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Janet_M, Sep 2026
Day at a Gaucho farm
Definitely worth it!! Great way to experience what life in the country side in Argentina’s pampas is like. Diego’s estancia was beautiful and peaceful. Great experience riding horses and then experiencing a true Argentinian “asado”. Then we were able to witness the “horse whispering” talents of a real Gaucho. The day ended with folkloric music and dance. Fun day! Our guide Jael was fun, informative and a pleasure to travel with.
ramiro_c, Sep 2026
Fun tango night
Really fun tango night! The food was delicious, and the dancers were amazing. very talented and full of energy. The musicians were excellent too and really brought the whole show to life. Great atmosphere and a perfect way to experience Buenos Aires tango. Highly recommend!
Stephen_G, Sep 2026
This day trip was an...
This day trip was an excellent way to explore a side of Argentina that is not available in the city. From pickup in the morning to drop off in the late afternoon everything was perfect. Our guide Micaela was knowledgeable, personable and enthusiastic.
Karla_S, Sep 2026
Solo traveller
I had a exceptionally day as a solo traveller. The driver failed to pick me up from my hotel, however an Uber was orangised and refunded by the tour company. There was a group of four with the tour guide, which made it more personal and tailored, especially with the camaraderie waiting in the ferry queue back. It was an interesting experience waiting for the ferry back, as it doesn't leave until everyone booked on is on the boat, which is a foreign concept to me. The driver back to my hotel was brilliant too. Would I go back and use the same tour company, if I return to South America, yes.
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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.