Argentina · TIGRE DELTA
An hour north of the city the river breaks into a maze of channels with houses on stilts. These 15 Tigre trips differ mostly in how much of the day is spent on a boat and how much on a coach, which is worth checking before you book.
A small-group day trip from Buenos Aires to the Tigre Delta, with a shared boat cruise, empanadas, and riverfront stops in Tigre.
“Pleasant. Informative. Relaxing. Knowledgeable guide. Unhurried. Uncrowded. Busy season. Experienced driver.”
Half-day Tigre Delta tour from Buenos Aires with a motor launch, Vivanco empanadas, Puerto de Frutos stroll, and river walks in Tigre.
“The tour guide was amazing. We learned a lot of fun facts. The tour is well organized. The boat ride was delightful. Great tour!”
Classic Tigre Delta day trip from Buenos Aires with guided Tigre sights and an hour boat ride through Argentina’s river maze, plus Fruit Port.
“Camila was our tour guide and she was extremely professional and friendly by explaining every detail of the trip.”
Half-day coach and delta cruise from Buenos Aires to Tigre, with optional lunch in Puerto Madero, stilt houses, and town stops.
“the first two stops were a waste of time, especially the half hour coffee break after half hour trip. then i would have liked to see at least one small channel without houses and civilazation...”
Private 9-hour Buenos Aires and Tigre Delta day trip with a local guide, air-conditioned transport, and a 1-hour boat ride.
“Book the private tour, if possible with Emiliano - he is absolutely The Best! History described so that you may understand, looks after you like you are his family. Knows everyone, they save space for you to park, let you try all the food! Amazing experience!”
See five Tigre Delta rivers in one hour with panoramic views and a loudspeaker audio guide in English, Spanish and Portuguese.
“This ferry ride was fun. There is a narrative in three different languages. Most travelers want to be up top, and there isn't enough room for everyone to sit up top. So we stood and it was pleasant. I would recommend the trip!”
Cruise Puerto Madero to Tigre through the Río de la Plata and Paraná Delta, with panoramic views and time to explore Tigre’s waterfront.
“The boat ride is relaxing. History was explained along various points. We were given some time in Tigre to wander around. That's when you can grub on eateries and have a few brews. The ride back was even better as I sat on the upper deck, wind hitting me clean, enjoying the sunset.”
Private guided Tigre Delta day trip with fruit market stop, neo-Gothic San Isidro Cathedral, and a 1-hour Paraná Delta river cruise.
“This is a very different experience from a lot of what you get in Buenos Aires; we learned a lot on the tour, had spectacular views of the city and saw a unique lifestyle on the river delta. First off, our tour guide Emiliano (Emi) was fantastic! He taught us a lot about the city, local culture and life on the river Delta. He ensured that our experience was successful by telling us where to get the best view from the boat and when to move for an even better view. His English was excellent, too. If you get a guide like EMI, you will learn a lot. The city…”
Half-day Tigre Delta trip from Buenos Aires with air-conditioned transport, a narrated motorboat ride, and time at Puerto de Frutos.
“I had taken this same tour 3 years ago when I came here. Beautiful scenery. Staff were very helpful and accommodating even though I was the only English speaking person in the group.”
4-hour semi private Tigre Delta boat tour from Buenos Aires, through narrow waterways and wildlife, with snack and weather reschedule.
“Fantastic trip. Enrique is the best guide we have encountered. Friendly, entertaining, thoughtful, and knowledgeable. He also gave us many tips for the remainder of our trip. We highly recommend his tour.”
Catamaran cruise from Puerto Madero through the Paraná Delta to Tigre, with guided bus sights and free time at Puerto de Frutos shopping.
“Picked up from the hotel on time. Guide was informative on the journey to the port. Sit on the left hand side of the boat, as for the first hour the views are of the coastline. Once the boat gets into the delta the scenery changes, wasn't expecting so many houses and such a community. All very interesting. The trip states that 'snacks' are provided, this consisted of a small coffee and a small pre pack muffin. Boat trip takes about 2 hours. In Tigre we were given about an hour to wander around the markets, but very little of interest to see or buy. There were a few places…”
Half day private safari on the Tigre Delta by boat from Buenos Aires, with bird watching, swimming stops, and skyline views from Rio de la Plata.
“I don't usually write reviews but feel compelled to praise Fernando's exceptional service and great attitude. Even though I made a mistake Fernando made a disaster into a great day. We had a booking on Christmas day. I didn't see the email cancelling our booking because Fernando does not work on Christmas day. He took care of us anyway. His family had to go 400 Km to another city without him. He gave us the tour, then joined his family by bus. I have never seen such dedication or consideration. What could have been a disaster turned in to an excellent day. My wife and I had a great time.…”
Guided Tigre day trip from Buenos Aires with a Parana Delta boat ride, market time, and optional grill lunch. About 5 hours.
“Basically toured the harbor river area on muddy inlet River with no true interesting landmarks Bus seat very small”
Cruise the Tigre Delta in a modern private speedboat from Buenos Aires, with hidden canals, local stories, and a relaxed 3-hour break.
“This was a terrific experience. Our host was gracious and informative. The boat was fun and we enjoyed the snack. Highly recommend.”
A half-day trip north of Buenos Aires to the Tigre Delta, with boat navigation, Puerto de Frutos market time, and museum stops.
“Great tour of the Tigre delta and associated surrounds”
Sorted by what you would actually do with the day.
