ARGENTINA
Argentina's classics.
The 10 tigre delta tours worth your time in Argentina. The prices, the operators behind them, and what each day actually involves.
Sail the Tigre Delta from Buenos Aires, spot riverbank homes, visit Puerto Fruitas and Tigre town, with transfers for $45.
“Very lucky to have our guide Sol who was very knowledgeable and Herman was a great friendly driver.”
A 1-hour Tigre Delta boat ride through five rivers, with an English/Spanish/Portuguese audioguide and close-up views of island life.
“The boat was on time. It was nice that the deck had enough space for all the passengers and provided good views. Unfortunately it wasn't a very scenic boat trip - this trip is basically going past hundreds of houses that look like they're about to flood and Tigre is an ugly, brown river. In…”
Cruise from Puerto Madero to Tigre through the Río de la Plata and Paraná Delta, with panoramic views and free time in Tigre.
“This trip was splended. We booked the tour without the extras and just walked around after the boat docked. It feels really peaceful and has some nice parks. Really nice if you want to escape the city for a bit. The boat trip is also great.”
Half-day trip from Buenos Aires to the Tigre Delta by first-class boat, plus Puerto de Frutos and a drop-off near Obelisco.
“This company fail to inform you where to meet in time (other reviewers have noted this). Booked the trip 3 days in advance & Viator confirmation sent me to a pick up point in Buenos Aires for 9am. I arrived at 8.30 & waited until 9.30. The tour bus never arrived. When I returned to…”
Cruise from Puerto Madero into the Paraná Delta, ride with a Tigre guide, then shop at Puerto de Frutos on a smooth Buenos Aires day trip.
“Amazing 4 hour trip (2 hours on the boat - bus back) To an incredible neighbourhood called Tigres. Georgina, our guide was wonderful. Would definitely recommend this tour to get out of the city for a few hours.”
Private half-day safari by boat through Tigre Delta, with photo stops, bird watching, swims, and Buenos Aires skyline views.
“Lautaro and his dad Sergio we’re SO nice and provided so much information it was honestly a really nice relaxed day on the water with great company.”
A 5-hour Tigre day trip with coach pickup, a 1-hour Paraná Delta boat cruise, Tigre stops, and free-market time, with optional grill lunch.
“Good tour, but the leal came at 2pm , extremely poor. No starter for vegetarian, steak with 30% fat. And cold fries.. No options just set menu with icecream which was tasteless. Lest 90% of meal . We spent $80 for meals , but not even worth $20.”
A 3-hour private speedboat ride through the Tigre Delta from Buenos Aires, with quiet canals, stories, and modern comfort.
“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.”
Half-day Tigre Delta tour with hotel pickup, a one-hour Sturla boat ride, Puerto de Frutos time, and museum stops in Tigre.
“Tigre is a beautiful town with stilt houses, lush vegetation and boat-based lifestyle. Our tour guide was up to a difficult task, having to explain everything in 3 languages. She did a brilliant job. A very enjoyable experience.”
Private Tigre Delta boat safari with water skiing, wildlife stops in Rio de la Plata and Paraná de las Palmas. 4–5 hours.
“I had the best day with Sergio and Etienne!! They showed me interesting places along the delta in Tigre and took me places to swim and water ski. I learned a lot about life in Tigre but even more important, I had so much fun on the boat, zipping through the rivers between islands. I…”
