you will delve into the club's rich history.
• We will then pass by the impressive mural of Lionel Messi, an iconic figure who left and continues to leave an indelible mark on world football.
• Next, we will visit Diego Maradona's mural, one of the largest murals in the world, honoring another legend of Argentine football. Both murals offer a unique perspective on the greatness of Argentine football. After exploring the murals, we will dive into the picturesque and colorful “Caminito” street, in the “La Boca” neighborhood. There, you will have free time to explore local crafts and immerse yourself in the authentic atmosphere of this iconic location.
• We will conclude our day at the Boca Juniors Passion Museum, delving into the history and passion surrounding Club Atlético Boca Juniors. You will explore past glories and meet iconic players such as Juan Román Riquelme, Martín Palermo, Carlos Tevez and others who left an indelible mark on the history of Argentine football. 
• Here you will enjoy a traditional Argentine snack: the famous choripán. This delicious sandwich will provide the energy we need conclude our football adventure.
• This experience is designed for those seeking a complete immersion in the rich football culture of Buenos Aires, from legendary stadiums to picturesque neighborhoods that encapsulate Argentina's unique passion for football.

Forget about "a steak and that's it": in Buenos Aires, food is a religion, and this tour is your initiation. Amongst authentic bars, neighborhood stories and scents that'll make your head spin, discover why every meal here is an act of love (and national pride). Meat, wine and artisan ice cream: get ready to say ¡qué rico! at every stop.

• Gastronomic walking tour in a typical neighborhood.
• Tasting of iconic Argentinian dishes: empanadas, choripán, grilled meat, provoleta cheese and chimichurri.
• A glass of Argentinian red wine and homemade ice cream to end on a sweet note.

You'll begin with a brief panoramic tour of Buenos Aires: Elegant avenues, bustling squares, and the unmistakable air of a city that knows how to enjoy itself. Then comes the tasty part: a gastronomic stroll through an authentic neighborhood, away from the usual tourist trails.

With a guide telling you all about the local anecdotes and flavors, you'll move from one place to another for this itinerant tasting and step inside restaurants frequented by true porteños, where the aroma of grilled meat will get a hold of you even before you read the menu. You'll start with empanadas, before moving on to crunchy choripán, oozing provoleta cheese and chimichurri which gives it just the right amount of character. All accompanied by a glass of Argentinian red wine, because here, wine is almost a civil right.

And just when you think you're done, along comes another sweet surprise: artisan ice cream from a historic heladería. The portions are small, but have faith — you'll end up full, happy and ready to fall in love with Argentine cuisine.

Get ready to fall in love at first sight! We'll take you on a tour of the icons of the city: Plaza de Mayo with the Casa Rosada, then down to La Boca, where the houses on the Caminito explode with colors, and tango brings the sidewalks to life. And to end on a high, shop 'til you drop for two hours on the legendary Florida Street, with its window displays, street artists and irresistible temptations. With its rhythm, history and pure vitality, Buenos Aires will make you lost your head.

• Sightseeing tour of Buenos Aires
• Plaza de Mayo, Pirámide de Mayo, Casa Rosada, Cabildo, Metropolitan Cathedral
• La Boca neighbourhood, coloured houses, Caminito
• Avenida Florida, shopping

• Buenos Aires is the result of migration flows and centuries of different peoples cohabiting. Its beauty is European rather than South American, with lively streets, splendid avenues, old-style cafés and classy restaurants. It is an exuberant and cosmopolitan city**, famous for its elegance and for the dignity of its inhabitants.
• The tour starts from Plaza de Mayo, one of the most ancient places and cultural, political and historical heart of the city. Here, we admire the Pirámide de Mayo, Casa Rosada, residence of the President of the Republic, and the Cabildo, a fascinating colonial building which is now the National Museum of the May Revolution. On the north side of the square, the Metropolitan Cathedral stands with its unmistakeable Baroque style. Inside, we find the tomb on national hero José de San Martín.
• The excursion continues towards the famous La Boca neighbourhood, which has a long and significant history whose fame goes well beyond the borders of the city. La Boca was Buenos Aires’ first port and it is where most of the Italian and Spanish immigrants (mainly from Genoa) who gave the area its typical European atmosphere used to live. Most of its inhabitants are now of Italian origin. The neighbourhood is characterised by its coloured houses decorated with flags and statues is home to the oldest tango clubs of the city. The most famous street of the neighbourhood is Caminito, flanked by houses painted in lively colours and stalls run by local artists and artisans.
• We then reach the Florida Street pedestrian precinct, the main shopping street in the centre Buenos Aires. Along this road, we find many shops, restaurants, street artists and stalls, so it is the ideal place to buy souvenirs for friends and family. We have two hours to do some shopping before returning to the ship.

