1. Tigre and the Delta del Paraná
2. Overview: Venture north to Tigre, a charming town nestled along the Parana River Delta. Known for its intricate network of waterways and lush islands, Tigre invites visitors to explore via a scenic boat tour. Meander through the delta, where stilted houses, elegant mansions, and dense forests create a serene landscape. Don't miss the Puerto de Frutos, a bustling market filled with artisanal crafts and fresh produce.
3. Duration: Half Day

4. Next Stop: Enjoy a traditional Argentine asado (barbecue) at one of the many riverside restaurants.

5. Colonia del Sacramento, Uruguay

6. Overview: Take a ferry across the Rio de la Plata to Colonia del Sacramento, a UNESCO World Heritage site in Uruguay. This quaint colonial town boasts cobblestone streets, historic buildings, and a laid-back atmosphere. Stroll through the Barrio Histórico, visit the lighthouse for panoramic views, and savor Uruguayan cuisine at a local eatery.
7. Duration: Full Day (including ferry travel)

8. Must Try: Indulge in chivito, Uruguay's famous sandwich, for lunch.

9. Luján

10. Overview: Travel west to Luján, home to the grandiose Basilica of Our Lady of Luján, a significant religious pilgrimage site. The basilica's neo-gothic architecture and towering statue of the Virgin Mary draw thousands of visitors each year. Afterward, explore the nearby Museo de la Ciudad, which offers insights into the town's history and culture.
11. Duration: Half Day

12. Afternoon Delight: Sample traditional empanadas at a local bakery before heading back to Buenos Aires.

13. Mendoza Wine Tour

14. Overview: For oenophiles, a day trip to Mendoza involves a flight rather than a drive, but it's worth it for the chance to taste some of Argentina's finest wines. Visit vineyards nestled at the foot of the Andes, where high-altitude winemaking produces exceptional Malbecs. Participate in wine tastings and learn about viticulture practices while surrounded by breathtaking mountain vistas.
15. Duration: Full Day (flights included)

16. Wine Pairing: Pair your wine with a delicious asado lunch prepared at a vineyard estate.

17. San Antonio de Areco, Gaucho Town

18. Overview: Immerse yourself in the gaucho (Argentine cowboy) culture in San Antonio de Areco, a colonial town that preserves the country's rural traditions. Explore the historic Plaza Areco, visit the Ricardo Güiraldes Gaucho Museum, and witness a live demonstration of traditional silver craftsmanship.
19. Duration: Half Day
20. Local Flavor: Savor mate, Argentina's national drink, in a traditional gaucho estancia (ranch).

Each day trip offers a unique perspective on Argentina's diverse landscapes, heritage, and culinary delights, ensuring a memorable addition to your Buenos Aires adventure.