19 DAYS TRIP
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BUENOS AIRES + COUNTRY TOUR:
After 13 days of intensive immersion in Buenos Aires city, milongas, classes, etc, the COUNTRY TOURS offers you a 4 days trips to know the natural beauty of our country + 1 more in Buenos Aires.
We believe that combining the Tango trip with a type of tourism so special and different from what European tourists are used to is THE BEST COMBINATION!!!
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MILONGAS + PEÑA
We go through the best-known milongas, the most popular and the most traditional (off the tourist circuit). We choose according to the shows and the live Orchestras!!!
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HOURS OF CLAS
Classes with guest teachers, with Anibal and Valeria. Classes of Chacarera with guest teacher.s with guest teachers, with Anibal and Valeria. Classes of Chacarera with a guest teacher.
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MEALS
Special places, secrets of Bs As, with the best gastronomic quality, not frequented by tourists. A dinner in a typical "Cena Show" where we'll watch a Tango Show with live music.
In this country tour You'll have the opportunity to taste the unique flavors of the region and the wines of the area.
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EXCURSIONS
The places that "you have to know". A guided city tour around the city to know the historical points and tell you its history, their historical monuments.
COUNTRY TOUR: It is a unique 6 days trip to know the natural beauty of our country.
MILONGAS & CLASSES
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TRIP 19 NIGHTS:
We divided the circuit of milongas into 3 types:
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Milongas, afternoon milongas or Prácticas: where you will dance a lot, social atmosphere, relaxed.
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Milongas into the circuit of Bs As that you must know: they are the important milongas of Buenos Aires. With demonstrations or live Orchestras.
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Milongas further away from the center: they will only meet with us as they are more difficult for a tourist to access.
CLASSES:
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Classes with guest teachers.
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Classes with Anibal and Valeria.
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Classes of Chacarera with guest teachers.

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THE MEALS
TRIP 19 NIGHTS:
We will take you to special places, some hidden (great secrets of Bs As) with the best gastronomic quality, not frequented by tourists, far from the center. We do not want to specify their names because we want them to continue to be maintained in this way. There will be a very special dinner in a typical "Cena Show" where we'll watch a Tango Show with live music.
In Country tour trip:
You'll have the opportunity to taste the unique flavors of the region and the wines of the area.

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COUNTRY TOUR: A 4 DAYS TRIP TO KNOWTHE NATURAL BEAUTY OF OUR COUNTRY
Our country covers an area of 2,780,400 km2. Argentina is one of the most biodiverse countries in the world, hosting one of the greatest ecosystem varieties in the world: 15 continental zones, 2 marine zones, and the Antarctic region are all represented in its territory. Argentina has 35 National Parks and we believe that combining the Tango trip with a type of tourism is so special and different from what European tourists are used to is THE BEST COMBINATION!!!
In 2026 edition We have 4 possible destinations to confirm in September: Perito Moreno Glacier, Salta Province, Catamarca Province or Montevideo, Uruguay.

PERITO MORENO GLACIER, Santa Cruz
The Perito Moreno Glacier, Bismarck Glacier, or Francisco Gormaz Glacier is a glacier located mostly in the Lago Argentino department of the province of Santa Cruz, in southwestern Argentina, in the Patagonia region, with a portion of its surface located in Natales, Chile. It is part of Los Glaciares National Park in the Argentine part and Bernardo O'Higgins National Park in the Chilean part.
This glacier is part of the Southern Patagonian Ice Field, originating partly in the Magallanes and Chilean Antarctic regions of Chile, with its boundary demarcated by the 1998 agreement. As it descends, it reaches the southern arm of Lake Argentino, with a 5 km long front, rising above the water at a height of about 60 m.
Thanks to its constant advance, it forms a dam with the waters of the Rico arm of the lake, creating a drop in elevation of up to 30 m relative to the rest of the lake. The pressure of this liquid mass causes leaks in the ice, creating a tunnel with a vault over 50 m high. The collapse of this vault is an unusual natural spectacle and one of the park's greatest attractions.

SALTA "La Linda" province
“The Great Adventure” is an excursion that you cannot miss on your next visit to Puerto Iguazú. Known as the “Baptism of the Falls”; This tour combines the adrenaline of being just meters away from the most important waterfalls, with a 4x4 jungle tour.
First, a 4x4 truck that will take you into the depths of the Misiones jungle for 5 kilometers, along the Yacaratiá and Puerto Macuco trails.
The tour will continue with a descent of 100 meters to board the semi-rigid rubber boat that will take you to travel 6 kilometers of the Iguazú River; approaching the foot of the majestic Devil's Throat. The view you will get will be unforgettable!
Then, you will vibrate with excitement as you face the San Martín and Tres Mosqueteros waterfalls; enjoying the famous “baptism of the mists”.

CATAMARCA PROVINCE
Catamarca, referred to in the provincial constitution as the Province of Catamarca, is one of the twenty-three provinces into which the Argentine Republic is divided. It is also one of the twenty-four self-governing states or first-order jurisdictions that make up the country, and one of the twenty-four national legislative electoral districts. Its capital and most populous city is San Fernando del Valle de Catamarca.
It is located in the northwest of the country, in the Norte Grande Argentino region, bordering Salta to the north, Tucumán and Santiago del Estero to the east, Córdoba to the southeast, La Rioja to the south, and Chile to the west, whose border is determined by the watershed of the Andes mountain range. With 368,000 inhabitants in 2010, it is the fifth least populated province—ahead of La Rioja, La Pampa, Santa Cruz, and Tierra del Fuego, Antarctica, and the South Atlantic Islands, the least populated—and with 3.5 inhabitants/km², the fifth least densely populated, ahead of Río Negro, Chubut, La Pampa, and Santa Cruz, the least densely populated.
It was inhabited by the region's native population for several millennia until the intervention of the Spanish conquistadors in the mid-17th century. Since then, it has received various groups of immigrants, especially Spaniards, although unlike other Argentine provinces, these have not outnumbered the original population. The mixture of both groups gave rise to the province's current population, composed primarily of whites and mestizos.

MONTEVIDEO, Uruguay
Montevideo is the capital of the Eastern Republic of Uruguay and the department of the same name. It is located in the southern part of the country, encompassing a large metropolitan region with more than 2,400,000 inhabitants—66% of the country's total population (Uruguayan census 2023-INE). It borders the Río de la Plata, where Montevideo Bay and the region's main port are located. Its population is 1,325,968 in the department and 1,947,604 in the metropolitan area, ranking it thirtieth in South America.
It has been ranked as the city with the best quality of life in Latin America since 2006. It is classified as a "beta" category global city. It is ranked as the 51st largest city in Latin America and the 73rd in the world. It is ranked 18th in the world for the extension of its Metropolitan Region, which exceeds 100 km in radius from km 0 of the city and completely absorbs several departmental capitals such as San José de Mayo, Florida, Minas and the conurbation of Maldonado -Punta del Este-San Carlos with more than 240,000 inhabitants according to the last census in early 2023 (INE of Uruguay). It was the eighth most visited city in Latin America by foreigners in 2013. In 2023, in the metropolitan area the GDP is US $ 63 billion, and the GDP per capita is US $ 47,512. It is the ninth in terms of purchasing power per inhabitant.