Space is limited, so please reserve early.

Leave the port and immerse yourself in the Argentinian Pampas: an authentic ranch will welcome you with empanadas and wine, to start the day right. Horse-riding, dreamy gardens and the most delicious asado await, ahead of the Gaucho festival: Songs, dancing and ring races will make your heart beat faster. Finish up with a traditional snack and a sightseeing tour of Buenos Aires. Here, you're not a spectator... you're a gaucho for a day!

• Transfer to the rancho
• Welcome empanadas and wine, horseback trek, tour of the residence and garden
• Lunch, Argentinian asado
• Show of singing and dance, equestrian games, run of rings, gauchos
• Panoramic tour of Buenos Aires

• A coach transfer from the port of Buenos Aires takes us to an Argentinian rancho, a typical South American farming estate, where we are welcomed by the host family with empanadas (with meat filling) and excellent local wine.
• In the rancho, we have some free time to go riding, walk around the Argentinian pampa and admire the wonderful garden and residence, with its unique style combining colonial and Italian architectural elements.
• It is then time for lunch with a typical asado (mixed grilled meat).
• In the afternoon, we watch a folkloristic show with Argentinian singing and dancing, then we attend the historic Corrida de Sortija (an equestrian game of Medieval origin)
• Before boarding the bus, a snack of quince cakes with "mate cocido" is served.
• After enjoying the traditional activities at the gaucho festival, before returning to the pier , you will be able to visit the main neighborhoods of Buenos Aires with a panoramic tour.

• The excursion is reserved for guests who do not disembark in Buenos Aires.
• We recommend that you book early because only a limited number of places are available.

From the solemn Plaza de Mayo to the wild colors of La Boca, via the Obelisco and the hustle and bustle of the city center: Buenos Aires reveals itself in all its wonderful chaos. After a typical lunch, the curtain rises on an enchanting tango, an exclusive show just for our guests where passion and rhythm will steal your heart. And to end on a high? Stop off on the legendary Avenida Florida, with its store windows, music and shopping temptations. Get ready: here, credit cards dance too!

• Plaza de Mayo, Casa Rosada, Metropolitan Cathedral
• Obelisk, Plaza de la República
• La Boca, Caminito
• Lunch, tango show
• Avenida Florida, shopping

• We start our visit with Plaza de Mayo, one of the oldest squares which is the cultural, political and historical heart of the city where we can admire the Casa Rosada, residence of the President of the Republic, and the Cabildo, a fascinating colonial building which is now the National Museum of the May Revolution.
• We cross Plaza de la República, hub of the city, intersection between avenida Corrientes and avenida 9 de Julio and location of the Obelisk built to celebrate the fourth centenary of the founding of the city.
• We arrive at the famous La Boca neighbourhood, the first port in Buenos Aires, which grew into a blue collar neighbourhood, where most of the Italian and Spanish immigrants (mainly from Genoa) who arrived during the 19th century looking for fortune lived. The neighbourhood is characterised by coloured houses decorated with flags, statues and posters of Diego Armando Maradona. The most famous street of the neighbourhood is Caminito, flanked by houses painted in lively colours and stalls run by local artists and artisans.
• We enjoy a lovely lunch with typical Argentinian dishes, after which we immerse ourselves into the magical atmosphere of tango. Originally from Argentina, tango is known and loved all over the world. Before becoming famous, this dance was prohibited because of its sensuality and passion. Nowadays, however, it represents the image and most authentic character of Buenos Aires. We attend an extraordinary variety show illustrating the most varied musical, dancing and orchestral expressions of tango.
• At the end of the show, there will be some free time to walk around Florida Street, one of the main shopping* streets in Buenos Aires.

• The excursion is reserved for guests who do not disembark in Buenos Aires.
• We recommend that you book early because only a limited number of places are available.
• Seating is not assigned, tables are allocated upon arrival to the venue.

Recoleta is the neighborhood where Buenos Aires looks at itself in the mirror and likes what it sees. Between grand buildings that look like movie sets, cafés with old-world charm, and fascinating cemetery that exudes mystery, you'll wander around in the shadow of Evita — elegant, enigmatic, and still much loved.

• Walking tour of the most elegant neighborhood of Buenos Aires.
• Visit to the famous Recoleta cemetery and the tomb of Evita Perón.
• Stroll amongst the grand buildings of Avenida Alvear, the Obelisco, the Teatro Colón and the Plaza San Martín.

Forget the touristy tango side of Buenos Aires: at Recoleta, breathe in a sense of elegance that needs no introduction. Set off from the port, and within a few minutes, you'll find yourself surrounded by perfect parks, Liberty-style terraces and an atmosphere that evokes the old Argentine aristocracy. All in small groups of up to 22 people, so you can fully enjoy the experience.

