Buenos Aires is an elegant and the busiest city in South America which represents the Argentine essence. In spite of its modern constructions and dynamic activity, it has managed to preserve old traditions and charming corners. Visitors are fascinated by its environment, the individuality of each of its neighbourhoods, the cordiality of its people, and its wide selection of cultural and commercial opportunities. Buenos Aires, surrounded by Argentina s splendid countryside, is the great cosmopolitan doorway to South America

The tour  visits the most important spots in the spectacular city of Buenos Aires. At the first stop you will discover the history of “May Square”, the site of the most important historical events and where their protagonists made history since its foundation where you can see its surroundings, the most emblematic buildings, and learn all about them. Then enjoy May Avenue and wonder in awe at the oldest residential neighborhood in Buenos Aires: San Telmo. Walk along its cobble-stoned streets and discover its antiques shops and picturesque buildings. Live and feel the original Tango in the neighborhood of La Boca: walk along “Caminito Street” and enjoy the dancers and souvenir shops. See the mythical Boca Juniors soccer stadium. Contemplate the modernization of the city whilst traveling along “Madero Port” and its exclusive docks, full of excellent restaurants and large office buildings. Pass through the Retiro neighborhood and move on to see Palermo and its most exclusive residential area before finally arriving at Recoleta. Once there, discover the final resting place of Eva Peron, “Evita” and wander through Recoleta Cemetery where she is to be found.

Olivos Golf Club is a course of 27 holes in an extension with Important unleveling, beautiful trees and greens of excellent quality and design. Founded in 1926 and designed by Luther Koontz. Considered one of the best golf courses in Argentina and one of the best in South America. It has hosted the Argentine Open, the Masters and the Argentinian "Golf World Cup on 2010"

It is the oldest course in Argentina, designed by Mungo Park in 1907, and takes its name from Scotland s St Andrew s. It is one of the best well-known courses because of its tradition and also its difficulties. With its extension of 6472 yards, it has a frightening rough even for the most skilful golfers. In this club the Abierto de la República Argentina Open Championship has been played most times. And the master Robert De Vicenzo gained in the Open on two occasions in San Andrés.

Designed by Robert Hagge in 1994, with nine lakes all interconnected, excellent greens and all the year round in great condition. The founders of Buenos Aires Golf Club intended to provide the country with a top-level club and support de growth of golf in Argentina by organizing important tournaments such as the “Golf World Cup” in 2000, with the stellar presence of Tiger Woods, David Duval...

It closeness to the Andean Cordillera Mountain range turns it into an unbeatable destination for adventure tourism. You can enjoy endless and marvellous hikes, horse rides through the greenery of the landscape, nautical sports in its crystalline waters, mountaineering, The renowned Wine Route deserves a chapter of its own; on it travellers can visit hundred year old wine cellars and sample excellent vintage wines produced out of carefully selected grapes. Mendoza is known as the wine capital .

This golf course with 18 holes is at the bottom of the Andes mountain range in the town of Guaymallen, It has a beautiful design with broad fairways bordered whit pines trees and other tree varieties , lakes estrategily placed to provide an extra challenge to the players. The greens are very well kept with a lot of downwards. It counts with the only driving range in the province and polo and tennis courts. It is par 72 with 6704 yards.

While in Mendoza, it is impossible to resist the temptation to visit the wineries that have made this province so famous. Mendoza is one of the most important winemaking poles in Argentina. Its wines have acquired worldwide recognition for their taste, aroma and color, especially its “malbec”. Our guide will teach us about wine from Mendoza, its elaboration process, vineyard’s conduction systems, and wine tasting secrets and techniques. We will have lunch in a recognized winery, where we will enjoy an unforgettable gastronomic experience.

Our 18-hole, par 71 golf course is characterized by its mountainous desert design where the terrain shows slopes and ravines accompanied by striking and attractive native vegetation.

Capital of Chile located in the Central Valley, framed by the majestic Mountain range of the Andes. Important metropolis where the French classic baroque and the Spanish colonial architecture are combined with modern high buildings. The beautiful and extensive valleys that surround the city give rise to famous Chilean wines, in addition to a pleasant Mediterranean climate, between summits of the mountain range with their winter centers and the privileged coast of the Pacific Ocean. Elegant hotels are located only a few steps away of the main commercial avenues and for a more varied selection of articles, the modern metropolitan subway covers in few minutes the distance to Providence or Las Condes, areas of important commercial centers, exclusive boutiques, ample pedestrian strolls and restaurants offering a varied gastronomy and excellent wines of tradition.

