Location: Province of Buenos Aires
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Top 10 Bus Tours in Province of Buenos Aires, Central Argentina
Buenos Aires (Spanish pronunciation: [ˈbwenos ˈaiɾes], Provincia de Buenos Aires; English: "good airs") is the largest and most populous Argentinian province. It takes the name from the city of Buenos Aires, which used to be part of the province and the provincial capital until it was federalized in 1880. Since then, in spite of bearing the same name, the province does not include the national capital city proper, though it does include all other localities of the Greater Buenos Aires metropolitan area surrounding it. The current capital of the province is the city of La Plata, founded in 1882.
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1. Private Day Tour to an Argentinian Estancia
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 8 reviews
One of Argentina's most impressive industries has been agriculture and cattle raising. In this 9-hour private tour you will get to know the history and the insights of these two combined. Visit an Estancia, South American equivalent of a ranch/farm, and take in the culture of the Pampas. Taste an autenthic argentinian barbeque and enjoy a folkloric show. We are granted by the safe travel seal of World Travel & Tourism Council.
Inclusions: Beverages, Lunch, Live entertainment, Professional Guide, Hotel Pick-Up and Drop-Off
Exclusions: Gratuities
Reviewed By juliasU2939EQ
We really enjoyed this virtual live experience all together. And even-though we decided to "only" watch, due to the time difference (after dinner for us), we had a great time learning more about how to properly cook Empanadas. Thanks again to Camila for making it very interesting, "tasteful"and fun and giving us the chance to discover the world of Empanadas and also sharing insights about Argentina with us.
2. Discover Tigre Delta's Cultural and Historic Districts.
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 12 reviews
Experience Baires is a company specialized in personalized, authentic experiences for small groups. Join us and discover the vibrant city of Tigre and other corners of the northern suburbs of Greater Buenos Aires, which gather exotic nature, a popular outdoor market, a fine art scene, and elegant architecture, all in the same place. Through the eyes of a creator and a social commentator, you will discover the not so well-known secrets of Buenos Aires northern suburbs. Among them, there are the vibrant Boulevard Saenz Peña artsy scene, the colonial Museo de la Reconquista, amongst others. We are embarking on an off-beaten journey to discover the hidden treasures of Tigre. As the idea is that our travelers can feel like locals, we combine a walking tour and trip on the scenic Coast Train to Tigre. Also, if you need a more comfortable, personalized service, you can choose the private pick up and drop-off option + lunch, which also includes special stops in the Northern Zone of BA.
Inclusions: Hot or fresh drinks at the Art District. E.g. Mate tea, lemonade, Train tickets, Private pick-up and drop-off (ADDITIONAL SERVICE, upon request). Please select option 2 , Sweet treats (churros), fruits, ONLY AVAILABLE IN OPTION 2 of this tour, which includes private pick up and drop off.
Exclusions: The Boat Trip is NOT INCLUDED. This is walking tour and/or private car pick-up & drop off
Reviewed By Beth W
Thank you Juan, for an interesting tour, with a good walk around San Telmo that you know and love so well. You had a good balance of facts, history and good pointers about a hat shop, record store, Parrilla restaurant and bars. Your size of tour was perfect- not too large and that gave us time to talk together over the wonderful cold beer and treats.
3. Private Day Tour to Tigre and Parana Delta from Buenos Aires
Overall Ratings
4.8 based on 6 reviews
Join this wonderful day trip to Tigre and the Parana Delta, the other side of Buenos Aires, to take you away from the agitation of the city and discover this unique way of life. You can enjoy a local lunch on the waterfront. Form your own group and enjoy this unique private tour in the comfort of a modern , fully air conditioned vehicle and a professional driver ...
Inclusions: Live commentary on board, Professional guide, Hotel pickup and drop-off, Private tour, Transport by private air-conditioned vehicle with driver, Cold soft drinks, Cruise tickes
Exclusions: Food and drinks, unless specified, Gratuities
Reviewed By Barbara4301951
We chose Patrick for his rave reviews and we were not disappointed. Patrick picked us up at the ship after our cruise (6 of us with lots of luggage) . A spacious van awaited us with our private driver who stayed with our luggage when we stopped to sight see with Patrick. Patrick knows Buenos Aires and treated us royally. The best fun was when he found a small out of the way restaurant in La Boca called El Gran Paraiso for lunch. Talk about local flavor....the wine was awesome. We had steak and sausage cooked on the grill... the best steak I've ever had. Patrick took us to the airport with plenty of time to spare. Our cruise ended March 7, 2020 just as the Coronavirus was heating up and Patrick had many future cancellations. We hope that he's doing well and that people will once again begin to travel. If you get to Buenos Aires, you must call Patrick - in fact get him in advance because he's a rare find! Great job Patrick...thanks for the wonderful day and hope you're well!