The Recoleta Cemetery is your first stop, and it's anything but gloomy: a maze of sumptuous mausoleums where history is carved in marble. Among illustrious names and stone angels, there she is — Evita. Her tomb is discreet, almost hidden, but the myth has never faded.

Continue along Avenida Alvear, the avenue of pomp and splendor, where the palaces of great landowners have been turned into luxury hotels and embassies. Then, pause to cross the gigantic Avenida 9 de Julio — yes, the one where the Obelisco dominates the skyline — and take a look at the Teatro Colón, the world's temple of opera.

The grand finale is in Plaza San Martín, among monumental ficus trees and buildings that still emanate a sense of glory. The statue of the Liberator General greets you from above, and if you want, you can linger and browse the store windows on Florida Street before returning to the ship.
Recoleta doesn't shout: it whispers tales of power, beauty and immortal charisma. Just like Evita.

Welcome to Madero Tango, where the Buenos Aires of the Forties is brought back to life, with soft lighting, live music and dance steps that set the floor on fire. An exclusive show just for Costa guests: with incredible dancers, a live orchestra and a drink in your hand, you'll feel part of the magic. Passion, rhythm and pure Porteña elegance...get ready to be seduced by the tango, and maybe also by your table companion!

• Madero Tango: exclusive Tango show for Costa guests only
• Show, dancing, music
• Drink inlcuded

• Originally from Argentina, tango is known and loved all over the world. Tango appeared for the first time in the suburbs of Buenos Aires around 1880 but nothing is known of how it was created and even its etymology is uncertain. It appeared suddenly as a sort of common language of the people of Buenos Aires. Before becoming famous, this dance was prohibited because of its sensuality and passion. Nowadays, however, it represents the image and most authentic character of Buenos Aires.
• Madero Tango offers an authentic experience where you will have the possibility of admiring a traditional Tango with dancers, singers and a traditional tango orchestra sipping your drink.

• The excursion is reserved for guests who do not disembark in Buenos Aires.
• Seating is not assigned, tables are allocated upon arrival to the venue.
• Exclusive Tango show for Costa guests only

Discover Buenos Aires with the whole family! From Plaza de Mayo with the Casa Rosada to the colorful houses of La Boca and the lively Caminito, full of artists. And of course, a stop at the Bombonera stadium is not to be missed: The Boca Juniors museum brings the history of the club, its champions, and Maradona - the hero who inspired generations - to life. Art, passion, and plenty of color…a day to win the hearts of young and old!

• Sightseeing tour of Buenos Aires
• Plaza de Mayo, Pirámide de Mayo, Casa Rosada, Cabildo, Metropolitan Cathedral
• La Boca neighbourhood, coloured houses, Caminito
• La Bombonera, Museo de la Pasión Boquense

• We start the tour of the city from Plaza de Mayo, one of the most ancient places which is the cultural, political and historical heart of the city. Here, we admire the Pirámide de Mayo, Casa Rosada, residence of the President of the Republic, and the Cabildo, a fascinating colonial building which is now the National Museum of the May Revolution. On the north side of the square, the Metropolitan Cathedral stands with its unmistakeable Baroque style. Inside, we find the tomb on national hero José de San Martín.
• The excursion continues towards the famous La Boca neighbourhood, which has a long and significant history whose fame goes well beyond the borders of the city. La Boca was the first port in Buenos Aires where a blue collar neighbourhood emerged. This is where most of the Italian and Spanish immigrants (mainly from Genoa) who arrived during the 19th century looking for fortune, lived and created the typical European atmosphere that has survived to this day. Most of its inhabitants are now of Italian origin. The neighbourhood is characterised by its coloured houses decorated with flags, statues and posters of Diego Armando Maradona and is home to the oldest tango clubs in the city. The most famous street of the neighbourhood is Caminito, flanked by houses painted in lively colours and stalls run by local artists and artisans. La Boca is famous for sports enthusiasts, and football enthusiasts in particular, thanks to La Bombonera, the stadium of the Boca Junior team, one of the most famous teams all over the world. Inside the stadium, we can visit the Museo de la Pasión Boquense, which retraces the history of the club and of its famous footballers, including Diego Armando Maradona, a true national hero, whose statue towers over the entrance to the stadium.

Get ready discover all the vitality of Buenos Aires ! Set off with us for a stroll along the elegant avenues of the Palermo neighborhood and the greenery of the Parque 3 Febrero, admire Plaza de Mayo with the Casa Rosada and the Cathedral, and breathe in the imposing atmosphere of the Obelisco and the Colón theater. Then, let yourself be swept up in the colors of La Boca and the Caminito, full of artists and stalls. End your day in style with almost two hours of shopping on the lively Avenida Florida... and take home even more souvenirs than you have stories to tell!

