Argentina · BOAT TRIPS IN BUENOS AIRES
Every trip has one free day too few. These 8 boat trips in Buenos Aires justify the slot, priced and timed so you can decide in minutes and get back to the fun part of planning.
Review of Buenos Aires’ Puerto Madero sunset cruise, with open bar, music, port views, seasonal times, value, and practical tips.
“Very nice cruise. We had a great time. Plenty of room to walk around, plenty of seating.”
Cruise five Tigre Delta rivers for one hour, see island homes and schools, and enjoy wide views with a multilingual audioguide.
“We took a taxi from Buenos Aires to Tigre, approx 1 hour, so leave plenty of time, especially during rush hour traffic. The trip was scenic, the boat was comfortable. We could not hear the commentary as we sat outside on desk. There are plenty of coffee and sandwich shops at the boat station. Totally recommend it.”
Cruise from Puerto Madero to Tigre through the Río de la Plata and Paraná Delta, with free time for lunch, parks, markets, and river views.
“Excellent!! Everything was perfect! Get your guide is the best and I’m very glad if I can make reservation at this side”
Cruise from Buenos Aires through the Paraná Delta, tour Tigre by bus, and shop at Puerto de Frutos on this 4.5-hour outing.
“It was a great trip . Sofia was very explicit , great information ! Love it !”
Review of a one-day Iguazú Falls trip from Buenos Aires with flights, park trails, Devil’s Throat, lunch, and a thrilling boat ride.
“All was wonderful. Guide and driver terrific! Better than expected. Only issue we had was confusion about where to meet our guide. We thought someone would meet us at the airport in Buenos Aires. We did check in for the flight and all went smoothly. Found our guide in Iguazu Falls.”
Sail the Río de la Plata from San Fernando with tango, mate, Malbec, and Argentine choripán on this intimate two-hour boat tour.
“My husband and I spent our first night in Buenos Aires with Miriam and Pepe on the Medio Siglo and we had a great time! Relaxing on the boat with great food, wine and a nice breeze was the perfect way to unwind after a long day of travel. Miriam and Pepe are extremely accommodating and knowledgeable - she had a lot of great suggestions on things to do in the city, local places to eat, etc. Highly recommend!”
Explore Tigre Delta by catamaran, visit San Isidro, and see island life on this practical four-hour Buenos Aires tour.
“They don’t pick up from private places, which is fine, and they told me to come to Recoleta Turist Information at 9:30. There were other people waiting there is well, on of which told me that they told him they will pick him up at 9:00. Nobody came, so I called the contact number which they state is for emergency only (there isn’t other number and I suppose this counts as an emergency?), they told me that the pick-up is at 9:40 which was actually the time at which I called and I told them there is nobody here. So, they tell me to wait and that the bus will…”
Sail the Río de la Plata from Buenos Aires with Argentine wine, local tapas, a private crew, and sunset views near Tigre.
“Santiago was a wonderful and charming host! We had a lovely evening spent sailing and learning about local wines. The charcuterie board was much more than we expected, especially with the addition of freshly made empanadas. Would highly recommend this experience to anyone looking to have a local adventure outside of the typical city sights. It was truly a prefect evening!”
From the ice field to the cellar door.
