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Angela_W, Aug 2026
City tour of Buenos Aires in August 2026
Our guide arrived on time and was very friendly and efficient. Nicholas explained all the sights very well, adding personal stories which is always insightful about everyday life in a country and very much appreciated. We began our 6 day visit in the city with this tour so became oriented to the city quickly for our days exploring ahead.
Regina_C, Aug 2026
Awesome tour! Jaele was great tour guide!
We had such a great time on our Tigre tour! Jaele was an amazing guide—super friendly, fun, and full of interesting information. She made the whole experience really enjoyable and relaxed. Big thanks to Gonzalo too for being a great driver and making us feel safe and comfortable throughout the day. We really enjoyed the tour and would definitely recommend it to anyone visiting Buenos Aires! Tigre is beautiful, and Jaele and Gonzalo made the experience even better.
LuciaS, Aug 2026
Incredibly knowledgeable guides
Katy was an incredible tour guide. She was so passionate about food and drink, and gave us detailed recommendations about wine to take home. She could even tell a wine brand from my very blurry photos. Incredible knowledge! Not only of cuisine but of the city, country and its history.
Kirsten_L, Jul 2026
This was a great way to...
This was a great way to experience an Argentine tradition! The transfer was great, just be prepared for the traffic at this time of day (or honestly any time of day in BA). The food was good but the best part was obviously the show! It was very entertaining and the performers were definitely talented. I would definitely suggest making time for this experience while you are in Buenos Aires!
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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.