Buenos Aires Private Tours: City, Tango, Gauchos and the Tigre Delta

Most wine trips to Argentina start or end in Buenos Aires. Make the most of your time in the capital with private experiences designed to complement our wine tours: a city tour of its most iconic neighborhoods, a night of tango, a day with the gauchos in the countryside and a boat trip through the Tigre Delta.

Private · English-speaking guide · Hotel pickup · Add-ons to our wine tours · Price on request

Buenos Aires City Tour

A private tour of about 4 hours through the city’s most iconic places. See the colorful houses of La Boca and Caminito, where tango was born, and the elegant Recoleta neighborhood, with a visit inside the famous Recoleta Cemetery, resting place of Eva Perón. Along the way, your guide will share the history, architecture and culture of Buenos Aires.

The Obelisco on Avenida 9 de Julio, Buenos Aires

Tango Show

Experience the passion of tango at a classic Buenos Aires show, with dinner, live music and world-class dancers. We always recommend it for your first night in the city: it’s the perfect welcome to Argentina.

Gaucho Day in San Antonio de Areco

Spend a day in the countryside at a traditional estancia near San Antonio de Areco, the heart of gaucho culture. Enjoy an asado lunch with Argentine wine, horseback riding and demonstrations of gaucho skills, and stroll through one of the most charming towns of the pampas.

Traditional Argentine asado with red wine

Tigre Delta Boat Trip

Just north of the city, the Tigre Delta is a maze of rivers and islands with stilt houses, rowing clubs and lush vegetation. A boat trip through the delta is a relaxing half-day escape from the city.

Combine Buenos Aires with Your Wine Trip

These experiences are designed as add-ons to our main tours. Start with a city tour and a tango show on arrival, then fly to Mendoza for the 3-Day Mendoza Wine Escape, to Salta for Torrontés, or cross the river to Uruguay for a day in Colonia del Sacramento and its wineries.

Buenos Aires Tours FAQ

How many days do I need in Buenos Aires?

Two or three days are enough to see the city, enjoy a tango show and add a day trip to San Antonio de Areco or the Tigre Delta.

Are the tours private?

Yes. All our Buenos Aires experiences are private, with hotel pickup and an English-speaking guide.

When should I book the tango show?

We recommend your first night. It’s the perfect introduction to Argentina, and an easy evening after a long flight.

How much do the Buenos Aires tours cost?

Prices depend on the experiences you choose and your group size. Write to us for a quote, or ask us to add them to your wine tour.

Wine Tours from Buenos Aires

Plan Your Days in Buenos Aires

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