Argentina · TIGRE DELTA TOURS
An hour north of the city the Paraná breaks into a delta of stilt houses reached only by boat. These 15 compare the train-and-launch half day against the full-day versions with lunch, and are clear on how much time you spend on the water.
Review of the Tigre Delta tour from Buenos Aires, with boat views, empanadas, hotel pickup, practical tips, drawbacks, and value advice.
“Victoria was sooo helpful Very informative. “Snack” was really a meal. Her commemtary was excellent. Beautiful trip.”
Review the Tigre Delta Premium Tour from Buenos Aires, with boat views, Tigre sights, empanadas, practical tips, price, and drawbacks.
“It was a good tour of the Tigre River. The guide was very nice and knowledgeable. He went out of his way to help everyone.”
Cruise the Tigre Delta, see island life, visit Puerto de Frutos, and explore northern Buenos Aires on this practical half-day tour.
“Our guide Juliette spoke excellent English and was very friendly and informative. We enjoyed the boat trip most of all, which was relaxing and with pleasant countryside and interesting to see another side of Buenos Aires life. The tour van was ok, if a little cramped, but with a good driver. Overall well-organised and a worthwhile tour.”
Review of the Tigre Delta tour from Buenos Aires, with San Isidro, a one-hour boat cruise, optional Puerto Madero lunch, and practical tips.
“My wife and I had an extra day in BA before heading home, and decided to take the half-day tour on the Tigre Delta. Even though the reviews looked all positive, I was not setting high expectations. However I have to say, both my wife and I fully enjoyed this tour! The driving tour up to the Delta was fun and informative. The Delta cruise was amazing! To see how these people live out there on the Delta, the houses / villas, the abandoned ships rusting away, ... all of it, was worth a repeat. We highly recommend it.”
See Buenos Aires highlights, Recoleta Cemetery, La Boca, El Ateneo and the Tigre Delta on a flexible 9-hour private tour.
“Mateo and Mateos were amazing ! Very helpful and knowledgeable. Made us feel comfortable. Recommended”
Cruise five rivers through Tigre’s Delta, see island homes and schools, and enjoy a one-hour panoramic boat ride from $18.
“Tigre is a really nice place to start the boat trip, not been there before and its worth a trip on it's own. The boat was in need of a little TLC, but this didn't spoil the experience. The boat travels round the islands of the delta with an interesting recorded dialogue with lots of useful info - learnt a lot :) You get a small cake and a coffee while on board and all the staff were friendly and helpful so would definitely recommend this trip.”
Cruise from Puerto Madero to Tigre through the Río de la Plata and Paraná Delta, with free time for lunch, parks, and island life.
“Only negative is that there's not enough time for everything. Otherwise excellent.”
Review of a private Buenos Aires to Tigre Delta tour with local guide, market, San Isidro Cathedral, shared boat ride, value, tips, and drawbacks.
“Laura was a wonderful guide. Very knowledgeable and attentive. Mati was a great driver. They made a great team.”
Review of Buenos Aires’ Tigre Delta boat tour, with river views, Puerto de Frutos, transport details, value, and practical booking advice.
“I had taken this same tour 3 years ago when I came here. Beautiful scenery. Staff were very helpful and accommodating even though I was the only English speaking person in the group.”
Explore Tigre Delta by small boat, using quiet waterways, local insight, wildlife spotting, snacks, and a relaxed four-hour trip from Buenos Aires.
“Enrique’s small boat was an intimate experience navigating channels too small for the big boats. Our “snacks” were sandwiches selected by us from a bakery near the port. Enrique gave us a great city tour of northern Buenos Aires on the way to the marina in Tigre. The boat wash fast, and slow depending upon the channel conditions. We stopped for lunch in a quiet sidle channel. Enrique was personable and knowledgeable and was more like an old friend than a tour guide. Highly recommended!”
Cruise from Buenos Aires to Tigre through the Paraná Delta, tour Tigre by bus, and shop at Puerto de Frutos.
“Very enjoyable trip the bilingual guide was extremely knowlegeable / helpful, would recommend.”
Review of a private Tigre Delta safari from Buenos Aires, with narrow waterways, birdwatching, swimming, local bars, and Rio de la Plata views.
“Went on an afternoon tour with Lautaro. He was so knowledgeable and friendly and I highly recommend this tour!”
Review of the Tigre Delta Tour from Buenos Aires, with boat ride, market visit, lunch option, transport details, and practical booking advice.
“Very informative booked the tor through Viator never used this company before Highley recommend we had Emails where and when pick up would be times and everything we needed to know”
Cruise Buenos Aires’ Tigre Delta by private speedboat, finding quiet canals, riverside homes, pirate tales, and relaxed local charm.
“If you like good vibes on a boat, this is for you. Really comfortable ride, had some wine and Mate with some great people on our boat. This isn’t a true “tour” of the islands but it’s great if you’re looking for a break from the city in a serene spot.”
Cruise the Tigre Delta, browse Puerto de Frutos, and see Tigre’s museums on a practical five-hour tour from Buenos Aires.
“We were told by the first guide that there was a snack bar in the boat, nothing. The toilet no soap or hand towel. We couldn’t hear the commentary. The stop at the fruit market was too short 30 mins, we stopped for a coffee & beers as there was nothing on the boat and had to leave before they arrived. Our guide was changed half way. The second guide was very informative. We liked the content of the tour. Very interesting.”
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