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- Daytour Iguazu Falls Argentina Side
- 2-Day Colonia del Sacramento Trip from Buenos Aires
- Buenos Aires & Colonia del Sacramento
- City & Jungle: Buenos Aires and Iguazú Falls
- 4 Day - Ushuaia, End of the world
- 5-Day Buenos Aires Luxury Tour
- 4-Day Best of Buenos Aires Tour
- Buenos Aires Jewish Tour (4 hours)
- From Buenos Aires to the Jungle & falls
- Tango Secrets & Wine Culture: Buenos Aires to Mendoza
Daytour Iguazu Falls Argentina Side
1 Review by TourRadar travelers“A fantastic day out. The tour was very knowledgeable and helpful.”
Carol, traveled in May
Iguazu Falls beckons with an action-packed day trip from Buenos Aires. Private transfers from your hotel or airport included, plus round-trip flights. Three circuits await, including Devil's Throat, with optional lunch at El Fortin Restaurant for $35.
Duration 1 day Destinations Buenos Aires, Iguazu Falls Age Range Ages 18+ Operated in English, German, Italian, Portuguese, French, Spanish Operator RipioTurismo From
- NZ$1,504
Morning pickup from Palermo and Recoleta starts your getaway from Buenos Aires. Cross Rio Plata by ferry for a 2-hour guided walk through Colonia del Sacramento's UNESCO heritage sites. The package includes 4-star lodging and return transfers to your Buenos Aires hotel.
Duration 2 days Destinations Buenos Aires, Colonia del sacramento Age Range All Ages Welcome Operated in English, Spanish Operator Signature DMC From
- NZ$780
Hotel Nuss serves as your base for Buenos Aires adventures - from historic Cafe Tortoni to La Boca district. A 5-course Argentine dinner with wine pairings pairs perfectly with 30 artists performing tango at La Ventana in San Telmo's preserved tenement house.
Duration 4 days Destinations Buenos Aires, Colonia del sacramento Age Range Ages 18+ Operated in English, Spanish Operator People Travel and Experience From
- NZ$2,321
City & Jungle: Buenos Aires and Iguazú Falls
3 Reviews by TourRadar travelers“The city is lively and vibrant, BBQ in the ranch is mouth watering, and Iguazú falls is breath taking.”
TJ, traveled in November
Buenos Aires unfolds through San Telmo's tango venues, Plaza de Mayo landmarks, and La Boca's colorful streets. Luxury awaits at Hotel Carles, complemented by authentic Argentine dining and expert-guided city tours limited to 12 participants.
Duration 6 days Destinations Buenos Aires, Iguazu Falls Age Range Ages 18+ Operated in English, Spanish Operator People Travel and Experience From $2,516
5% Off- NZ$2,390You save $126
4 Day - Ushuaia, End of the world
2 Reviews by TourRadar travelers“Very satisfied with the whole process from enquiry to booking. Loves both the accommodation arranged in El Calafate and Ushuaia.”
Cheah, traveled in September
Ushuaia welcomes visitors with 3 nights of comfort in the world's southernmost city. Beagle Channel cruises, Tierra del Fuego National Park visits, and sweeping views from Garibaldi Pass create unforgettable memories, all led by expert bilingual guides.
Duration 4 days Destinations Buenos Aires, Ushuaia Age Range All Ages Welcome Operated in English, Spanish Operator Qwerty Travel Argentina From
5% Off- NZ$1,380
Luxury defines this Buenos Aires tour with 4-star accommodations and private guided visits. Historic Plaza de Mayo, vibrant La Boca, and elegant Recoleta neighborhoods await. The prestigious Rojo Tango show at Faena Hotel Universe in Puerto Madero features a three-course dinner.
Duration 5 days Destinations Buenos Aires, Tigre, San Antonio de Areco Age Range Ages 18+ Operator Tangol Tours From
5% Off- NZ$4,022
4-Day Best of Buenos Aires Tour
1 Review by TourRadar travelers“We felt that we got a very good sampling of BA in the short amount of time we had to spend there.”
