WHY SOLAR TOURS?
Solar Tours exists since 1984 to provide the destination insight and tools travel counselors need in order to customize the vacation experience their clients demand such that travelers return delighted and recommend your services. We have a very strong product offering for your clients that prefer to travel independently to Latin America, Europe, Asia and the Pacific and the beaches of Mexico, the Caribbean and Hawaii.
Member of ASTA’S TOP Tour Operators Program and NTA (National Tour Association).
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Why It's A Deal
• 9-Night Tour of Buenos Aires,
Bariloche & Iguazu Falls
• From $1,859 per person
• Roundtrip Airfare from US
• Domestic Flights
• Nightly Hotel (Your Choice)
• Daily Breakfast at Most Hotels
• All Hotel Taxes
Book by March 31, 2010, Travel thru May 31, 2010.
Tour Options
• Buenos Aires Tango Experience, $155
• Buenos Aires Tour, $38
• Bariloche San Martin Andes Tour, $119
• Bariloche Manso River Rafting, $190
• Iguazu Falls Tour, $19
• Iguazu Folkloric Show, $61
Many more options at booking.
Why It's Going to Be Great
Buenos Aires: One of the largest cities in the world, Buenos Aires is the capital of the land of the passionate tango and championship soccer, the iconic gaucho, and mouth-watering asados. To capture the spirit of this elegant city, walk along its lovely downtown streets to browse the chic shop windows, catch a horse race at the fabulous hippodrome, dine on world-class steak and wine, people-watch at a sidewalk cafe, and have a picnic at one of its simply beautiful parks.
Bariloche: Deep blue lakes, towering mountains, glaciers, climbing, boating, exploring, dining, and just all-out relaxing in the Argentine Lake District make this an incomparable vacation destination -- the scenery alone will leave you breathless. Resembling European Alpine Resorts, Bariloche is the base of choice for exploring Nahuel Huapi National Park, since it’s located in the southern coast of Nahuel Huapi Lake and is just a 2-hour flight from Buenos Aires. The surrounding Lake District, where the provinces of Neuquen and Rio Negro brush the Chilean Border, straddles three distinct climate zones and flaunts four full seasons of outdoor fun expeditions.
Iguazu Falls: Designated a Natural Heritage of Humanity Site by UNESCO, the Iguassu Falls are a stunning sight shared by Brazil and Argentina. They are formed by 275 waterfalls ranging in height from 45 to 110 yards, and are surrounded by 556,000 acres of tropical forests filled with rare and endangered species. Plenty of eco-tours and outdoor activities are hosted year round to take you on soft or high adventure discoveries of this spectacular destination. |
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