Arrival in Buenos Aires (Argentina) where the eXplora expedition team leader will be waiting for you. Transfer to the hotel and relaxation or free activity, overnight stay./p>

In the morning after breakfast, city tour of Buenos Aires. We will admire the presidential palace Casa Rosada in Plaza de Mayo while walking along the majestic Avenida de Mayo, then explore the cobblestone streets of historic San Telmo, the birthplace of tango. We will head to La Boca to take photos of the colorful houses along Caminito, then the lively port of Puerto Madero and visit the impressive Recoleta Cemetery, which houses Evita's tomb. In the evening, tango dinner. We will experience the exciting atmosphere and music of this enchanting art, in a characteristic and very intimate venue. The evening will be dedicated to good food, dance, and the historical reenactment of how it all began.

In the morning after breakfast, flight to Ushuaia and hotel accommodation, after lunch city tour and visit to some of the most important museums.

Morning dedicated to visiting the Tierra del Fuego National Park. When Magellan reached the southern tip of the American continent, the indigenous people were burning hundreds of fires on the coast. For this reason, the area now controlled by Argentina and Chile was named Tierra del Fuego (Land of Fire) in 1520. Here, marine currents and gusts of wind clash, but the territory was declared a Biosphere Reserve by UNESCO in 2005. On this legendary rock land albatrosses, cormorants, Andean condors, Dominican and austral gulls, skuas and ibises. The islands of Tierra del Fuego are unspoiled and lend themselves to all kinds of outdoor activities such as trekking, which you will have the opportunity to do in the following days. (bb). In the afternoon, boat excursion and navigation in the fascinating Beagle Channel. It doesn't happen every day to find yourself visiting what is defined as the southernmost city in the world; Ushuaia as the capital of the Argentine province of Tierra del Fuego, as well as the most austral city in the world. You will have the opportunity to navigate the Beagle Channel, famous not only for its enchanting beauty but also for the massive presence of marine fauna, including the King Penguins.

n the morning after breakfast, flight to transfer to El Calafate; upon our arrival we will have a transfer that will take us to El Chaltén, in Los Glaciares National Park just over 200 km north of El Calafate, known as the climbers' paradise. Our base for the first and wonderful trekking. If time permits, we can also stop at La Leona. La Leona is a guesthouse, a coffee shop, a small museum and the perfect place to stretch your legs during a long journey through southern Patagonia. Legend has it that Cassidy and Longabaugh robbed the nearby Banco de Tarapacá y Argentino in Río Gallegos, just 350 km from La Leona. Fleeing with a sum that today would be worth at least $100,000, the couple disappeared northward through the Patagonian steppe and into one of the most surprisingly inhospitable landscapes in the world. Thinking that they did it on horseback, carrying with them everything necessary to survive, helps explain why, when they stumbled upon La Leona estancia, they were in no hurry to leave.

After breakfast, we set off for "Laguna de los Tres," one of El Chaltén's jewels. The trek will be circular and not simply an out-and-back route. After about an hour of relatively flat walking, we arrive at the first viewpoint (mirador), with the Piedras Blancas glacier just below Fitz Roy. From here to Laguna Los Tres, we must climb steadily for about 300 meters: the final landscape will reward us for the effort (18 km total of about 7/8 hours). In case the weather is not favorable, or if someone decides to shorten the trek, we could stop at Laguna Capri (10 km total round trip).

After breakfast, transfer to El Calafate, in the province of Santa Cruz, the mountainous part of the Andes on the border with Chile, vast plateaus and coastal area. This Argentine province is characterized worldwide for its beauty. One of those places where anyone traveling in Argentina sooner or later ends up. Free visit of the town.

After breakfast we are ready to visit the most famous glacier in the world. On this day, the Perito Moreno will be your main focus, including a nautical safari to admire the massive glacier within Los Glaciares National Park. During the safari, and not only, it will be extremely exciting to see and hear the large blocks of ice break off and fall into the water.

Morning tour from El Calafate to the Chilean border; from now on you will leave Argentina to move to Chile until the end of the trip. After completing customs procedures, direction Torres del Paine National Park with excursion until late afternoon. Torres del Paine National Park is undoubtedly one of the main world destinations for hiking and nature lovers. With its mountains, glaciers and scenic lakes, the Park offers many postcard-worthy panoramas as well as many hiking opportunities; the heart of the region consists of 4 elegant mountain massifs: Cuernos del Paine, Torres del Paine, Almirante Nieto and Paine Grande. With peaks between 2600 and 3000 meters above sea level, these mountains impress not so much for their altitude, but for the beauty and grandeur with which they tower from the surrounding plains. After the excursion, transfer to Puerto Natales and relaxation at the hotel.

Private transfer from Puerto Natales to Puerto Arenas for direct flight to Puerto Montt, where upon arrival we will take possession of the VAN that will allow us to do the tours in the coming days.