Warren, traveled in January
From Recoleta to Puerto Madero, Buenos Aires' neighborhoods unfold with stops at iconic Teatro Colón and the Obelisk. A 4-star hotel serves as your base, with El Querandí's tango show in San Telmo. Ideal for couples and solo travelers.
Duration 4 days Destinations Buenos Aires, Tigre Age Range Ages 18+ Operator Tangol Tours From
5% Off- NZ$1,435
Jewish heritage in Buenos Aires unfolds through the historic Once district, featuring the Byzantine-style Libertad Temple and Paso Synagogue. Private guides share community stories while touring AMIA Memorial Station, Jewish Museum, and San Martin's Palace.
Duration 1 day Destinations Buenos Aires Age Range All Ages Welcome Operated in English, Spanish Operator Mater Sustentable From
5% Off- NZ$496
From Buenos Aires to the Jungle & falls
19 Reviews by TourRadar travelers“Seeing the Iguazu falls was our favourite – it's really not to be missed! The Tango was also really exceptional.”
Abhinav, traveled in December
Wine tastings in Palermo, tango shows with à la carte dinners, and tours covering 25+ landmarks reveal Buenos Aires' character. Highlights include the Floralis Generica, Recoleta Cemetery, and colorful La Boca district, plus comfortable stays with private transfers from Jorge Newbery Airport.
Duration 6 days Destinations Buenos Aires, Puerto Iguazu Age Range All Ages Welcome Operated in English, Spanish Operator Say Hueque Argentina & Chile Journeys From
5% Off- NZ$3,446
Tango Secrets & Wine Culture: Buenos Aires to Mendoza
7 Reviews by TourRadar travelers“The trip was amazing. I loved every part of the trip and each day I couldn't believe that it could get better.”
Maureen, traveled in December
Buenos Aires reveals its soul across 25+ sites including Floralis Generica and Recoleta Cemetery. The night comes alive with an authentic tango show and dinner. Colorful La Boca, historic San Telmo, and elegant Recoleta showcase their charm with expert local guides.
Duration 7 days Destinations Buenos Aires, Mendoza Age Range Ages 18+ Operated in English, Spanish Operator Say Hueque Argentina & Chile Journeys From
5% Off- NZ$3,810
What people love about Buenos Aires Tours
- 4 Day - Ushuaia, End of the world
This was a well put together itinerary. Constance was in constant communication to make sure everything went smoothly. The hotel where I stayed, Las Hayas, was very very good. They had free hikes, archery, and some other stuff to participate in, but I was too lazy to do them. Lol. The free shuttle to the city center was great, as this hotel is basically in the mountains with an amazing view of the town. The boat ride out in the beagle channel was kool. You get great views of the mountains and end up at a lighthouse. The national park portion was nice also. The optional train ride offered a lot of information about the area. You get better views of the Andes. The other part to drive by the lakes was relaxing. The lunch (not included) was slamming. I had the lamb. My taste buds were in a frenzy. After that you had a free day to explore the town or just chill. It was cloudy when I was there, but the few breaks when the sun shines really provides an awe and grandeur of Ushuaia. I would do this tour again. It takes the hassles out of planning things if you're lazy like me.
- From Buenos Aires to the Jungle & falls
The trip was exactly what I expected from it and more! We were always picked up on time, from the airport and for the excursions. From the airport we were picked up by Jorge, who also turned out to be our guide for the 2nd excursion. I particularly liked this because we'd get to see a familiar face, and he already knew some things about us. When we got to the Hostel our Destination Host, Deborah was already waiting for us. She gave us a lot of useful information about the excursions we would be taking and what there was to do in the town and how to get around. We stayed at the Hostel Inn, where the beds are very comfortable! The people at the hostel were very nice and accessible; they even lent us some money for buying locks (for the lockers in our room) and water because we hadn't brought enough. (My only complaint about the hostel is that there was only 1 plug in our room for 4 people, and internet was only accessible in the lobby/pool area) The reason we hadn't brought enough money was because we weren't aware that we would be paying the Great Adventure up front (520pesos pp.). The Great Adventure turned out to be a great purchase; the boat trip where you literally shower in the waterfalls was the highlight of visiting the Argentine side of the Falls. Our guide for the argentine side was very nice and gave us plenty of information, and time to take pictures. He, Diego, gave us the right amount of information, not too little, not too much, and he was always very open for questions which he was always able to answer. The same goes for Jorge who was our guide for the second excursion. The excursions seemed very well organized. On the second excursion we had agreed a meeting point, but our guide was always more or less around, the group scattered a bit, but you’d always see Jorge making sure everybody was on track. The agreed time was perfect for the distance we had to cover, like the argentine side it allowed for taking plenty of pictures. I wouldn't have wanted to miss this trip for the world, as the Falls are an amazing sight and something I'll remember my entire life! I would definitely recommend this trip for people who are visiting or want to visit Argentina!
