Argentina and Brazil Tours and Trips

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Experience the allure and charm of South America with Argentina and Brazil tours. From the vibrant streets of Buenos Aires to the stunning beaches of Rio de Janeiro, immerse yourself in the rich cultural heritage and natural beauty that define these captivating destinations. Wander through the historic neighborhood of La Boca and Recoleta, marvel at the majestic Iguazu Falls, and savor the flavors of traditional Brazilian cuisine. Whether you are exploring the architectural wonders of São Paulo or trekking the lush landscapes of the Argentine Patagonia, our tours to Argentina and Brazil offer unforgettable holiday experiences to all kinds of travelers. Scroll below to find our best tours to Brazil and Argentina.

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Catherine C. | Traveled in October

Great tour director . Peru wonderful and trip well planned. Santiago was a bit of an anti climax after leaving the wonders of Peru , however still great and Valparaiso and wine tour fabulous. Buenos Aires amazing and it would have been great to have had an extra night. Some days we had way too much food so was a bit of a waste. Maybe cut down on a couple of the dinners. The restaurant in Cusco sensational but our final dinner in Rio was terrible. It was a bit annoying having set menus with only a couple of choices especially when you read their menu online but don’t get to experience the full range of food. I understand this can be difficult for the restaurants but they should be able to cater for large groups. Our guides were all brilliant and accomodation was fabulous. Loved the hotel in Santiago but Cusco a bit of a let down. We had a very small room at Iguazú Falls. I found the room variations in the group at the same hotel could be a bit unfair but this happened only a couple of times. These are only minor points. This was an amazing trip and it is one I will remember for a very long time. Well done Lucury Gold

Grand South America
Tanya | Traveled in October

This was a fabulous trip, our tour leader Diego, was brilliant. He worked tirelessly to ensure we were all safe and got the best out of our time there. I travelled in October the weather was untypical, hot, cold, wet and dry, all extremes of, so I'd recommend taking a full range of clothing. Use the laundries, washing doesn't dry in the humid air. All the hotels were fine, but none had a kettle/coffee making facilities, so if it's important to you, squeeze one in your luggage. A couple of the rooms were quite small, especially for a twin share, but manageable. The travelling between towns was ok. There's lots and lots to see and do in Buenos Aires, including lots of market stalls around the Recoleta area with handmade crafts etc. The hop on/off bus helps sort out your own explorations. And Argentina's reputation for steak is well deserved! Iguazu did not disappoint, both sides were staggering. Be sure to have a waterproof phone cover. Paraty was charming and Ihla Grande a delight sadly a bit too cold for swimming. Traffic into Rio was like the M25. Rio itself is a vibrant place. Loads of places to eat, explore, far too many highlights to fit into the time available. If you can manage an extra day at each end of this trip you won't regret it. Still humming The girl from Ipanema.

Buenos Aires to Rio
Anonymous | Traveled in October

This was an amazing tour. The quality, knowledge and caring from all the guides was sensational particularly . The pace was perfect with multiple night stays giving time to enjoy each location. My only critism is that although the quality of the food was fabulous there were some days that I felt there was just too much, particularly days when there was both an included lunch and dinner. The most disappointing meal was the fair well dinner in Rio. I would not recommend Luxury Gold using it again. This was the second Luxury Gold tour I have done and I will certainly look forward to another in the future. The quality is always excellent and I would recommend the tour to anyone interested in enjoying the culture and scenery of South America.

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Anonymous | Traveled in October

A wonderful first-class trip! Awesome itinerary, top hotels, superb concierge and all the stress of handling luggage and airport hassles taken out of our hands to make it a fantastic holiday. The guides and local tours were great. I enjoyed every minute.

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Anonymous | Traveled in October

Argentina Patagonia and Chile had been on my bucket list, and this itinerary by Trafalgar is well balanced starting with the cosmopolitan elegance and history of Buenos Aires, giving the greater number of days to exploring the extraordinarily stunning beauty of Patagonia, and closing with beautiful Santiago de Chile surrounded by the Andes. I did add two extra days to explore Santiago.

