
Buenos Aires to Santiago (via Mendoza) Travel Pass
Make your way from the Argentinean capital to the Chilean capital, and get to see the best of both countries.
Immerse yourself in the vibrant local culture, experience a live tango show in Buenos Aires, and visit a couple of wineries in Mendoza!
Tour Highlights
- Experience a magical Tango Show with talented artists and musicians
- Discover all about the main wines produced in Argentina
- Explore Santiago’s neighbourhoods and popular markets as a local by bike
Price from
$1,100.00
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Tour Operator:
Bamba Travel
Max group size:
Destination
Argentina, Chile, South America
Age range:
Tour id:
99322
Adventure Style:
Active, Bicycle, Cultural, Culture, Food & Culinary, History, Nature & Adventure
Inclusions:
- - Tango, Wine & Empanadas Experience
- - Mendoza Wine Experience
- - Santiago Bike City Experience
Departures:
Contact our sales team to confirm the latest dates.Itinerary
Day 1: Buenos Aires, Argentina
Learn the most important places in the history of tango and the neighbourhood where the culture and identity began!
Furthermore, experience a personalized tango class while you do a tasting of wines and empanadas.
Day 2: Cordoba, Argentina
Transfer from Buenos Aires to Cordoba.
Please make your own way to the bus station to catch your bus to Cordoba.
Day 3: Cordoba, Argentina
Enjoy a free day to experience on your own.
Day 4: Mendoza, Argentina
Transfer from Cordoba to Mendoza.
Please make your own way to the bus station to catch your bus to Mendoza.
Day 5: Mendoza, Argentina
Begin a great day in Mendoza where you will take a tour of the principal wine making area in the country.
Visit two wineries where you will learn about the processes and methods to produce the wine before enjoying a wine tasting.
Day 6: Santiago, Chile
Transfer from Mendoza to Santiago.
Please make your own way to the bus station to catch your bus to Santiago.
Day 7: Santiago, Chile
Fully experience Santiago’s vivid personality on bicycle by riding through the lively streets, markets and plazas of the city centre to learn about the country’s history through the eyes and ears of a local.
