Buenos Aires & Iguazu Falls vacation in Argentina

Planet

CARBON REDUCTION

-Low-Impact and Human-Powered Exploration
Experiences such as guided walking tours in Cusco, exploration of Machu Picchu on foot, boardwalk trails at Iguazú Falls, and urban exploration in Buenos Aires prioritize walking and low-emission activities.

-Say Bosque Regeneration Commitment
Through Say Bosque initiative, each journey contributes directly to native forest restoration projects in Patagonia, embedding carbon reduction and regeneration into the cost of travel itself. In collaboration with ReforestArg, we plant ten trees for every traveler to contribute to the cherished landscapes we adore.
Twice a year, we journey to Cholila, Chubut – Argentine Patagonia – to plant these trees, playing our part in preserving native forests, bolstering the local community, and giving back to Mother Earth.


ENVIRONMENT AND WILDLIFE

-Support for Protected and UNESCO Sites
The itinerary includes visits to Machu Picchu, the Sacred Valley, Iguazú National Park (Argentina and Brazil), and Tijuca Forest in Rio de Janeiro, supporting conservation, park management, and biodiversity protection.

-Responsible Wildlife and Nature Encounters
Nature-based experiences such as rainforest walks in Iguazú, visits to Güirá Oga wildlife sanctuary, and exploration of Tijuca Forest by jeep are conducted with respect for native species and fragile ecosystems.

-Environmental Interpretation Through Local Guides
Guided tours at Machu Picchu, Cusco archaeological sites, and Iguazú Falls provide insight into Andean and subtropical ecosystems, cultural landscapes, and long-term conservation challenges.

People

LOCAL ECONOMY

-Small, Locally Owned Accommodations
Lodging throughout the Sacred Valley, Cusco, Buenos Aires, Iguazú, and Rio de Janeiro prioritizes small hotels and locally managed properties, ensuring tourism revenue supports local communities.

-Local Guides and Cultural Experiences
Activities such as the Sacred Valley full-day tour, Cusco city and archaeological sites, Buenos Aires city tour and tango show, and Rio de Janeiro sightseeing tours are led by local guides and cultural specialists.

-Regional Gastronomy and Handicrafts
The program encourages engagement with local markets, artisan communities in Chinchero, traditional cuisine in Cusco and Buenos Aires, and neighborhood dining across all destinations.


EMPLOYMENT, INCLUSIVITY AND DIVERSITY

-Local and Fair Employment Practices
The journey relies on destination-based guides, drivers, hospitality staff, and cultural interpreters, supporting stable employment across urban centers and rural regions.

-Responsible and Inclusive Travel Values
Social responsibility, environmental care, and respect for cultural heritage are embedded throughout the itinerary, ensuring meaningful and ethical travel experiences.

-Inclusive and Respectful Travel Design
The itinerary is designed to be welcoming to travelers of diverse backgrounds, promoting respectful cultural exchange and flexible exploration options across South America.