Wonders of Patagonia
Rhiahn M. | Traveled in October

The South American explorer was amazing. Lots of fun and unique experiences I wouldn’t have experienced without contiki. It was a good balance of partying and non partying. Our trip manager was also the best, he was awesome and so fun, he really looked after us. One of the guides on the Inca trail was amazing too

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Argentina and Brazil Tours

Argentina and Brazil Tours

Experience the allure and charm of South America with Argentina and Brazil tours. From the vibrant streets of Buenos Aires to the stunning beaches of Rio de Janeiro, immerse yourself in the rich cultural heritage and natural beauty that define these captivating destinations. Wander through the historic neighborhood of La Boca and Recoleta, marvel at the majestic Iguazu Falls, and savor the flavors of traditional Brazilian cuisine. Whether you are exploring the architectural wonders of São Paulo or trekking the lush landscapes of the Argentine Patagonia, our tours to Argentina and Brazil offer unforgettable holiday experiences to all kinds of travelers.

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Traveling to Argentina and V/S Brazil: An Overview

Traveling between Argentina and Brazil is best done by air, with flights connecting major cities like Buenos Aires and Rio de Janeiro. The flight duration typically ranges from two to three hours.

Getting from Argentina and Brazil

For travelers embarking on an Argentina and Brazil tour, the journey typically starts with direct flights from major cities worldwide to key hubs in Buenos Aires and Rio de Janeiro. Buenos Aires particularly serves as a bustling entry point, offering convenient connections for visitors. Upon completing the exploration of Argentina and Brazil, various transportation options are available to transition into neighboring countries. Opt for swift direct flights from Buenos Aires or Rio de Janeiro to neighboring countries like Chile or Uruguay. For those seeking a scenic route, consider bus services or ferry connections to explore nearby regions at a relaxed pace.

Best time to visit Argentina and Brazil

Timing your visit is crucial to make the most of your trip to Argentina and Brazil. The optimal times to explore these vibrant South American destinations are spring (September to November) and fall (March to May). The weather is typically mild and pleasant during these periods, making it ideal for outdoor activities and sightseeing. Whether you're marveling at the natural wonders of Iguazu Falls or soaking up the culture in Buenos Aires, visiting during these months ensures a memorable and enjoyable experience.

For a seasonal guide, check out our articles on the best time to visit Argentina and the best time to visit Brazil.

Highlights of Argentina and Brazil Trips

  • During your trip to Iguazu Falls, make time to explore the surrounding landscapes for a more immersive tour.
  • Learn to tango while in Buenos Aires. Not only is it one of the favorite pastimes of the city, but also a great way to engage and socialize with locals.
  • Embark on a scenic cruise along the Amazon River, delving into the heart of the rainforest and encountering diverse wildlife species in their natural habitat.
  • Discover the iconic landmarks on your tour to Rio de Janeiro, from the towering Christ the Redeemer statue to the picturesque shores of Copacabana Beach.
  • Trek through the stunning landscapes of Patagonia, where you can hike among towering glaciers, turquoise lakes, and snow-capped peaks.
  • Immerse yourself in the rich cultural heritage of Salvador, exploring its colorful streets, vibrant markets, and historic landmarks.
  • Sample the diverse culinary delights of both countries, from traditional Brazilian feijoada to Argentine asado, experiencing South America's unique flavors and culinary traditions.
  • Experience the thrill of exploring the Pantanal, one of the world's largest tropical wetland areas, where you can spot an array of wildlife species, including jaguars, caimans, and capybaras.