4. Gaucho Day Tour Ranch in San Antonio de Areco from Buenos Aires
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4.8 based on 327 reviews
Enjoy a full-day, shared tour and visit the town of San Antonio de Areco and Estancia El Ombu de Areco, which is one of the most traditional in the Pampas. You will get to know the history and development of the Argentinian pampas and the lifestyle of the Gauchos. Languages Offered: Spanish & English We are granted by the safe travel seal of World Travel & Tourism Council.
Inclusions: Lunch, Horseback riding, Hotel Pick-Up and Drop-Off, Live entertainment
Exclusions: Alcoholic drinks (available to purchase)
Reviewed By ivbuyliev
Absolutely worth for the money! Great experience, comfortable ride. The boat trip was also amazing. Communication with travel agency was perfect .Patrice was the guide. He is knowledgeable and friendly. Highly recommend him as a guide. Gracias por todos! Merci pour tout!
5. Tigre Delta Tour Buenos Aires With Pick Up At Cruise Port
Overall Ratings
4.7 based on 3 reviews
Get to know a different area in the north suburbs of Buenos Aires and sail around the Parana Delta Islands…! Sightsee the City of Tigre like no other by taking this shared tour with the pick up at cruise port. We will head to Tigre, 36 km away from Buenos Aires, passing by the residential suburbs in the north of the city. Upon the arrival in Tigre, you will tour around the city and its main boulevard. Mercado de Frutos is another attraction included in this tour. This famous market, is visited by locals and international tourists every year. Here, you will find all kind of local production and handycraft stands. Next, you will sail on a boat that will let you have a relaxing trip with a wonderful view to the Paraná Delta and different natural islands and rivers, while you also appreciate the typical houses of the islanders; sorrounded by subtropical forest and local fauna. After this placid boat ride, you will return to the cruise port by an air conditioned vehicle.
Inclusions: All taxes, fees and handling charges, Pick up & drop-off at cruise port, Licensed guide & driver specialized in tourism, Tickets for the boat ride
Exclusions: Food and drinks, Gratuities, Luggage transport
Reviewed By johnsJ7541XB
The tour was awesome! Our guide was very efficient and did a great job explaining everything. She made sure we saw all the main highlights at a good pace.
6. Tigre Delta Full-Day Tour & Cruise from Buenos Aires
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4.6 based on 5 reviews
Our full-day trip to Tigre by boat is the perfect way to explore the delta, discovering its beauty and nature in a unique way. We’ll take a boat trip from Puerto Madero, along the Río de la Plata and on to Tigre, getting stunning views of Buenos Aires on the way. The Tigre tourist bus will take us round all the best sites and teach us a little about them, after which you’ll be able to explore the Puerto de Frutos and discover what the city of Tigre has to offer.
Inclusions: Professional Guide, Boat Ride from Buenos Aires to Tigre, Touristic Bus in Tigre, Train Ride back to the City
Exclusions: Food & Drinks, Entrance to Museums, Transfer to the Meeting Point
Reviewed By alenag745
I Do not recommend this company I did a pre-planned day trip of Argentina. It was arranged they pick me up from nearby hotel. I msg to confirm and they changed the plans and I had to meet there which wasn’t Easy to find. I attempted many times to contact them via the phone numbers they provided and concierge also attempted, but they never responded. Then I only got half the tour. Try other more reliable and reputable companies.
7. Premium Tigre Delta and San Isidro Tour from Buenos Aires
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4.5 based on 93 reviews
Enjoy a group tour in which you will visit the Tigre River Delta in the best way. Learn all about the history of this great natural spot of the Buenos Aires Province. We are granted by the safe travel seal of World Travel & Tourism Council.
Inclusions: Hotel Pick-Up and Drop-Off, Professional guide, Snacks, Boat ride
Exclusions: Food and drinks, unless specified
Reviewed By monicacH8KR
Everything was well organized. Everything on time, our Guide in Colonia did a great tour and taught us on all the history behind Colonia.
