The trip to Colonia is amazing and definitely worth it. Charming historic town. Make sure to visit the 7 or so small historical houses and museums around town —not included in the tour. In fact the “tour” is very limited- a buquebus guide who walks you into town. Shows you the Spanish and Portuguese architecture (interesting but repetitive) and tells you about the repeated attacks from the Spanish, Portuguese and English. It’s 35 minutes long and not particularly informative. You could get it from the Wikipedia entry. You need your pesos to get into the museum, so I suggest buying some thing from a vendor and asking for pesos in change or going to an exchange on the Main Street. .

The venue is very attractive with a nice vibe. We had dinner and our server was so attentive. Food was good except my husband's steak was overdone and lots of chunks of fat on it. My vegetarian food was very good and main course was Mushroom Rissoto! The Tango show was professional, nice costumes and great dancers. An enjoyable evening.

This tour was amazing. The hotel pickup/transfer to and from the port terminal was easy and prompt with very courteous staff. The walking tour in Colonia was very informative and the guide was entertaining and knowledgeable and eager to answer questions and gave insightful information on Colonia, as well as Uruguay and its history.

Great day trip! Walking tour guide was very knowledgeable, professional and spoke great English. Also the lady who did hotel pick up & drop off was very friendly. Would recommend tour

This Tango Show takes you through the History of The Tango in Buenos Aires. Excellent dancers and singers. We had the dinner as well. You are allowed to choose the items you want: We took the pumpkin cream soup, steak (bife de Chorizo) and lemon ice cream. They had lamb, pork, chicken, risotto, pasta and vegetarian options as well. The meal came with free beverages as well: wine, mineral water, soft drinks, beer, coffee or tea. Very efficient serving! I recommend you go to a different show each time you visit Buenos Aires as they are all different and fun. We also had Tango lessons and Wine tasting a few hours before the show started. Very fun day.

The music, singing and dancing were absolutely amazing!! I would definitely recommend this dinner & show combo. The food was delicious as well. The food is served first so if you are not getting food you can arrive a little later as the show doesn’t start until after 9:30. Such a great night, well worth it!

Definitely worth a day trip from Buenos Aires and recommend staying overnight if you have time. Quite easy to buy a ticket for the ferry online from Colonia Express and walk around the town on your own. Is quite compact and has a very laid back vibe as soon as you get off the boat. Lots of good cafes and restaurants in the old port even in the winter and weather was a pleasant 17C.

Great show- we only did the show and had a dessert or starter included. Dessert was quite tasty, and the show was fantastic. A good introduction for a foreigner. We didn’t feel crammed in and thankfully there was no pillar in the way. For those seats, a bit of shuffling of your chair would still make the experience work, but perhaps they should discount those seats to some degree. I’d recommend it!

The place is amazing, an old bricked building from the 1850's. The service, the food and the show were excellent! I definitely recommend it!!

Venue was pretty but if you want to see below the shoulders skip it. $200 wasted. Went to LaQuerandi and had a great experience for about $50.

This was totally worth it! We took a day trip from Buenos Aires. There is so much charm in Colonia, and lots of good food. The ferry was easy, even with customs.

great place to visit, fantastic show .. food average, but after all you are going there for the show, not for the food! :-)

waste of money please dont go it didn't provide the best day ever and a random ass bird poop on me and I hate that and this day tour ana was mean

Interesting, well organized, the ferry was great! The communication and punctuality with the tour organizers in Buenos Aires was better than expected. Highly recommended! Customs in Uruguay and Argentina were fast. It was a nice experience to visit Colonia de Sacramento as it is so close to Buenos Aires, and you will learn some history about this village and their Spanish and Portuguese influence. Our tour guide in Uruguay was Anabel, very kind and passionate about her town. If you want to try a Chivito sandwich, find the local food trucks located a couple of blocks away from the tourist area. Try the Juana La Loca alfajor! :D

Wonderful Albert tour and driver. He have done a terrific job to guide and take care of us during shopping time. We ran out of cash so we could not tip him, but we really appreciated his enthusiasm.