2012 Travel Dates

From the moment I stepped into the excellent accommodation the experience began. Each day was planned in a way that it had its own ‘singular identity’ … a perfect day on its own.  From cycling around La Boca to late night performance dance, from tango halls to dining experiences at private restaurants where entry was by a knock at the front door to Palermo for shopping…it was action packed, vibrant and exciting. Mike interpreted all the way so language was never a problem and we prided ourselves on making the most of every experience and moment.”

 Jane Kennelly, Auckland, HowdyBA  June 2010

Trip dates September to Early November, 2012 (Spring)

Below are scheduled travel dates for the early 2012 season. These months are climatically the perfect time to visit Buenos Aires and the Andes/Wine Region.

N.B. note, these dates are flexible for group bookings of 5 or more travellers. Look forward to hearing from you!
For those who reside in the UK, the US and Australia – please
email Mike for ‘land-only’ packages in your currency

Highlights for 2012 now All Blacks v Pumas in La Plata  Saturday 29 September 2012

Suggested Trip Dates:

Trip 1: 
Arrive Buenos Aires 25 September 2012
(Includes tickets and transport to La Plata for the All Blacks-Pumas
Tri-Nations fixture)
Depart Buenos Aires 5 October 2012

Trip 2:
Arrive  Buenos Aires 11 October 2012 – includes Sidetrip to The Andes and Wine Country

Depart Buenos Aires 21 October 2012

Trip 3: TBA

Email Mike or call +649 889 2327 now if you’d like more information or have general inquiries and check out the ‘small print writ large’ here.

A note on the itineraries: The tours are designed for up to no more than 10 guests – those who want to explore/shop/museum hop/cafe lounge for part of the day will have ample opportunity with incisive walking maps and general guidance being offered. As well, there’ll be daily ‘mini’ activity tours with Mike Howie, a fluent Spanish speaker. The essence of these trips are to make them well organised but flexible and to give travellers a real Argentine experience away from spruikers and tired tourist traps.

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