- 3-Days Iguazu Falls Tour of the Argentinian and Brazilian Side
I went with two friends, and we agreed that the tour was INCREDIBLE. We love the falls in their maximum expression of how impressive nature can be. I think it is one of the most indescribable landscapes in the world.
What our customers ask about Buenos Aires Tours & Trips
What are the must-visit neighborhoods in Buenos Aires?
Buenos Aires reveals its character through distinct neighborhoods each with their own personality. San Telmo draws visitors to its antique-filled streets and weekend markets. La Boca's open-air art gallery along Caminito Street displays the city's artistic spirit through brightly painted buildings. The refined Recoleta district houses high-end shops and the famous cemetery. Palermo offers leafy streets lined with restaurants and boutiques. Many visitors choose to stay at the Novotel Buenos Aires on Corrientes Avenue 1334 for its central location. As one TourRadar traveler noted: "A beautiful city it reminded me a lot of Madrid and Paris. For something they say the Paris of America."
What's the best time of year to visit Buenos Aires?
Spring months from September to November and fall from March to May offer the most pleasant weather for exploring Buenos Aires. These seasons bring mild temperatures ideal for walking tours and outdoor cafes. Summer sees hot humid days while winter brings mild temperatures with occasional rain. November stands out when purple Jacaranda trees bloom throughout Palermo and Recoleta. Tour data shows March and November are peak visiting months with the most tour departures scheduled and optimal conditions for exploring San Telmo and La Boca by foot.
How many days should I spend in Buenos Aires?
Four to five days gives visitors enough time to experience Buenos Aires properly. This duration allows for exploring key neighborhoods visiting markets joining a tango show and taking a day trip to the Tigre Delta. The 4-Day Best of Buenos Aires Tour has become a popular choice among visitors. As one TourRadar traveler shared: "We felt that we got a very good sampling of BA in the short amount of time we had to spend there."
What unique local experiences can I have in Buenos Aires?
The city presents authentic cultural experiences at every turn. Visitors can learn to prepare mate tea join local families for asado barbecues in Palermo take tango lessons in San Telmo's dance halls or browse the Sunday antique market. The historic Café Tortoni offers a glimpse into traditional cafe culture while La Boca's streets showcase vibrant murals. The 5-Day Buenos Aires Luxury Tour includes private guides and premium experiences like exclusive shows at Rojo Tango.
What dining experiences are recommended in Buenos Aires?
The food scene in Buenos Aires centers around traditional parillas in Palermo and waterfront restaurants in Puerto Madero. Local specialties come alive at El Querandi in San Telmo where wine tastings complement the menu. The Faena Hotel's Rojo Tango offers dinner shows that combine cultural performance with high-end cuisine. One TourRadar traveler commented: "The food was amazing especially during the tango dinner show where we experienced true Argentine cuisine."
What day trips are possible from Buenos Aires?
The surrounding region offers rich cultural excursions from Buenos Aires. The riverside town of Tigre shows a different pace of life along its delta waters. San Antonio de Areco preserves gaucho traditions while working estancias welcome visitors to experience ranch life on the pampas. Tours depart from central hotels like the Novotel with professional guides leading the way. A TourRadar traveler noted: "The day trip to Tigre was a highlight offering a completely different side of Argentine culture."