Top Buenos Aires Water Parks

Get to know Buenos Aires on this guided half day tour where you'll be driven to several stops in a private, air-conditioned vehicle, and also be walking between places. This is the perfect way to get an overview of the city upon arrival, or for those who have just a few hours in the city to walk. Among the stops are Alberto J. Armando Stadium (La Bombonera), Casa Rosada, and Recoleta Cemetery, but the entrance fees are extra.

Venture into the wild Argentinian pampas and experience 'gaucho' (cowboy) life on a traditional 'estancia' (ranch) on this full-day tour from Buenos Aires, including lunch. Saddle up for a horseback ride or 'sulky' (horse cart) tour, visit the country town of San Antonio de Areco, enjoy a folklore show and tuck into a barbecue lunch, while the gauchos entertain you with rope tricks and tales of estancia life.

Admire the spectacular sights of Buenos Aires on a half-day bike tour of the Argentinian capital’s architectural highlights. Beside your knowledgeable guide, cycle through vibrant neighborhoods such as La Boca and Puerto Madero, and marvel at landmarks including Casa Rosada, La Bombonera Stadium, and Plaza de Mayo. Throughout the tour, make regular stops to listen to informative commentary and gain an inside perspective of Buenos Aires from your guide. All safety equipment is included on this tour.

Spend 2 hours tasting local Argentinian boutique wines in a subterranean wine cellar. With a small group of just 8 people or fewer and an experienced sommelier as your guide, you'll learn about varietals such as Torrontes and Malbec. All tastings included.

Explore the Boca Juniors Museum in Buenos Aires when you book this private tour, and you’re guaranteed to skip all the lines. There is a minimum of two people per booking. You and your private group will get to know the history of this important Argentine team, learn all about its national and international accomplishments, and visit the stadium and the changing room too.

When we speak about Argentine Wine, most people think of Mendoza and the Andean region. While true, there are also many good vineyards in the province of Buenos Aires, close to the capital. One of them is Casa Gamboa, a vigorous vineyard situated on the top of an idyllic pampas landscape. Located near the city of Campana, the estate and its vines are surrounded by a hilly humid prairie, with its evergreen side to side and blue sky above. At Casa Gamboa, we bring you back to the rural roots of Buenos Aires’ countryside. This place evokes memories of late 19th-century Spanish and Italian immigrants who planted the first vines in the region. We begin with a guided tour of the estate and its wine-making process. You will also taste wine and food pairings, followed by a 4-course lunch based on a sampling gourmet menu, which includes picada (starter), full course, multiple garnishes, and dessert. Wine, coffee, and water are also included.

This experience makes it as easy as possible to visit Parque de la Costa, one of the largest amusement parks in Argentina. After pickup from downtown, sightsee around Tigre, the northern suburb of Buenos Aires where the park is located. Breeze past potential ticket lines and get access to most attractions with a “Golden Passport,” from roller coasters to laser tag fights and live shows.