Nestled in the foothills of the Andes in Santiago, the Club de Golf La Dehesa offers outstanding mountain views. This golf club Began in the late 60s. The course offers the longest par 5 course in South America, located on the 18th hole (660 yards). Club de Golf La Dehesa was Chosen for the world amateur championship in 1998, and it was the last That Sergio Garcia played course before becoming a pro.

Santa Rita Wine Tour: Only 45 minutes from Santiago. Located at the foothills of Alto Jahuel, in Buin, the Santa Rita vineyard is surrounded by a unique natural environment, where wine tradition, Chilean history, culture, and gastronomy intersect. This tour starts in the vineyard, getting to know the vinification cellars, storage, and bottling, and ends with a Reserved wine tasting. The Santa Rita vineyard also contains the Andean Musem, with multiple rooms to discover such as the Rapa Nui collection, the Diaguitas collection, the Arica culture archeological collection, the San Pedro culture collection, and a room dedicated to the Mapuche culture. A fascinating trip through the cultural heritage of Chile and the tradition of Chilean wine.

Undurraga Wine Tour:  A Vineyard Full of History: The vineyard dates back to the year 1882, when wine production started with plants brought over from Europe, and today boasts of state-of-the-art technology dedicated to the production of high-quality wines. One of the pioneers in the export of national wines, currently its market is made up of 65 countries around the world. You will be able to be a part of this experience, in which you will get to know all of the installations and cellars, the ground, the way the plantation is done, its harvest, and the entire process of the grape, which culminates with the tasting of this famous wine.

Concha y Toro Wine Tour: Enjoy a relaxing drive through the beautiful Chilean wine country to the legendary Concha y Toro Winery.
Begin your half-day winery tour at the stunningly-landscaped antique gardens just outside the Casona, a mansion that was once used as the summer residence of the Concha y Toro family. Cross into the Pirque Vineyards to learn about the growth and development of vines assisted by the meticulous attention of master vineyard keepers, and then sample a quality glass of Casillero del Diablo Carmenere; Chile’s emblematic wine.
After your first tasting, descend underground into the winery’s intriguing system of ancient cellars. Visit the famed Casillero del Diablo (Devil’s Cellar), the source of a famous legend that made Chilean wine known around the world.  Once you’ve met your wine-match, visit the wine shop where the full assortment of ultra-premium Concha y Toro wines are available for sale as well as books and souvenirs to commemorate your visit.

You can select the half day Wine Tour to any of the following Vineyards (in advance)!

On this full-day tour from Santiago you’ll visit the historical port of Valparaíso, taking in its steep streets, panoramic views, and Bohemian lifestyle. Admire the gardens, parks, and beaches of popular Viña del Mar, Chile’s premier seaside resort.

You’ll depart from Santiago on this full-day excursion to the Pacific Coast. Pass through the beautifully groomed vineyards of the Curacavi and Casablanca valleys before arriving in Valparaiso. Valparaiso, Spanish for Paradise Valley, is a cultural hotspot that serves as one of the country’s most important seaports.

The entire city is recognized as a UNESCO World Heritage Site for its intriguing cobblestone labyrinth of streets, historic buildings, and ancient funiculars along steeply sloping hills.

From the Mirador 21 de Mayo lookout you’ll enjoy spectacular, panoramic views of the city and harbor. Your guide will point out some of the more interesting sights and will be happy to answer any questions you may have.

Next, you’ll visit the garden city, Viña del Mar, home to the most-visited beach on Chile’s central coast. The city boasts beautiful parks and gardens, and miles of sparkling beaches. See the Presidential Castle, Liberty Avenue, the 1930s Casino, and various classic century-old mansions. As a part of the experience, you may want enjoy lunch on your own at a delightful Viña del Mar restaurant

The Araucaria Golf Club is located 40 minutes from Santiago and is one of the most complete golf clubs of Chile. This golf course features 18 regulation holes that will enjoy 6543 yard course located on 64 hectares, considered one of the best courses in the country.

On your last day we can guide you back to the airport or in case you want to experience more, we will be excited to inform you about all the possibilities!.