• Palermo district
• Parque 3 febrero
• Monument to the two Congresses 
• Plaza de Mayo
• Casa Rosada
• Metropolitan Cathedral
• Obelisk
• Plaza de la República 
• Teatro Colón
• La Boca
• Caminito 
• Avenida Florida

• The tour starts in the elegant northern part of the city. We visit the Palermo district, the largest in Buenos Aires. With its elegant buildings, mostly embassies, consulates and museums, leafy roads, exclusive restaurants, pastry shops, clubs and shops, it has a truly unique elegant atmosphere. 
• We can admire the main sights in this part of the city, including Parque 3 febrero, better known as Bosques de Palermo.
• We move on to Plaza de Mayo which is of the oldest places and the cultural, political and historical heart of the city where we admire Casa Rosada, residence of the President of the Republic, the Cabildo, a fascinating colonial building which is now the National Museum of the May Revolution, the Pirámide de Mayo and the Baroque Metropolitan cathedral. We cross Plaza de la República, hub of the city, the intersection between avenida Corrientes and avenida 9 de Julio and location of the Obelisk built to celebrate the fourth centenary of the founding of the city.
• We visit the exterior of Teatro Colón, a magnificent building and one of the largest opera houses in the world.
• We then arrive to the famous La Boca neighbourhood, Buenos Aires’ first port. Born as a blue collar neighbourhood, most of the Italian (mainly from Genoa) and Spanish immigrants who arrived during the 19th century looking for fortune lived here. The neighbourhood is characterised by coloured houses decorated with flags, statues and posters of Diego Armando Maradona. The most famous street is Caminito, flanked by houses painted in lively colours and stalls run by local artists and artisans.After the visit, we have some free time to walk along Florida Street, one of the main shopping streets in the city.

• The excursion is reserved for guests who do not disembark in Buenos Aires.

Set off from the city of Tigre for a trip into the Paraná delta: a network of canals, islands and buildings on stilts that look like something straight out of an exotic movie. Flower-covered villas, willow woods and reeds that provide a backdrop for parrots, herons, and even a few curious iguanas: the view is so beautiful Instagram will thank you. After the boat trip, a bus will take you to the north of Buenos Aires, for a dose of history and fairytale views. With its nature, colors and adventure, the delta will take your breath away... and maybe even your sense of direction!

• Tigre, boat ride
  

• Paraná delta, flora and fauna, stilt houses

• Coach tour, northern part of Greater Buenos Aires

• Just 35 km from the federal capital, Tigre constitutes the gateway to the Paraná delta**. Founded in 1820 after some floods destroyed other settlements in the region, the city is surrounded by different streams that mark the start of the delta, boasting a marvellous natural landscape.
• The tour starts with a boat ride through the many canals of the Paraná river. We sail along various streams creating several islands with a lush vegetation, willow woods and reeds along the banks. Hydrangeas and other flowers adorn the luxurious houses on stilts creating a truly beautiful landscape that is indeed worth seeing.
• After the boat ride, a comfortable coach takes us on a historic tour in the northern part of the capital, the richest of Greater Buenos Aires.

• The excursion is reserved for guests who do not disembark in Buenos Aires.

Welcome to the “land of life” ! At the Temaikén Biopark, travel between Africa and Asia without leaving Buenos Aires: sharks swimming in the aquarium, colorful parrots, giraffes, lemurs, and a farm where little ones can pet the animals. With a 360° cinema and plenty of interactive areas, learning how to protect nature becomes an exciting adventure for the whole family.

• Transfer to Belén de Escobar
• Temaikén zoological gardens
• Four thematic areas, aquarium, 360° cinema, educational farm

• We leave the port of Buenos Aires behind us and, after 1 hour and a half, reach the city of Belén de Escobar and its Temaikén zoological gardens. In the language of the ancient Tehuelche peoples, its name means "land of life".
• The gardens cover over 34 hectares and are home to a great variety of plants and animals, selected to enable visitors to get in touch with nature, discover the local flora and fauna and learn how to preserve and safeguard exotic species at risk of extinction.
• The gardens are divided into four thematic areas: Africa, Asia, local species and the aquarium, where we can see sharks swimming around among other fish. There is also a farm where children can play and interact with animals, a 360° cinema where the audience is taken on a trip to see nature through space and time as well as interactive centres that show how ecosystems function and the dangers affecting various species.

• The excursion is reserved for guests who do not disembark in Buenos Aires.
• Comfortable shoes are recommended.
• No food, drinks or chewing gum allowed in the park.
• We recommend that you book early because only a limited number of places are available.