Argentina, Uruguay and Brazil Family Tours

Active adventure welcomes families with teens 15+, showcasing authentic gaucho culture and magnificent waterfalls. Rated 4.0/5, the tour features shared meals and quality accommodations throughout.

Family-friendly tour welcomes ages 1+ with comfortable accommodations. The itinerary combines natural wonders like Iguazú Falls with exciting city attractions including Rio's cable cars.

Families with kids 5+ walk through Buenos Aires' colorful La Boca and check out tango dancers in San Telmo, then ferry across to UNESCO-listed Colonia del Sacramento. At a traditional Uruguayan estancia, you'll ride horses with gauchos and kids can try mate tea ceremonies and see sheep shearing, followed by asado barbecue.

Families check out UNESCO-listed Jesuit mission ruins at San Ignacio Mini and Trinidad de Paraná in Paraguay, where kids learn about Guaraní Baroque architecture and indigenous culture. You'll walk along footbridges at Iguazu Falls on both sides, getting close to Devil's Gorge with great views.

This family adventure balances city life with natural wonders. Activities range from urban exploration to waterfall visits, with optional Tigre Delta tours ($60) and traditional shows available for all ages.

This 17-day trip works well for families interested in culture, taking you through Montevideo's Ciudad Vieja and the colorful streets of La Boca in Buenos Aires. Kids see Iguazú Falls from both Brazilian and Argentine sides, while parents can take tango lessons in a Buenos Aires milonga. Family-friendly hotels across three countries serve as your base while you ride the cable car up Sugarloaf Mountain and walk through Rocinha favela with local guides in Rio de Janeiro.

This 19-day private trip includes moderate hikes on Iguazú National Park's jungle trails where you'll spot monkeys and hummingbirds, plus easy cable car rides up Sugarloaf Mountain. Families take tango dance classes in Buenos Aires, spend days at Copacabana and Ipanema beaches, and walk through Rio's 140-hectare Jardim Botânico UNESCO site. Comfort-level hotels across Montevideo, Buenos Aires, Foz do Iguaçu, and Rio provide your base, with all flights between cities included.