Top The Pampas Mountain Bike Tours

Cycle through the Recoleta and Palermo neighborhoods with a small group and guide during this half-day tour. Stop at the Evita Perón Monument, Recoleta Cemetery, and the Rose Garden. Bicycles (beach cruisers) and helmets included.

Discover the South of Buenos Aires on this small-group bike tour. Lose yourself in the historic atmosphere of the Plaza de Mayo, the colorful streets of La Boca, the stylish modern feel of Puerto Madero, and the old-school charms of San Telmo. Visit some of the city’s loveliest green areas, and enjoy mate, alfajores, and a tasty sandwich from a local food truck.

Pedal your way around Buenos Aires and soak up the city's alluring atmosphere at your own pace. This private bike tour allows you the flexibility to choose your own journey or adjust the route along the way. Wherever you choose to pedal to, from San Telmo to Palermo to La Boca, you'll learn all about Buenos Aires' fascinating history and culture from your guide.

Bike through Buenos Aires' Palermo, Puerto Madero and Recoleta neighborhoods on this 3.5-hour guided bike tour in the morning or afternoon. Visit major highlights of this Argentine capital city, including Barrio Norte and Recoleta Cemetery. Learn about the history and culture of Buenos Aires from your expert guide while enjoying local architecture and the city's green spaces.

Discover Buenos Aires on this 8-hour bike tour. Sip mate and sample alfajores at the Floralis Generica sculpture. Learn about national history in the Plaza San Martín and the Plaza de Mayo. Explore stylish Puerto Madero and enjoy a sandwich on the banks of the Río de la Plata. See the colorful streets of La Boca, the Bombonera stadium, scenic San Telmo, and the Recoleta Cemetery.

Explore the south city center of Buenos Aires on a bike during this 4-hour cycling tour. Pedal at a comfortable pace through San Telmo, Puerto Madero and La Boca. Listen to engaging commentary from your cycling guide about the history, culture, food and people of Buenos Aires. Learn about tango and futbol, the twin passions of Buenos Aires residents, through a visit to 'el Caminito', a colorful pedestrianized street and center of public city life. Use of all cycling equipment is included; this tour is suitable for riders of all levels.

Enjoy an alternative sightseeing experience in Buenos Aires on an exploratory full-day bike tour of the Argentinian capital, led by a professional guide. Climb aboard a comfortable bicycle and embark on a leisurely tour of Buenos Aires’ historical and cultural highlights; absorb the architectural charm of the San Telmo neighborhood; admire the famous football stadium, La Bombonera; and reflect on life and death at the spectacular La Recoleta cemetery. Enjoy a delicious lunch inspired by Argentinian culinary classics on this enriching tour.  

Maximize time in Buenos Aires with a city tour by e-bike. Explore several areas of the city from San Martin to May Square to Puerto Madero from the seat of an e-bike. Learn about the history and culture of Buenos Aires as you cruise along bike paths. Start and finish the tour in the Retiro neighborhood.

The colonial towns of Tigre and San Isidro make a popular side-trip from Buenos Aires, but most day tours only offer a whistle-stop visit. This tour by train and bike lets you travel further and immerse yourself in local life, as you explore the historic monuments of San Isidro and the lively market town of Tigre.

See the sights like a local on an action-packed bike tour, focusing on the highlights of Buenos Aires’ south side. Cycle through the lively streets of downtown Buenos Aires, stopping to admire the palatial architecture of Plaza de Mayo and the historic tango halls of San Telmo. Next, pedal your way to the waterfront district of La Boca, famous for its multi-colored buildings and La Bombonera stadium, and finish with a ride through the scenic Costanera Sur Ecological Reserve.

Discover San Telmo, Puerto Madero and La Boca via bicycle on this 4-hour guided bike tour. Cruise along the Rio de la Plata with your guide and visit attractions like the Caminito, Casa Rosada and the Plaza de Mayo. Enjoy leisurely pedaling through Buenos Aires' best-known neighborhoods and the Buenos Aires Ecological Reserve with stops to rest and snap photos of the city's eclectic architecture.

The colorful neighborhoods of south Buenos Aires offer an atmospheric backdrop to a cycling tour, but the maze-like districts are best explored with the help of a local guide. This bike tour will introduce you to the tango district of San Telmo, the famous La Bombonera stadium in La Boca, the modern waterfront of Puerto Madero, and the idyllic Costanera Sur Ecological Reserve.

Pedal your way around the sights on a 4-hour Buenos Aires north circuit bike tour and cycle past architectural monuments, modern landmarks and landscaped parks. Weave your way through the crowds of Avenue 9 de Julio and Avenue de Mayo, admire the French colonial buildings of Plaza San Martin, and stop for a photo by the Floralis Genérica, a futuristic flower sculpture that ‘blooms’ each day with the sunrise. Finish your tour with an optional visit to the magnificent Recoleta Cemetery, the resting place of former presidents, Nobel Prize winners and Evita.

