Uruguay small group trips

March to May and September to November. Buenos Aires and Montevideo are mild, Rio is warm but less humid than in summer, and Iguazu has good flow. December to February is hot everywhere, with afternoon storms in Rio. June to August is cool in Buenos Aires and Montevideo.

Answer for Argentina, Uruguay and Brazil: Buenos Aires to Rio

Moderate. Most days are 4 to 5 km of city walking, and the Argentine side of Iguazu is about 7 to 8 km with stairs. On Ilha Grande you choose a boat day with no hiking or a forest trail of up to about 10 km each way to Lopes Mendes beach.

Answer for Argentina, Uruguay and Brazil: Buenos Aires to Rio

The small group starts from CAD 4,795 per person sharing, and a room of your own is from CAD 815 more for the whole trip. You never have to share with a stranger, and the supplement is shown before you request to book.

Answer for Argentina, Uruguay and Brazil: Buenos Aires to Rio

The small-group trip runs with 7 to 12 guests. That is small enough to share one table at lunch, hear the guide on the Iguazú catwalks and fit in one boat on Ilha Grande. Other Buenos Aires to Rio trips run with up to 16 or 18.

Answer for Argentina, Uruguay and Brazil: Buenos Aires to Rio

Choose a departure and request to book. We confirm your place within 24 hours, and no payment is taken until we do. Prices are per person sharing a room, with taxes included, and are indicative until confirmed.

Answer for Argentina, Uruguay and Brazil: Buenos Aires to Rio

Canadian, US, UK and EU citizens do not need a visa for short stays in Argentina or Uruguay. Brazil requires an e-visa for Canadian, US and Australian passport holders, applied for online before you travel. We confirm what your passport needs when you book.

Answer for Argentina, Uruguay and Brazil: Buenos Aires to Rio