Iguassu & Beyond - 9 Days

Frequently asked questions

• What is the overall style of this tour?

  This nine-day 'Classic' style adventure is designed for nature lovers who also want to explore urban nightlife and relax on beautiful beaches, offering a perfect combination of natural beauty and cosmopolitan culture.

• What type of accommodation is provided?

  The tour includes 8 nights in hotels. Please be aware that some properties may have only two stories without elevators, so you might need to carry your luggage up stairs.

• What meals are included during the tour?

  Eight breakfasts are included. Other meals are generally not included to allow for maximum flexibility in dining choices, but your CEO can suggest great local eateries.

• What is the typical group size for this tour?

  The tour operates with a minimum of 1 and a maximum of 17 participants.

• What is the physical activity level for this tour?

  This tour has a physical rating of 2, requiring an average level of fitness and mobility. Travelers should be able to walk without assistance, climb 3-4 flights of stairs, step on and off small boats, and manage their own luggage.

• What are some of the main attractions and experiences included in the tour?

  The tour includes visits to the spectacular Iguassu Falls (with views from both Argentina and Brazil), a G for Good Moment: Guaraní Community Experience in Puerto Iguazú, and time to soak in the sun on Ilha Grande's beaches and experience colonial culture in Paraty. All internal flights and ground transportation between destinations are also included.

• Are there any optional activities available?

  Yes, there are many optional activities. For instance, in Foz do Iguaçu, you can take a helicopter ride over the falls or visit a bird park. In Paraty, options include a boat trip in the bay, kayaking, horseback riding, or a jeep tour. On Ilha Grande, you can hike, snorkel, or simply relax on the beach. In Rio de Janeiro, options like a city tour, football game, or hang gliding are available.

• Who will be leading the tour?

  The trip is accompanied by a CEO (Chief Experience Officer) throughout, along with local guides at specific locations. Your CEO will handle logistics, provide local information, suggest activities, and ensure you have the best possible experience.

• What currency should I bring, and what are the recommendations for managing money?

  The currency in Argentina is the Argentine Peso (ARS) and in Brazil, the Brazilian Real (BRL). It's recommended to bring USD in cash for the Argentinean portion, and a combination of US dollar cash and cards for the entire trip. Credit and debit cards are useful for cash advances, but be aware of potential fees or limited acceptance in some areas. Traveler's cheques are not recommended.

• Are there any specific health or vaccination requirements?

  You should consult your travel doctor for up-to-date medical travel information and required inoculations well before departure. A Yellow Fever certificate may be required upon entering the countries visited. It's also recommended to carry a first aid kit and personal medical supplies.

• Are there luggage restrictions for internal flights?

  Yes, for internal flights with Aerolineas Argentinas, there's a limit of 1 piece of checked baggage up to 15kg and a carry-on up to 5kg. Overweight baggage (up to 23kg) may incur an airline charge, and luggage exceeding 23kg is not permitted.

• How does the tour accommodate solo travelers?

  The tour is designed for shared accommodation without a single supplement. Solo travelers joining group trips are paired in twin or multi-share accommodation with someone of the same sex.

• What modes of transportation are used during the tour?

  The tour utilizes a combination of planes for internal travel, shared vans for ground transfers, and ferries for accessing island destinations like Ilha Grande.