Argentina · TOURS
Everything with a guide, a boat or a minibus attached, in one list. The 15 below are the ones worth a whole day, priced and timed, with the rest of the catalogue underneath.
Review of Buenos Aires Hop-On Hop-Off Bus, with route highlights, walking tours, discounts, ticket tips, and honest advice on value.
“Staff absolutely wonderful. Bus clean and audio in working order. Lots of buses with little to no wait time”
See Buenos Aires highlights from Plaza de Mayo to La Boca and Recoleta on a guided minivan tour with hotel pickup and free time.
“Guide was fantastic, very knowledgeable accomodating and funny. Didnt feel rushed. clear instructions.”
See Buenos Aires at your own pace by open-top bus, with 25 stops, multilingual audio, La Boca, Palermo, Recoleta, and Puerto Madero.
“Perfectly timed and best location stops! The Staff were amazing. An experience not to be missed. Take advantage of the ease of travel to visit key locations and this most enjoyable transportation.”
Explore La Boca’s colorful conventillos, tango, fileteado art, Puente Transbordador, and Boca Juniors history on a $13 English tour.
“Terrific tour lead by Santiago. He was very funny and I think we really got the flavor of the neighborhood with his guidance. There is so much to know. So many stories!”
See Iguazu Falls from Argentina and Brazil in one day, with border help, bilingual guiding, Devil’s Throat, and an optional boat ride.
“The trip and tour were great, Joao was a great guide and gave us plenty of interesting information about the falls and surrounding areas. His knowledge about wildlife made it a super interesting experience. The experience itself was great and allowed us to see the falls from 3 different perspectives, each incredible in their own way. Thank you Joao and Debo!”
Explore Buenos Aires’ Recoleta Cemetery with an English-speaking guide, Evita’s tomb, grand mausoleums, legends, and Argentine history.
“Entertaining, informative guide. Disorganized at start, but better once we entered the cemetery. Too big a group, perhaps due to rain earlier in the day. As an aside, “Free Walks” is a confusing name for a company that isn’t always free.”
Review of the El Calafate to El Chaltén day tour, with Fitz Roy views, two short hikes, Route 40 scenery, tips, costs, and drawbacks.
“The tour was great. The guides were really nice and helpful. I recommend it fully.”
Visit three contrasting Maipú wineries and an olive oil factory from Mendoza, with bilingual guides, generous tastings, and hotel pickup.
“Great tour of the local wineries and olive oil producers. Initially, I was unsure if Uco valley was the ‘proper’ place to visit but this tour changed my mind. Wines were amazing and the prices are great. Would recommend to anyone unsure about choosing Maípu over Uco valley”
Ride the Train of the End of the World and explore Tierra del Fuego National Park, Lapataia Bay, Roca Lake, and Argentina’s final post office.
“A great tour with a very knowledgeable guide. A lot of beautiful nature, combined with history was an excellent combination.”
Spend a day on the Pampas with gauchos, horseback riding, San Antonio de Areco, folk music, dancing, empanadas, and an asado.
“water on the bus would have been appreciated a box to step onto at the ranch to help mount the horses otherwise excellent, the family were very welcoming, our guide Facundo exceptional”
Walk across Perito Moreno Glacier with crampons, sail beside its ice walls, and explore Patagonia with expert bilingual guides.
“The tour itself was fabulous - Perito Moreno was my dream! The guides during the hike are very knowledgeable and it was done very well! The tour operator was in touch with us separately earlier, could have reminded us that we need to take lunch. Same situation was for other people - they didn’t even know about it. Also be careful when reading the details here as the transportation is not included - we realized it only when tour operator sent a message on WhatsApp a day in advance. Then I was requesting them to add transportation, they checked that they have slots and they can add us, I said…”
Review of Mendoza’s 12-hour Andes tour to Aconcagua, Puente del Inca, Uspallata, Las Cuevas, and Potrerillos Dam for $63.
“A long day, bit very much worth it. Stunning scenery.”
Explore Mendoza’s wine country with two winery tastings, olive oil samples, bilingual guides, and a five-hour tour for $43.
“Fabulous half day tour and great value! Transport was spot on and the wineries we visited were professional, interesting with great tastings! The olive oil visit was really good with great samples of oils and olives! Excellent value and would recommend!”
See Buenos Aires by bike on a four-hour North or South tour, with local stories, major landmarks, small groups, and easy-paced city riding.
“The route taken was interesting, the guide was excellent, I believe her name was Florence. Spoke English well and explained with interesting information. I have done these tours in many places, BA was up to par.”
Explore Palermo’s graffiti, political murals, and Argentina’s street art story on a lively two-hour English walking tour for $13.
“We saw lot of art and styles ranging from football murals to butterfly murals. Juan is very passionate about buenos aires and the history of the city.”
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