Argentina · TOURS
The 15 best tours & days out you can book right now, with what each costs, how long it runs and who it suits. Number one got there on traveller numbers, so start there and work down.
3.5-hour Palermo food tour with Argentine tastings and drinks across 4 to 6 venues, including vegetarian and gluten-free options.
“Johnny was a great guide. He was very knowledgeable about both Argentinean cuisine and culture and also about Buenos Aires. He was also a lot of fun! There was a wide range of food to sample, all of which was delicious.”
A 4-hour Buenos Aires private tour with a bilingual guide, covering La Boca, San Telmo, downtown sights, Palermo, and Recoleta.
“We struck lucky such a brilliant guide in Juan. He was so knowledgeable about anything we asked. Happy to deviant to anywhere we wanted to go and such great company. We would never have seen so much in such comfort and with such an encyclopedia of knowledgeable by our side. We had a super afternoon.”
A small-group Buenos Aires highlights tour with hotel pickup, live guide, and classic stops from Plaza de Mayo to Recoleta.
“The tour guide Veronica was outstanding. She was very knowledgeable and kept us on time without feeling rushed. The tour provided us with a great overview of the Cities history and culture and lots of recommendations on how to spend our time in Buenos Aires.”
Hop-on hop-off Buenos Aires bus with AC open-top views, multilingual audio, free tip-based walking tours, and discounts from $39.
“Easy to book online. Start walkable from my hotel. It was very hot on the bus, but there was a covered air-conditioned area at front of top deck. Took a really long time to do tour due to traffic.”
Buenos Aires city highlights with pickup and guided walks. See Plaza de Mayo, La Boca tango, Puerto Madero, and Recoleta fast.
“Guide Marina had excellent historical knowledge of Buenos Aires and her English was excellent.”
Hop-on hop-off bus tour in Buenos Aires with open-top comfort, multilingual audio, and 25 stops across La Boca, Palermo, Recoleta, and more.
“Beautiful weather to enjoy open top! Fun tour guide and good navigation guidance system !”
A 2-hour English guided walk through La Boca’s colorful conventillos, tango street culture, fileteado art, and finishes at La Bombonera.
“you can see Santiago is very proud of his job and the information eh provided was immense. he gave a wonderful tour with historical teachings”
Full-day Iguazu Falls tour from Foz do Iguaçu or Puerto Iguazú, hitting Argentina’s Devil’s Throat and Brazil’s views, with hotel pickup.
“Very good. The guide was very nice and kind. He used his knowledge to avoid the line”
English guided walk through Recoleta Cemetery, 2 hours of Evita and president stories, legends, and grand mausoleums for $13 plus entry.
“Our guide Victoria was very professional and informative 😀. A very interesting place to visit, with all different stories.”
A 4-hour bike tour of Buenos Aires highlights, from San Martín Square and Puerto Madero to La Boca, La Bombonera, and Plaza de Mayo.
“Very knowledgeable guide, easy riding, effortlessly we crossed 17 km with lots of history, architecture and fun. My guide (Liz) made this the very best bike tour I did (and I did many...)”
Luxury Mendoza wine tour with hotel pickup, guided tastings at 3 to 4 wineries, and a 5-course gourmet lunch with wine.
“We loved this tour. Fantastic value with a generous number of tastings, being able to meet winemakers and tour wineries. The included lunch was excellent, difficult to finish we had so much food.”
La Boca walking tour in Buenos Aires for $13: Caminito immigrant housing, murals, the old port bridge, and a look at La Bombonera.
“Great tour, Santiago was super knowledgable and helpful, with lots of recs for food and also the safest way to walk back into town. Would recommend!”
Full-day Gaucho ranch tour from Buenos Aires with San Antonio de Areco culture, empanadas, big asado lunch, tame horseback rides, and live dancing.
“It was a great day. The estancia was beautiful, the food was good and plentiful, and the staff was very hospitable. The horse riding and horse show were nice extras, and the music/dancing was fun. It takes a full two hours each way to get to the ranch, but the ride was comfortable and we were glad to see some of the scenery outside the city. There were multiple small groups at the estancia, but it is large and easily accommodates everyone. Our guide, Florencia, and our driver, Carlos, were great. All in all, we highly recommend this tour as a contrast to the city sites in Buenos Aires.”
Full-day drive from El Calafate to El Chaltén for short hikes to Condors, a waterfall walk, and big Fitz Roy views.
“Had a wonderful day with Daniele and Máté the driver. Loads of interesting facts and some nice scenery along the way. Would’ve liked a bit more time to do some hiking but I understand that at this time of year it’s a bit limited in terms of daylight and it’s a long journey to get there.”
Small-group San Telmo street food tour with Plaza Dorrego bars, Mercado tastings, Casa Minima classics, coffee, alfajor, and dulce de leche ice cream.
“Definitely show up with an empty stomach! We ate so much good stuff. Lucy the tour guide was amazing and super fun.”
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