La Boca Hostel
Hostel, homestay or tent, shared
Argentina — light
Condor Overland
Runs this trip
6 Days · 5 Nights
Fully planned multi-day journey
Accommodation
La Boca Hostel
Fully guided
A guide travels with the group for the whole trip.
Walking / cultural tour
Six days, with both sides of the falls
Low Intensity
Travelers can expect comfortable transfers and light walking
Group size on request
Ages 8+ Welcome
The operator's minimum age for this trip is 8
Where this operator goes
6 days · 13 stopsItinerary
6 days, planned by Condor Overland
Recoleta cemetery is a walled city of mausoleums with Eva Peron in one of them, and it is the strangest hour in the city.
Buenos Aires, RecoletaHow the day runs
- 1 hrsTransfer into the city
- MealsDinner
- AccommodationLa Boca Hostel
Included Activities
- Airport transfer
- Hotel night
- Recoleta cemetery entry
LANDMARKS Recoleta Cemetery Plaza de Mayo Obelisco Start point Buenos Aires, Ezeiza International Airport (EZE), Buenos Aires 00:00 - 23:59A milonga is a social dance where locals go; a tango show is a stage production for visitors. Both exist and they are not the same evening.
La Boca, Buenos AiresHow the day runs
- 9:30 AM — La Boca and Caminito, then San Telmo
- 9:00 PM — a milonga, which is where people actually dance
- MealsBreakfast
- AccommodationBuenos Aires Hostel
Included Activities
- Guided walking day
- Milonga entry with a beginner class
Optional Activities
- A tango show, which is a different and more expensive thing
LANDMARKS Caminito San Telmo market Plaza Dorrego The Parana delta north of the city is a maze of channels where people live in stilt houses and commute by boat.
Buenos Aires, Tigre, IguazuHow the day runs
- 1 hrs8:30 AM — the Tren de la Costa to the delta
- 2 hrs5:00 PM — north to the subtropics
- MealsBreakfast
- AccommodationIguazu Hostel
Included Activities
- Delta boat
- Domestic flight
- Hotel night at Puerto Iguazu
LANDMARKS Tigre delta Parana river Puerto Iguazu The Argentine side puts you on top of the falls — the Devil's Throat walkway ends directly over an eighty-metre drop.
Iguazu, Devil's ThroatHow the day runs
- 1 hrs8:00 AM — the park train to the Garganta walkway
- 5 hrs11:00 AM — the upper and lower circuits
- MealsBreakfast
- AccommodationIguazu Hostel
Included Activities
- Park entry and train
- Guided circuits
- Hotel night
Optional Activities
- The Gran Aventura speedboat under the falls
LANDMARKS Garganta del Diablo Upper Circuit Lower Circuit San Martin island Argentina puts you in the falls; Brazil shows you all of them at once. Doing only one side is the common mistake here.
Iguazu, Brazil SideHow the day runs
- 1 hrs8:30 AM — across the border for the wide view
- 3 hrs10:00 AM — the single trail along the gorge
- MealsBreakfast
- AccommodationIguazu Hostel
Included Activities
- Brazil park entry
- Border transport
- Hotel night
LANDMARKS Brazilian panorama Parque das Aves Border crossing Domestic flights land at Aeroparque in the city; international leave from Ezeiza, forty-five minutes away. Leave time for the transfer.
Iguazu, Buenos AiresHow the day runs
- 2 hrsMorning flight back to the capital
- MealsBreakfast
- AccommodationNot included — onward travel
Included Activities
- Domestic flight
- Airport transfer
Optional Activities
- A last parrilla lunch in Palermo
- Day 1Day 1 · Arrive Buenos Aires
- Day 2Day 2 · La Boca, San Telmo and a tango night
- Day 3Day 3 · Tigre delta, then fly north
- Day 4Day 4 · Iguazu: the Argentine side
- Day 5Day 5 · The Brazilian side
- Day 6Day 6 · Back to Buenos Aires, and out
Pickup point
Day 1 · Fri, 18 Sept, 2026
Meet atBuenos AiresEzeiza International Airport (EZE), Buenos Aires
Reporting time00:00 - 23:59
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Included in the price
You arrange yourself
Most of these can be added to your booking later — the operator confirms within a day.
Where you'll stay
Published by the operator. Nights on the ground can move with weather and permissions.
Buenos Aires Hostel
Hostel, homestay or tent, shared
Iguazu Hostel
Hostel, homestay or tent, shared
What you'll eat
5 breakfasts and 1 dinner across 6 days, at camp. It opens with dinner on day 1 and closes with breakfast on day 6.
- DinnerServed on day 1
- BreakfastServed on days 2–6
6 meal services named in the itinerary. Vegetarian and vegan covered; Jain, gluten-free and allergies on notice at booking
Who runs this trip
Operated by
Condor OverlandVerified
“Latin America by public bus, the way most people actually do it”
Based in La Paz Running treks since 2014
- Rating
- 4.7(3 reviews)
- Response time
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About Condor Overland
Overland routes on scheduled buses and public ferries. Slower, cheaper, and closer to how the continent moves.
Cancellation policy: Full refund up to 14 days before departure
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Customer reviews
Overall rating
4.7/5
Based on 3 reviews
Review summary
Food4.7/5
Guide4.7/5
Itinerary4.3/5
Transport5.0/5
Accommodation3.7/5
Tour operator5.0/5
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Rahul Menon – Ahmedabad2026-01-01 · Verified booking
Well paced over 6 days with enough free time to not feel herded. Hostel nights are basic but clean, and that's what the price says. The team read the group well and adjusted without making a thing of it. Good value for what's included.
Reply from Condor Overland
Thank you. We've taken the point about the transfer and are reviewing it.
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Sofia Marchetti – Auckland2026-01-01 · Verified booking
Everything was arranged properly — transfers, entries, all of it. Solid operator.
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Sofia Marchetti – Singapore2026-01-01 · Verified booking
Good mix of the obvious things and a few places we'd never have found. Nothing fancy about the beds, and nothing wrong with them either. Recommended.
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Questions people ask
Indian passport holders do need a Brazil visa, and it must be arranged before you travel — there is no visa on arrival at the Iguazu land border. Without it you see the Argentine side only, which is why the budget operator makes that day optional.
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