Iguazú Falls & Buenos Aires, Argentina

In Iguazú: Jungle, Mist & Thunder
The first thing you notice is the air—warm, green, and heavy with the scent of rain. Paths of red earth lead you through dense forest, where butterflies drift and coatis move along the edges. Then the sound builds: a low roar that turns into a full body vibration as you approach the falls.

Walkways carry you out over the river to balconies suspended in mist. Here, 275 separate falls crash into a canyon of jungle, throwing up clouds of spray and rainbows that hang in the air. You feel the ground hum beneath your shoes; conversations drop to whispers; cameras come out, but there’s always a moment where you just stand and take it in.

Between outings, your lodge slows everything down again. A pool under tall palms, a drink in your hand, the sky going soft as evening moves in. Rooms are cool and quiet, with just enough jungle outside the window to remind you where you are.

In Buenos Aires: Contrast & Quiet Luxury
A short flight trades red earth for city stone. Buenos Aires greets you with leafy avenues, Belle-Époque buildings, and a boutique hotel tucked into a quiet, elegant neighborhood. It’s the kind of place where mornings start with a cortado and a still-warm medialuna in a tiled café, and you can decide the day from there.

Maybe it’s a walk through plazas and museums, an afternoon glass of Malbec at a sidewalk table, or a visit to a design shop that feels more like a gallery. As night falls, wood-fire parrillas send smoke into the air and cocktail bars light up behind unmarked doors. You can lean into the energy or keep it low-key—either way, the city feels generous and alive.

Throughout, our team is there in the background: arranging transfers, shaping your days with recommendations, securing restaurant reservations, and making small adjustments as you go. The result is a journey that feels polished but never stiff—just enough structure to relax into, with plenty of space to wander.