Small-Group Buenos Aires City Tour and Sailing on La Boca
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Explore iconic neighborhoods including San Telmo, La Boca, Recoleta, and Puerto Madero
Enjoy a delightful Dulce de Leche tasting and capture memorable photos at key city stops
Sail the Rio de la Plata, the world’s widest river, and take in breathtaking skyline views
Upgrade your experience with a gourmet 3-course lunch served onboard
Learn about the city’s fascinating history and culture from a professional local guide
Explore Buenos Aires by Land and River on a Scenic Small-Group Tour
Discover the elegance and vibrant spirit of Argentina’s capital on a small-group guided city tour combined with a relaxing sailing experience along the Rio de la Plata. This immersive five to six-hour journey offers visitors a well-rounded introduction to Buenos Aires, blending iconic landmarks, cultural neighborhoods, and stunning waterfront views into a single unforgettable experience. With expert guidance throughout, travelers gain valuable insight into the city’s history, traditions, and modern identity.
The land portion of the tour takes guests through some of Buenos Aires’ most celebrated districts, including the historic streets of San Telmo, the colorful neighborhood of La Boca, and the elegant avenues of Recoleta. Along the way, participants visit renowned landmarks such as Plaza de Mayo, Casa Rosada, Puente de la Mujer, and the striking Floralis Genérica sculpture. The experience also includes a delightful tasting of Argentina’s famous dulce de leche, offering a sweet introduction to local flavors and culinary traditions.
The journey continues with a 30-minute shared sailing experience on the Rio de la Plata, where guests enjoy panoramic views of the city skyline from the water. This unique perspective highlights the contrast between Buenos Aires’ historic architecture and its modern waterfront developments. For those who choose the optional upgrade, a three-course lunch is served onboard, featuring dishes such as mustard chicken or pork emice, along with vegetarian and celiac-friendly alternatives, and a dessert of ice cream with dulce de leche cream.
Designed for comfort and accessibility, the tour includes professional guiding, hotel or cruise port pickup, and wheelchair-friendly arrangements. The experience concludes in the scenic Puerto Madero district, allowing guests to continue exploring at their leisure. With its seamless combination of sightseeing, river cruising, and local flavors, this tour offers a rich and memorable way to experience the beauty and energy of Buenos Aires from every angle.
Explore Buenos Aires by Land and River on a Scenic Small-Group Tour
Discover the elegance and vibrant spirit of Argentina’s capital on a small-group guided city tour combined with a relaxing sailing experience along the Rio de la Plata. This immersive five to six-hour journey offers visitors a well-rounded introduction to Buenos Aires, blending iconic landmarks, cultural neighborhoods, and stunning waterfront views into a single unforgettable experience. With expert guidance throughout, travelers gain valuable insight into the city’s history, traditions, and modern identity.
The land portion of the tour takes guests through some of Buenos Aires’ most celebrated districts, including the historic streets of San Telmo, the colorful neighborhood of La Boca, and the elegant avenues of Recoleta. Along the way, participants visit renowned landmarks such as Plaza de Mayo, Casa Rosada, Puente de la Mujer, and the striking Floralis Genérica sculpture. The experience also includes a delightful tasting of Argentina’s famous dulce de leche, offering a sweet introduction to local flavors and culinary traditions.
The journey continues with a 30-minute shared sailing experience on the Rio de la Plata, where guests enjoy panoramic views of the city skyline from the water. This unique perspective highlights the contrast between Buenos Aires’ historic architecture and its modern waterfront developments. For those who choose the optional upgrade, a three-course lunch is served onboard, featuring dishes such as mustard chicken or pork emice, along with vegetarian and celiac-friendly alternatives, and a dessert of ice cream with dulce de leche cream.
Designed for comfort and accessibility, the tour includes professional guiding, hotel or cruise port pickup, and wheelchair-friendly arrangements. The experience concludes in the scenic Puerto Madero district, allowing guests to continue exploring at their leisure. With its seamless combination of sightseeing, river cruising, and local flavors, this tour offers a rich and memorable way to experience the beauty and energy of Buenos Aires from every angle.
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- Hotel or Cruise Port Pick up
- Tickets for the boat
- Sailing Rio de la Plata
- Professional tour guide
- Lunch aboard
- Photo stops and dulce de Leche Tasting
- Meal and beverages
- Gratuities
- Drop-off
- Luggage transportation
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Customer Reviews
5 hour guided tour of Buenos Aires. Guide was Veronica & driver was Jorge. This was superb! We landed at 5.30am & were picked up at 9am sharp. We boldly booked this tour to maximise our few days in this beautiful city of contrasts. The stops were well planned, felt well-timed (never rushed) & we had enough but never too much information. Plaza de Mayo & the Cathedral were a delight. La Boca was fun (even for those of us not into football!) La Camenita was a colourful joy - local artists, fun street scenes & the waterfront too. I loved our empanada cafe lunch, & glass of Malbec set that off very nicely indeed. The afternoon was a lovely mix - Floralis Generica (the striking metal flower statue in a park), the modern bridge on the river, Puerto Madero (good to see the river & green areas - I wish I'd had more days to visit there properly), smart Palermo, Centro.....all such contrasts. I loved the huge bookshop set in a beautiful old theatre. I'll have missed some things out, but this was a lovely day & highlighted areas to revisit too. We went on our own later that afternoon to Recoleta Cemetery to see Eva Peron's grave - well worth a short visit after seeing the gates to the cemetery on the tour. Thank you for a wonderful day!
My one day tour from Buenos Aires to an estancia (ranch) outside the city was excellent, and a great exposure to what life outside the big city in the pampas' gaucho country. Our group was small (8 people), and the trip was less than two hours and very comfortable. The visit included welcome empanadas, optional horseback riding, a big barbeque with plenty of wine, and folkloric music and dancing on the lawns and everyone was very gracious. My one recommendation is to be sure of the estancia you're choosing. The photos on the website showed a classical historic main building, which is what I was looking for, but when the trip was confirmed the photos shoed a different ranch. It turns out that there's a basic tour and a premium tour that costs only a few dollars more and I'd been booked in the basic one and had to switch. It wasn't a problem but look carefully at your options. I highly recommend the premium trip to the estancia El Ombu.
Our guide Ailin was welcoming and enthusiastic and keen to make sure we had a good time. She pointed out things of interest as we went along on the 1 hour 'navigation' to Tigre. The trip through the river was interesting however when we reached Tigre there wasn't all that much to see, just the market where half the stalls were closed because it was a week day, and some very pretty gardens. Ailin said that things were much busier on a weekend.
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