Argentina · 3-HOUR EXPERIENCES
Every trip has one free day too few. These 12 three-hour experiences justify the slot, priced and timed so you can decide in minutes and get back to the fun part of planning.
Make empanadas, alfajores, and mate in a small Buenos Aires home cooking class with Porteño culture, friendly hosts, and plenty to eat.
“Amazing class! Recipes were easy and fun! It was an enjoyable experience getting to cook and know others in the class.”
Cook seven Argentine dishes in a Mendoza home kitchen with local hosts, wine, cocktails, recipes, and a small group capped at eight.
“We really enjoyed this personal experience. Our hosts David and Rosaria were wonderful and we had a very tasty dinner which we jointly prepared. It was a great experience to be hosted by a local family, gain insights to Argentine culture, share tidbits about our own culture over a lovely meal and Malbec (of course). I would highly recommend this activity fo anyone visiting Mendoza.”
Review of Puerto Madryn’s 4x4 coast tour, with dunes, sea lions, beaches, guide tips, pricing, comfort notes, and booking advice.
“Edo was a great tour guide. We had plenty of room. Very exciting!great tour! Lots of fun things to see”
Build a private Buenos Aires tour around your interests, with hotel pickup, a driver, and a guide for three flexible hours.
“Myriam was terrific and extremely knowledgeable and engaging. Great private tour. The family really enjoyed it.”
Follow Pope Francis’s Buenos Aires story from childhood home to cathedral on a three-hour small-group tour with expert local guides.
“Excellent tour, very informative and you will visit some incredible places. The organisation was top notch and couldn’t have been better planned”
Review of Estancia Bonanza’s 3-hour lamb dinner near El Chaltén, with Patagonian food, Fitz Roy views, rural culture, transport, and booking tips.
“This was a great experience! We went to the meeting point at 7p in El Chalten. We were the only ones on the van out to Estancia Bonanza which seemed odd, but we realized later that most people do horseback riding or some other activity out there paired with the dinner. We took one van out of town a ways to the bridge, where we walked over and then got into another van to be taken to the ranch. We settled into the gorgeous dining space and within a few minutes the place filled up with other people staying there and finishing up other excursions. The food was great and…”
Review of a private Buenos Aires car tour covering San Telmo, Plaza de Mayo, La Boca, Puerto Madero, Recoleta, and more.
“More than recommended!! The guide was very good and knew a lot. He told us super interesting stories from Buenos Aires, visited a bar in San Telmo and then went to Puerto Madero.”
See Buenos Aires by bike on a private 3-hour ride through San Telmo, La Boca, Puerto Madero, Plaza de Mayo, and more.
“There was NO experience We waited 2 and a half hours in the heat for the guide to come”
See Buenos Aires highlights by private car, from Plaza de Mayo and La Boca to Recoleta Cemetery and Palermo’s rose gardens.
“Our city tour just happened to fall on a day when there were multiple demonstrations going on in the city. Howard, our driver/guide for the day advised that we might sit in traffic and gave us the option to do the Tigre Delta tour which we agreed to do instead. Although disRead more”
Explore La Boca and Barracas through murals, football, firehouse history, colorful homes, coffee, and a private local guide.
“Een fantastische rondleiding met veel informatie over de wijk, straatkunst en geschiedenis. Meeting point was duidelijk evenals de communicatie. We konden kiezen om te voet te gaan of met de auto. We zijn per voet de wijk in gegaan, voor Read more”
Explore La Boca’s street art, football culture, politics, and immigrant roots on a private three-hour walk from San Telmo to Caminito.
“We took 2 different tours with lunfarda travel, the boca/ san telmo and the reoleta/ recito tours. Both were well done and very informative.”
Review of Buenos Aires’ three-hour bar tour, with three Palermo-area stops, welcome shots, bilingual hosts, water, and practical booking tips.
“Great time, great hosts, great bars. Food available if hungry. English Spanish. Pick it…. Very friendly”
From the ice field to the cellar door.
