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Brian_I, Sep 2026
Absolutely superb
Esequeil was absolutely fantastic. He deserved a 11/10. Punctual, courteous, witty with a good sense of humor. He speaks English like a native and he is also fluent in Spanish and Italian. He is extremely knowledgeable, and he was very passionate in enlightening us on everything Argentinian, from history to horticulture. He went over time to ensure we saw everything we wanted to see, and after the tour he messaged us with excellent recommendations for restaurants and shows. The tour was very well organized and we covered just about all the sights. Thanks again Ezequiel
Hoosna_B, Sep 2026
Great intro to the main city & history
A lovely few hours to get around the msin sights, the history, fun facts & oyr guide was amazing. He was very knowledgable, showed us the main sights & added an extra. He was kind to drop us of as their main shopping centre so thank you! A great start to our trip.
Jaclyn_R, Sep 2026
Perfect way to hit all the highlights
For us, this was the perfect way to see the highlights of Buenos Aires in the limited time we had. Martin was friendly and knowledgeable, even giving us a mini-tour inside our tour at the famous cemetery. A great value for a private tour, too! Highly recommend.
Andria_S, Sep 2026
Best food tour with the best guide!
BEST food tour in Buenos Aires. Denis is a truly special guide, taking our group to really unique and delicious restaurants. Plus, he shared a lot of cultural history, pointed out interesting places/information about the neighborhood, and took time to get to know each of us along the way. He is fun, personable, and made it feel like we were dining with friends. I definitely recommend his tour to anyone visiting this amazing foodie city.
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Buenos Aires day trips are the perfect way to discover Argentina’s rich culture and changing landscapes. Travel into the Pampas to go horseback riding with gauchos (cowboys) at a local estancia (ranch), cruise around the islands and canals of one of the world’s largest river deltas, or dive into history as you hop between colonial towns. On a long day trip, you can also ride the ferry to neighboring Uruguay or travel by plane to admire the most extensive waterfall system in the world. You can choose a private or group tour, and many also include hotel pickup and lunch.