25% payment for 1.5 days of private walking tours + standard Piazzolla Tango dinner-show with dance class, both for 8 people
Please click on the below purchase button to be taken to the secure checkout to make a 25% payment for one half day private walking tour, one full day private walking tour, and the Piazzolla Tango standard dinner-show with dance class, all for a group of 8 people. The total discounted cost is US$1464, which means US$366 per 25% payment.
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