Argentina and Brazil tour, tailor made

Planet

CARBON REDUCTION

-Compact, Region-Based Itinerary Design
The route links Buenos Aires, Iguazú, and Rio de Janeiro through efficient regional flights and multi-night stays, minimizing unnecessary transfers while maximizing time on the ground.

-Low-Impact, Walking-Focused Experiences
Activities such as the Buenos Aires city tour, boardwalk exploration at Iguazú National Park, and sightseeing at Corcovado and Sugarloaf emphasize walking and short-distance transport.

-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

-Protection of UNESCO and Iconic Natural Sites
The itinerary includes Iguazú National Park (Argentina and Brazil) and Tijuca Forest in Rio de Janeiro, supporting conservation of rainforest ecosystems and biodiversity.

-Responsible Wildlife Observation
Guided walks on the Argentine side of Iguazú Falls encourage respectful wildlife spotting, including birds, butterflies, and small mammals, without disturbing natural habitats.

-Environmental Interpretation by Local Guides
Tours such as the Argentine-side Iguazú Falls excursion and Corcovado visit through Tijuca Forest provide context on rainforest ecology, water systems, and conservation challenges.

People

LOCAL ECONOMY

-Small, Locally Managed Accommodations
Lodging in Buenos Aires, Puerto Iguazú, and Rio de Janeiro prioritizes locally operated hotels, ensuring tourism revenue benefits host communities.

-Local Guides and Cultural Experiences
Experiences including the Buenos Aires city tour, Iguazú Falls guided visits, and Corcovado & Sugarloaf tour are led by local professionals and specialists.

-Regional Culture and Gastronomy
Free time in Buenos Aires and Rio encourages engagement with local cafés, neighborhood restaurants, samba shows, and Brazilian barbecue venues.


EMPLOYMENT, INCLUSIVITY AND DIVERSITY

-Local and Fair Employment Practices
The journey relies on destination-based guides, drivers, performers, and hospitality staff, supporting stable employment across Argentina and Brazil.

-Inclusive and Welcoming Travel Design
Cultural experiences such as city tours, natural attractions, and beach time are accessible and designed to welcome travelers of diverse backgrounds.

-Responsible Tourism Values
Cultural respect, environmental care, and social responsibility are integrated throughout the itinerary, ensuring tourism benefits both visitors and local communities.