Our goal is to explore the history of Buenos Aires by revisiting its most relevant events. We designed this experience for those who want to see the main highlights, discover historical and commercial neighborhoods, and understand how this great metropolis grew from its origins. The key spots we will visit are Plaza San Martín, our meeting point where we try on helmets, adjust our bikes, and remember the historical value of this key site for the liberation of the Americas; the Malvinas War Memorial and the Monumental Tower, where we will talk about the Malvinas conflict and the history of the tower gifted by the United Kingdom; and Puerto Madero and the Puente de la Mujer, where we will pedal through the most modern neighborhood to learn how its old docks turned into lofts and restaurants, stopping right in front of the famous bridge. We will also make a 10-minute stop at the Costanera Sur Ecological Reserve, a protected area to connect with the native flora and fauna of the coast, though it is closed on Mondays and days after a heavy storm. Next, we will travel back in time at La Boca and Caminito, the port neighborhood that welcomed tango and the great immigration wave. Here, we will have 25 to 35 minutes to walk along the famous Caminito street before passing by the iconic Boca Juniors stadium. Then, we will cross Parque Lezama and San Telmo, the first residential neighborhood in the city, which is full of heritage, myths, and colonial legends. Finally, we will reach Plaza de Mayo, our last stop and the most important square in the country. There, we will look at the Casa Rosada, the Cabildo, and the Cathedral while we review the political events that shaped Argentine history. Once we finish, we will head back together to our starting point.

Undoubtedly the most interesting and entertaining way to know Buenos Aires, learning its history and making new friends while enjoying a memorable experience in our city, visiting the most suitable bike paths, avoiding traffic when possible and without any stressful. The tour visit Olds Docks in Puerto Madero, Facultad de Derecho (Law School), Floralis Generica, Palermo Chico, Urban Woods & Lakes & Rodesal, River Plate Stadium, China Town, Belgrano Neighborhood, Palermo Hollywood, Jorge Luis Borges House. After the tour we will receive you with a glass of wine and exquisite cheese and cold cuts board and tasting wines from our boutique wineries.

The largest biosphere reserve in Argentina. Departure from Jujuy City to Libertador San Martín. A few km away we start visiting Calilegua National Park where we can rchoose among different difficult level trails depending on the group that may be very simple of 30 minutes to 2 hours, crossing rivers and after walking climb this amazing forest by car with excellent view to take pictures, arriving to the camp side Mesada de las Colmenas where take our lunch and take a breath. From here we have the option to go to San Francisco village to discover a magical place in the mountains or the option of Caimancito Thermal springs whit a covered swimming pool a warm pool and a cold pool or the private boxes.

We start by summer village of Yala and visit a game fishing preserve and breeding farm, then continue our way up by a winding route to the provincial park in the middle of a woody area and a large number of birds, waterfalls and crystal-clear rivers. First lagoon we see is Desaguadero; after that we continue to Rodeo lagoon to lunch and proceed to Comedero Lagoon to see it closely and walk in a side of it enjoying ducks and birds sing and the beautiful landscape. Then we continue to Termas de Reyes stopping to take pictures of the panoramically view of Termas de Reyes Hotel and surrounding area and finally an hour wait for the people that wants to enjoy of the thermal baths and back to the city. There are two options of taking baths: one is in the private boxes of the hotel and Spa and the other is an open floor public summing pool.