Rio de Janeiro to Buenos Aires (via Florianopolis & Iguazu)

How it Works    
Your Bamba travel pass includes every step of your route using authentic local transport, plus a load of unmissable experiences, so you can rub shoulders with the locals while you see every inch of the natural wonders, iconic landmarks and stunning coastline between Rio de Janeiro and Buenos Aires. All journeys and experiences are completely open dated – just book buses and tours on the go through the easy to use app and receive all the information you need to get to the departure point. Bamba recommends taking around 17 days to reach Buenos Aires, but you can travel at your own pace for up to 12 months, or skip a couple of stops and do it quicker if you’re short on time! It’s your adventure to do your way.      

Brazil    
Begin your adventure in one of the world’s most recognisable cities: Rio de Janeiro. Once you’re settled in, join a guided tour to get a unique insight into its highlights. Stop at beaches with incredible mountains views, the tropical rainforest of Tijuca National Park and historic Santa Teresa before standing in the shadow of Christ the Redeemer himself! Continue along Brazil’s coast to Ilha Grande and take a boat trip to Lopez Mendes – renowned as one of the most beautiful beaches in the country. Stroll around the cobbled streets of quaint, colonial Paraty, snorkel and swim off the shores of pristine islands, and journey to the buzz of Sao Paulo, followed by the lagoons, waterfalls and Atlantic forest of Florianopolis.    

Argentina  
Your first stop in Argentina will be one to remember, as you’re picked up from Foz do Iguacu in Brazil and cross the border for a day at mighty Iguazu Falls. Walk along the platforms and bridges that follow the contours of the river, taking you right up to hundreds of waterfalls - including the spectacular 80m cascade of the Devils Throat. Kick back on an overnight bus to Buenos Aires, the sensual Argentine capital where the thrum of Latin music and the aroma of sizzling barbecue fills the air. Experience both first hand with a tango, wine and empanadas tour where you’ll get your hips moving with a lesson in Argentina’s passionate national dance, followed by a wine tasting paired with local delicacies.