Day Trips from Buenos Aires

Our most recommended Buenos Aires Day Trips From

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  1. Tigre Delta Premium Small-Group Tour from Buenos Aires

  Travel from central Buenos Aires to the port to begin this 5-hour trip, as the guide points out sites of interest along the way. Board a first-class motorboat for a 2-hour cruise along the Rio de la Plata. Learn about the region's distinct plant and animal life and its historical importance to Buenos Aires, while enjoying views of the city. Disembark and stop for a snack at a local restaurant before heading to the most important neighborhood in Tigre with your guide. Visit a colorful riverside market and stroll through San Isidro, the town's historical center. Finish the tour at the Presidential Residence in Olivos before the transfer back to your Buenos Aires hotel.

  I had a tour that not only met, but exceeded my expectations. Not only was Pat super knowledgeable, but very personable. I was on the tour alone which sometimes can be a bit awkward with someone you don't know, BUT within 5 minutes I felt very comfortable and had the best day exploring El Tigre. I was discouraged by many to not take a tour and to do this on my own and I'm SO glad that I spent the money and did the tour! It was worth every penny!

  Reviewed by Lorianne, United States, 11/16/2020
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  2. From Buenos Aires: Tigre Delta Tour with Boat Ride

  Seeing the Delta means appreciating the bounty of nature in this extraordinary place that is impossible to ignore. Leaving Buenos Aires we will head for this natural paradise. Sail along the Tigre Delta and its islands. The life of the "isleños" (people who live on the islands of the Delta) is very special. Learn about their customs, culture and way of life. See the elegant residences located in the residential neighborhoods of the northern suburbs. Visit San Isidro neighborhood where you will learn about its history and people. On the way back to Buenos Aires, we will pass by the Presidential Residence of Quinta de Olivos. You have the option on the return to be dropped off at Puerto Madero which has many fine restaurants.

  This tour is basically just a transfer to a boat ride and back. The return does not drop you at your hotel but nearby. The actual delta is interesting and worth a visit if you want a change from downtown Buenos Aires. But you could just take a train to Él Tigre and organise a boat trip once there - would be much cheaper.

  Reviewed by Heather, 12/21/2019
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  3. Iguazu Falls Private Day Trip from Buenos Aires

  Your journey through the Iguazu National Park begins at the Nature Interpretation Center where you’ll learn more about the foundation of the park and its local flora and fauna. Be amazed by the magnitude of the international views on both the Argentinian and Brazilian sides of the park. The trails are perfectly placed and easy to walk, offering the visitors spectacular views of this natural wonder. Experience the incredible panorama along the catwalks to the biggest fall in Iguazu, Garganta del Diablo (The Devil's Throat). Be amazed by the force and volume of water, which creates a permanent fog above the fall. Since this is a private tour, you can determine the order in which you'd like to view the park's attractions and set the pace that suits you. After spending a day discovering the park's many falls, your guide will take you back to the Puerto Iguazu Airport in a private vehicle t...

  Honestly. Loved the trip. So well organised. Our guide was extremely knowledgeable. So worth going. Expensive. But we had little time. Amazingly, our guide fitted so much in. We were never rushed.

  Reviewed by Anonymous, 1/28/2020
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  4. From Buenos Aires: Gaucho and Ranch in San Antonio de Areco

  Begin your 9-hour tour with a drive from your hotel in Buenos Aires to the village of San Antonio de Areco. Enjoy views of the pampas en route and listen to commentary about the area from your guide. When you arrive, take a walk around the historic downtown area. Afterward, head to the exclusive "El Ombu" estancia, where you’ll enjoy either a horseback ride or carriage ride along with some traditional Empanadas and beverages. Later, sit down to a typical Argentinian BBQ with the finest meats. During dessert, take in a folklore show followed by a demonstration of amazing gaucho skills.

  What a amazing day trip this was. My colleague and I had to visit Buenos Aires for work and luckily enough we found this company which took us to the ranch in San Antonio de Areco where we had a wonderful day with our tour guide in which we got to visit the Town of Areco and have a great day at the estancia having asado for lunch and doing some horseback riding. Loved it.

