Tigre & De La Costa by Train

Seeing the Delta means appreciating the generosity of nature in this extraordinary place that is impossible to ignore. Leaving Buenos Aires we will head for this natural paradise. Sail along the Delta and its islands. The life of the “isleños” (people who live on the islands of the Delta) is very special. Learn about their customs, culture and way of life. See the elegant residences located in the residential neighborhoods of the northern suburbs. Visit San Isidro neighborhood where you will get to know its history and people. On the way back to Buenos Aires city, we will pass by the Presidential Residence of Quinta de Olivos.

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Evita Tour Buenos Aires

Learn about the life of Evita Peron in this exclusive tour that tells her story. Visit the various places where her work was carried out: the CGT building (Labor General Confederation), Mayo Avenue, the famous balcony, the Labor Ministry, her mausoleum, Our Lady of Pillar Church, and the National Library building.

We will also visit the Evita Museum. A tour guide will lead you through, helping you understand, feel and experience the life and work of one of the most important women in Argentina. This is the perfect tour for those seeking to learn more about an important era of Argentinean history.

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The Famous Perito Moreno Glacier

Departing from Puerto Bajo de la Sombra, we will arrive at the glacier where we will begin by navigating the Rico Arm. On the way, pass in front of the wall of the Perito Moreno Glacier. Here you can appreciate the imposing glacier and the height of its massive walls.

You will also be given the chance to visit the footbridge in front of the glacier. At the Mirador (or footbridge) enjoy a magnificent view of the glacier, an unforgettable moment.

The glacier advances on the waters of the lake, until reaching the opposite shore. The rupture of the glacier is a spectacular process that begins as the glacier advances to the front of the peninsula of Magallanes until forming a natural dike of ice. This formation obstructs the drainage of the water from the Rico Arm to the Channel of the Témpanos.

As the waters of the Rio Arm exert pressure on the wall of the glacier a tube of ice is formed that allows for water flow between the basins and lakes again.

Finally this tunnel collapses. This event can last from 1 to 2 days and offers a spectacular show of singular beauty. Once it is complete, two basins obstruct the channel and the whole process begins again.

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