8. Small-Group San Isidro and Tigre Delta Tour
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 181 reviews
This tour is particularly recommended for those who love nature. It is very unique due to the services and characteristics that it offers. It combines the navigation of Rio de la Plata and the beautiful Tigre River Delta in a Premium boat (1.5hs). The first portion covers the North of Buenos Aires and after arriving to Tigre and having a little snack you will get to know San Isidro's Old Town before heading back to your hotel. Languages Offered: Spanish & English We are granted by the safe travel seal of World Travel & Tourism Council.
Inclusions: Professional Local Guide, Hotel Pick-Up and Drop-Off, Snacks, Shared Boat Trip
Exclusions: Alcoholic drinks (available to purchase)
Reviewed By juliasU2939EQ
We really enjoyed this virtual live experience all together. And even-though we decided to "only" watch, due to the time difference (after dinner for us), we had a great time learning more about how to properly cook Empanadas. Thanks again to Camila for making it very interesting, "tasteful"and fun and giving us the chance to discover the world of Empanadas and also sharing insights about Argentina with us.
9. Private Day Trip to Tigre Delta from Buenos Aires
Overall Ratings
4.4 based on 7 reviews
Explore the Tigre Delta region on this private tour, named after the jaguars,called tigers in the local language, that once roamed the area, during this 5-hour relaxing trip. Learn about the natural, cultural, and agricultural history of this area north of central Buenos Aires and enjoy a snack at a local restaurant. We are granted by the safe travel seal of World Travel & Tourism Council.
Inclusions: Professional guide, Hotel Pick-Up and Drop-Off
Exclusions: Alcoholic drinks (available for purchase)
Reviewed By juliasU2939EQ
We really enjoyed this virtual live experience all together. And even-though we decided to "only" watch, due to the time difference (after dinner for us), we had a great time learning more about how to properly cook Empanadas. Thanks again to Camila for making it very interesting, "tasteful"and fun and giving us the chance to discover the world of Empanadas and also sharing insights about Argentina with us.
10. Delta Tour by Boat and Guided Tigre City Tour including Dinner and Tango Show
Overall Ratings
4.2 based on 5 reviews
Delta Tour: We will visit the northern area of the Province of Buenos Aires, mainly Tigre city located 36 km. from the center of Buenos Aires city. We will sail in a conformable boat traveling five of the main rivers of the first section of islands of the Paraná Delta where na- ture expresses itself in all its splendor. By spotting small rivers and internal streams you will enjoy one of the most wonderful and favorite places in our country, discovering the typical life of the islander, seeing their houses, schools and church, as well as their customs! After navigation, you will visit the main points of the city including the Paseo Victorica, the Museo del Mate, the Naval Museum and a beautiful view of the Tigre Art Museum, an ele- gant building from the end of the 19th century. When you arrive at the Puerto de Frutos you will have a free time that will allow you to tra- vel at leisure and even make purchases. Second service: Dinner and Tango show at Cafe de los Angelitos
Inclusions: Boat Ride, Guided Tigre City Tour, 3-course dinner, Pick up Hotel for both services ONLY at HOTELS LOCATED AT DOWNTOWN AREA ONLY, Free soft drinks and Wines from Bodegas Nieto Senetiner, Alcoholic Beverages, Boat ride with coffee and alfajor. -Guide in Spanish - English - Portuguese., Dinner and Tango show at Cafe de los Angelitos, Pick up and drop off to hotels in Buenos Aires for cafe de los Angelitos dinner and show service
Exclusions: Gratuities, Transfers to hotels outside the center of the city, lunch, Not included return to the hotel in the Tigre tour , funish in a downton area, We finish the tour in important tourist points from where you can easily return to your hotel.
Reviewed By silviapoli
Not worth it, I'm afraid. Too expensive to get to see just one of the glaciers, the Spegazzini one. (The Upsala glacier can only be seen from afar, as it's deemed too risky to approach). The journey was too long and quite uncomfortable (the ferry I took was the Quo Vadis). Too many people travelling. The ferry was 80% full in Covid times, which I found unsensible and irresponsible. We could not choose where to sit or change seats afterwards. The Spegazzini refuge is partly open. You can take a (rather short) walk in the woods, but the café/restaurant/toilet area is (still) closed and looks quite derelict. I've taken other tours in the area (Perito Moreno Glacier/ Canal Beagle/Full day at Chalten) and they were less expensive, better organised and far more enjoyable than this one.
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