  Reviewed by Anonymous, 5/15/2021
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  5. Private Day Trip to Tigre Delta from Buenos Aires

  Meet your own private guide and driver at your Buenos Aires hotel at the designated time to set of on your day trip to Tigre. As you make your way through Buenos Aires, your guide will tell you about the area, pointing out sites of interest on the way to the port.  Upon arrival, you will board a shared first class motorboat for a 2-hour cruise along the De La Plata River. As you move through the water, learn about the region's distinct plant and animal life, and its historical importance to Buenos Aires while enjoying a coastal view of the City. Disembark and stop for a snack at a local restaurant featuring a different variety of options to choose from (alcoholic drinks are available at your own expense). When you've had your fill, get picked up by your guide and taken to the most important neighborhood in Tigre. Take in a colorful riverside market and stroll through San Isidro, the to...

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  6. Buenos Aires: Tigre Delta Trip and Visit to Puerto de Frutos

  Explore the northern part of the Province of Buenos Aires where the small city of Tigre is located. Get picked up from your accommodation in downtown Buenos Aires and go on a scenic boat ride along the Tigre River. Take in views of the small streams that branch off and the numerous islands of the delta. Get a glimpse of the typical islander lifestyle as you pass houses, schools, and churches. From the minibus, see the Paseo Victorica, the Museo del Mate, and the Naval Museum. Take in a beautiful view of the Tigre Art Museum, an elegant building from the end of the 19th century. Then head to the Puerto de Frutos area where you will have free time to explore the many shops and museums.

  Martin had a lot of knowledge about the Favela & was only too happy to pass it on to us His English was excellent,with his personality he made a extremely good guide.

  Reviewed by Neville, 2/22/2020
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  7. Buenos Aires: Bike Tour with Optional Electric Bike

  Choose between 2 pleasant rides and get to know Buenos Aires on a bike on an easy and enjoyable ride. Opt for an upgrade to an electric bike for an extra smooth ride. Follow a local certified guide through 1 of 2 beautiful sightseeing tours, all the while picking up insights into the history and culture of Buenos Aires. Both tours start and end in the local partner’s shop, where you can choose your bike and the safety gear you prefer.  • Buenos Aires to the South (around 3 hours) Learn the history of the origins of Buenos Aires in all its traditional houses, winding streets, and friendly locals. Get a real feel for the essence of the original barrios. Along the tour, you’ll make 7 stops, which highlight the city’s main passions: tango and soccer. Discover the beautiful green space along the southern coast, the Ecological Reserve. Visit the neighborhoods of San Telmo, La Boca, Puerto Mad...

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  8. Buenos Aires: Small-Group Wine Tasting at Bodega Gamboa

  Enjoy a relaxing wine tasting experience and discover a rich diversity of high-quality wines from a local Argentine vineyard on a small-group tour aboard a comfortable minivan. Discover an amazing range of wines including pinot noir, malbec, and cabernet franc, combining them with perfectly paired cheeses. Your expert guide will pick you up from your hotel in Buenos Aires and take you on a one-hour journey to Bodega Gamboa, an iconic new winery located next to the town of Campana. Once there, meet your host who will take you on a tour of the vineyards, tell you about local culture, and the different wine strains produced here. Then, savor local wines before returning to your hotel in the afternoon.

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  9. Buenos Aires: Gaucho Day & Wine Tasting w/ Lunch

  During this culture and food trip in Buenos Aires, visit Santa Susana Ranch for a day of gaucho activities and enjoy a local lunch before heading to the Bodega Gamboa vineyards for a wine tasting. Enjoy round-trip transportation and a professional tour guide. First, head to Santa Susana Ranch, where gauchos culture and activities take place. Gauchos are skilled horsemen or cowboys and a symbol of Argentina. Explore the ranch’s 1200 hectares and enjoy a variety of activities: horseback rides, carriage rides, local folkloric shows, traditional gaucho sports like sortija races, and more. At the ranch, enjoy a typical Argentine barbecue with sides and local desserts for lunch (a veggie option is available). To finish off your day, visit a local vineyard, Bodega Gamboa, and taste their best strain, malbec wine.