Get out of the city for the day: the gaucho Pampas, a boutique winery, a magical village, a bio park — or cross the river to Uruguay. Hotel pick-up and English-speaking guides included.
Countryside, wine, nature and neighbouring Uruguay — all with hotel transfers and English-speaking guides, shared or fully private.
Out into the Pampas for a classic day in the Argentine countryside: traditional asado, folklore music and dancing, horse-riding displays and real ranch hospitality.
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You don't need to fly to Mendoza. Just over an hour away, spend the day among vineyards with a guided tasting and a multi-course paired lunch.
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The complete version of our city tour: all the essential neighborhoods at a relaxed pace, with lunch in riverside Puerto Madero.
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A medieval village built without architects or blueprints from reclaimed materials. Cobbled lanes, secret passages and curious museums.
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Discover the city at your own pace on the red double-decker. Multilingual audio-guide and a glazed upper deck that works rain or shine.
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A great day out for families: a modern conservation park north of the city, with large naturalised habitats, an aquarium and interactive exhibits.
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Cross the River Plate by fast ferry — about an hour — to the UNESCO-listed colonial town of Colonia del Sacramento.
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A full day in Uruguay's capital: the old town, the Rambla, Independence Square and the port market — ferry and guided tour included.
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City tour, the Tigre Delta, the football stadiums, the Eva Perón tour, a helicopter flight or La Plata.
See half day tours →Tell us your dates, who's travelling and what you enjoy — countryside, wine, nature or a bit of Uruguay — and we'll recommend the best day out and send a free quote within 24 hours.
| If you want to… | Take this tour | Good to know |
|---|---|---|
| Experience gaucho culture and an asado | Gaucho Day at an Estancia | Traditional barbecue, folklore and horse-riding displays included. |
| Taste Argentine wine without flying to Mendoza | Winery & Gourmet Lunch | About 65 km away; tasting and paired multi-course lunch included. |
| See something completely different | Campanópolis | A hand-built medieval village — very photogenic; book in advance. |
| Explore at your own pace | Hop-On Hop-Off Bus | Multilingual audio-guide; runs rain or shine. |
| Visit another country for a day | Colonia or Montevideo | Passport required; Colonia is about an hour by fast ferry. |
| Travel with children | Temaikén Bio Park | Large naturalised habitats, aquarium and interactive exhibits. |
Our office is in Buenos Aires. One dedicated specialist plans your whole stay and answers you directly.
We regularly compare our rates against the big international operators — and we've confirmed we're the most competitive, without cutting service.
Every tour includes transfers from and to your hotel — no meeting points to find on your own.
Join a regular service or book your own English-speaking guide and driver for a flexible route and pace.
Professional guides who bring the city's history and culture to life.
Two decades organising Buenos Aires trips for travelers from all over the world.
A personalized proposal with no obligation, and secure payment by card or bank transfer.
Most of the day — typically leaving in the morning and returning in the late afternoon or early evening. Day trips to Uruguay and the estancia are the longest.
It depends on the tour. The gaucho estancia day includes a traditional asado, the winery day includes a multi-course paired lunch, and the Puerto Madero city tour includes lunch. For the others we state clearly what's included when we quote.
Yes. Colonia del Sacramento and Montevideo are in Uruguay, so you cross an international border and need your passport. We handle the ferry tickets and the paperwork guidance.
Yes. Our boutique winery day trip takes you to an estate about 65 km from Buenos Aires for a guided tasting and a gourmet lunch among the vineyards.
A private medieval-style village built from reclaimed materials by one man, without architects or blueprints. Very photogenic and completely unlike anything else near Buenos Aires — visits must be arranged in advance.
Yes. Temaikén bio park and the gaucho estancia day are particularly popular with families, and the hop-on hop-off bus lets you set your own pace. Tell us the ages and we'll advise.
Both. You can join a regular shared service or book a fully private tour with your own English-speaking guide and driver. We quote both options so you can compare.
Buenos Aires is a wonderful city, but some of the best experiences are a short drive away. Our full day tours take you into the Pampas for a gaucho estancia day with a traditional asado and folklore, to a boutique winery for a tasting and gourmet lunch among the vineyards, or to Campanópolis, a hand-built medieval village that feels like stepping into a storybook.
Families love Temaikén, a modern conservation park north of the city, while travelers who prefer to set their own pace can take the hop-on hop-off bus around the main sights. And because Uruguay is just across the river, you can spend a full day in Colonia del Sacramento — a UNESCO World Heritage colonial town about an hour away by fast ferry — or in Montevideo.
All our day trips include hotel transfers and English-speaking guides, and can be arranged shared or fully private. Tell us what you enjoy and how long you're staying, and we'll put together the ideal plan — with a free quote within 24 hours.