Combine cycling and sightseeing on this full-day bike tour and enjoy an action-packed itinerary that ticks off the best bits of Buenos Aires. Weave your way around the cobblestone lanes of San Telmo, pass the colorfully painted houses of La Boca and glide along the modern waterfront of Puerto Madero. Take a detour through the Costanera Sur Ecological Reserve, stopping to tuck into a delicious Argentine-style BBQ (included). After lunch, visit Evita’s grave in the Recoleta Cemetery, then pedal to Plaza de Mayo to see the famous Casa Rosada.

We will take a bicycle ride through several neighborhoods of Buenos Aires in order to meet the women who changed the course of Argentine history, their monuments, neighborhoods or places that marked their lives and through them understand the process of female empowerment and current struggles that cross transversally to this country. Come and enjoy their monuments but above all the stories, anecdotes, struggles, real lives, difficulties and triumphs of empowered women (Military, writers, singers, sculptors and first ladies) that today are paradigms of the Argentine society and some, recognized worldwide for their achievements.

Cycle around Buenos Aires to see the sights from the seat of your own bike. On this 4-hour sightseeing tour, follow your cycling guide from the historic neighborhood of San Telmo through the streets to the political center of Plaza de Mayo. Continue at a comfortable pace to Retiro and Plaza San Martin, making plenty of rest and photo stops. Explore Recoleta, Palermo and several of the city's bucolic parks. Use of all equipment is provided; this tour is suited for riders of all abilities.

This 4-hour bike tour takes you through some of the most scenic areas in Buenos Aires. Visit Recoleta Cemetery, the Floralis Generica sculpture, and the stylish neighborhood of Palermo Soho. Along the way, you’ll see stunning French architecture, modern and old monuments, tombs of legendary historical figures, and peaceful wooded areas. Stop for snack of mate and alfajores to complete your experience.

We are confident that this tour will be fascinating because it's impossible to ride e-scooters without smiling. Covering 16 km of this city on e-scooter will be a truly authentic, relaxed, and enjoyable experience, where the only problem will be messing up your hair with the wind. We'll share with you interesting stories that will help you understand the roots of Argentine culture. We'll talk about the passion for soccer, the mystique of a good barbecue, the way of relating to authority, and of course, that unique way of expressing oneself. Additionally, we'll taste the "alfajor," the "mate" known as the drink of the Gods, the famous "Fernet," the mysterious "chipá," and the acclaimed "Choripan con Chimichurri." Our ultimate goal is for you to fall in love with BA as much as we have, so we'll tell you all its secrets and give you the best recommendations to make the most of your stay in BA. Hasta la vista, baby... (っ▀¯▀)つ

Discover Buenos Aires on this e-bike tour of some of the city’s most scenic areas. In Recoleta, learn about Argentine history as you visit the University of Buenos Aires and the iconic Floralis Genérica sculpture. Check out street art in Palermo Soho, a stylish area filled with designer showrooms, bars, and restaurants. See ornate mansions converted to embassies in Recoleta and end your ride at the Recoleta Cemetery.

Experience Buenos Aires like a true *porteño* (local) with this private bike tour. Discover the history and culture of the city as you pedal through San Telmo, La Boca, Puerto Madero, and past such landmarks as the Casa Rosada. Admire architecture, street art, and monuments as you explore and feel free to ask your guide all your burning questions.

Pedal through the historical heart of Buenos Aires on this 5-hour bike tour. Follow your cycling guide through the historic neighborhoods of La Boca and San Telmo, getting a feel for the roots of Buenos Aires. Continue to Puerto Madero, a recently revitalized area that is also home to the city's Ecological Reserve. Make many stops along the way to rest and take photos. Stop for a traditional parilla lunch and then head toward Plaza de Mayo, the site of many important historical events in Argentina's history. Lunch and use of bicycle and helmet are included.

Check out all the cool street art in Buenos Aires with this small group, guided cycle trip. Learn about the beginnings of the street art movement and see how it has grown. See the different techniques, and hear more stories from your guide. You’ll cycle through different neighborhoods, where you can see secret and not so secret works of art.

Cycle far off the beaten path in Buenos Aires with a 4-hour bike tour of the city’s best graffiti and street art. Pedal through the backstreets and alleys of the historic San Telmo, La Boca, and Barracas neighborhoods, stopping to admire vibrant murals and explore the city’s evolution into one of the world’s urban art capitals at local design cooperatives and cafes.