Argentina and Brazil Travel Tips

  • Beat the crowds by visiting popular attractions like Christ the Redeemer in Rio de Janeiro or Iguazu Falls in Argentina during the early morning or late afternoon.
  • Explore beyond popular cities to discover hidden gems like Colonia del Sacramento, Paraty, Bariloche, Buzios, and Mendoza. These destinations offer unique experiences, from colonial charm to scenic vineyards, away from urban crowds.
  • Plan your itinerary around local festivals and events, such as Carnival in Rio de Janeiro or Argentina's Tango Festival in Buenos Aires.
  • Embrace the local culture by attending a traditional tango show in Buenos Aires or samba performance in Rio de Janeiro for an authentic South American experience.
  • Brush up on your Spanish and Portuguese language skills to enhance your travel experience and communicate with locals more effectively, especially in remote areas where English may not be widely spoken.

At a Glance: Argentina VS Brazil

  Argentina Brazil
Annual Visitors Approximately 6.8 million Approximately 6.4 million
Ideal duration 2 weeks 2 weeks
Transportation Direct flights connect major global cities to Buenos Aires and other key destinations. Domestic buses and trains offer efficient travel within the country, while exploring Patagonia or the wine regions. Cruise options are available for navigating the Beagle Channel or touring the Paraná Delta. Major cities like Rio de Janeiro and São Paulo are accessible via direct flights from global hubs. Domestic flights and buses are popular for traversing vast distances, whether visiting the Amazon Rainforest or exploring coastal cities. Riverboat cruises offer an immersive way to experience the Amazon River and its surrounding rainforest.
Top destinations Buenos Aires, Patagonia, Iguazu Falls, Mendoza, Ushuaia, Salta and Bariloche. Rio de Janeiro, São Paulo, Amazon Rainforest. Salvador. Florianópolis.
Top activities
  • Immerse yourself in the passionate rhythm of the tango in Buenos Aires.
  • Explore the renowned wine regions such as Mendoza and Salta and tour the vineyards.
  • Embark on scenic hikes through the stunning landscapes of Patagonia.
  • Experience the awe-inspiring beauty of the Perito Moreno Glacier in Los Glaciares National Park.
  • Encounter diverse wildlife species in their natural habitats, from spotting penguins and seals in Tierra del Fuego.
  • Explore Brazil’s stunning coastline, from the famous beaches of Copacabana and Ipanema.
  • Venture into the heart of the Amazon Rainforest, where you can trek through lush jungle trails, spot exotic wildlife and learn about indigenous culture.
  • Embark on a safari adventure in the Pantanal wetlands, one of the world's largest tropical wetland areas, where you can spot diverse wildlife species, including jaguars, caimans, and giant otters.
  • Explore Brazil's stunning waterfalls, including the iconic Iguazu Falls.
Affordability

USD75 per day on average.

Argentina is a relatively more affordable destination than Brazil. Visitors can experience the country's diverse offerings without breaking the bank with reasonably priced accommodations, dining options, and activities.

USD85 per day on average.

Brazil presents a relatively moderate cost of living, requiring travelers to budget carefully. While accommodations and certain activities may be more expensive compared to neighboring countries, the enriching experiences and warm hospitality often justify the cost, ensuring a memorable journey for visitors.

FAQ for Argentina and Brazil Tours

1. How many days to see Argentina and Brazil?

The ideal duration to explore Argentina and Brazil is generally around two weeks. This time frame allows you to visit must-visit destinations, experience diverse cultures, and immerse in various activities and attractions. However, the number of days needed may vary depending on your preferences, interests, and the places you wish to visit.

2. Are there tours from Argentina to Brazil?

Yes, numerous tours are available from Argentina to Brazil, catering to various interests and preferences. These tours typically offer comprehensive itineraries, allowing travelers to explore both countries' highlights, including iconic landmarks, cultural experiences, and natural wonders. Whether it’s a guided group tour, a self-guided adventure, or a customized itinerary to Argentina and Brazil, travelers have plenty of options when planning a trip from Argentina to Brazil.

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