This tour was a feast for the senses! Our guide introduced us to the best local foods, including empanadas and Malbec wine, while also sharing fascinating stories about the city’s landmarks. A delicious and informative tour!

"Walking through the streets of Buenos Aires with our guide was like stepping back in time. From the grand architecture to the lively markets, every corner had a story to tell. An unforgettable experience!

Our guide brought the spirit of Buenos Aires to life with a fantastic tango show and a tour of the historic San Telmo neighborhood. We learned so much about the culture and history. Highly recommend this tour!

Avoid this company. We are Americans who were taken advantage by Gabriel and his team on a tour we signed up for in Nicaragua. There are many articles online (and blogs) of similar scenarios with people who have dealt with Gabriel. This is very sad and is not acceptable. We hope to find justice and get our money back, but further more, we hope to prevent this from happening to other people.

The administration was good, it was responsive to requests and easy to make a booking. But we thought several aspects of the tour were poor. --The guide did not accompany the group on its boat tour or the viewing of the Perito Moreno. --The bus was cramped, it was uncomfortable in general and particularly for the long rides on unpaved/gravel roads (two hours to the Estancia) and --The lunch was mediocre.

Unfortunately this ski hill is overrun with rude, aggressive locals residents who only pay equivalent of $70 to ski the entire season. They should stop giving the pass away for so little to the pushy locals and focus on the tourists from Buenos Aires and abroad paying more for one day ticket than the locals pay for all season.

Argentina boasts of some of the world's breathtaking sceneries like the Patagonia and the Iguazù Falls. My exciting Argentinian adventure was made possible with the help of Gonzalo of Receptivo Aborigen Tours. Gonzalo handled my inquiry and arranged an interesting customized package that was right for my limited budget. For less than USD2,000 my 12 days/11 nights package included the following: * 2 nights hotel accommodation with breakfast in Buenos Aires * 3 nights hotel accommodation with breakfast in El Calafate, Ushuaia and Iguazù * Sightseeing tours (bilingual - in Spanish and English) in each city including a relaxing ranch tour with asado lunch outside Buenos Aires, mini trekking on the Perito Moreno Glacier and the Devil's Throat speed boat ride in Iguazù. Tour pick ups were on time except in Iguazù. * Roundtrip transfers * 4 internal flights (Buenos Aires-El Calafate, El Calafate-Ushuaia, Ushuaia-Iguazù, Iguazù-Buenos Aires) Admission fees to the national parks were not included but those are very minimal, about ARS5,500 each.  Optional tours may also be availed on the site and better if you pay in Argentine Peso.  And here are some of the reasons why I  highly recommend booking with Receptivo Aborigen for your Argentina trip: * Communication was fast and easy through WhatsApp and email.   * Online payment was secure through We Travel. Please note, however, that surcharge was almost 6%.   * Gonzalo was ever patient with my requests.  He was helpful and kind enough to accommodate last minute changes due to my unexpected delayed arrival. After the tours, he even checked how each tour went.  He also convinced me to take optional tours, the Perito Moreno mini trekking and the Devil's Throat boat ride.  Both turned out to be two of the most thrilling things I have done on my trips!!!  Thank you for the suggestion, Gonzalo! * The included 2 and 3 hotels were all centrally located and clean. * Very good value for money!!! * Excellent customer service!!!

Excellent trip and Victoria island was beautiful. We took the # 20 bus from Bariloche to Puerto Pañuelos and walked to the docking area and bought our tickets and permits. Pay with Argentinian pesos!

Traffic was overwhelming, Bariloche was hot and packed, drivers aggressive. Most restaurants were just average for food , high for price. El Bolson slightly less frantic but not fun Lago Puelo is great, hope it stays that way.

I travel the world never came across such dishonest company in my life … promised never kept Mr Gabriel misleading spike prices never answered the phone after got his money shame shame shame don’t use them

The whole trip is a tour in Paradise: the experience on the boat hosted by an efficient and super nice guide (@nacholanin) who told us everything about nature and history, the peace in such a wonderful landscape is impossible to describe. Do not miss it!!

During our bus ride from El Calafate to the Estancia Nibeko-Aike we were given a history of the settlement of this area by early pioneers. We bumped our way along the rocky trail with sightings of raptors, condors, rheas and guanacos. The ride over the historic trail gave us the feel of traveling in a wagon in spite of the fact that we were in a temperature controlled bus. As we neared the ranch we saw flamingos as well as sheep and cattle. We passed the memorial of the Massacre of Estancia Anita where in 1921 the army killed ranch hands who were asking for improved working conditions. Upon arrival at the ranch which is in Los Glaciares National Park, we enjoyed wonderful views of this part of Patagonia and were treated to a horse barrel race and a sheep shearing demonstration. Lunch was superb: salad, sausage and lamb. Following lunch we boarded an enclosed boat for a ride to the Perito Moreno Glacier. Before reaching the glacier we deboarded for a 1/2 mile hike along the shore. Back on the boat we rode near the glaciers which offer great photo opportunities. We returned to the bus for short ride to the raised metal walkway at the park visitors center. Where we saw various views of the glacier and impressive thunderous sounds of bits of the glacier falling into the water. Our guide Noelia was wonderful. We returned by highway back to El Calafate.

We had a great tour of the Taipiche, Sin Fin and Zuccardi wineries with Deni. She was knowledgeable about the wine-making process and was able to answer our questions and interpret from the Spanish-speaing guides at each winery. We especially enjoyed the tasting at Tapuche and also the opportunity to learn about the process for producing olive oil at Zuccardi. The lunch at Pan y Oliva was delicious! Our stay at Laras de Chacras was also terrific. Great staff, cozy rooms and a great daily breakfast! Really enjoyed our time in Mendoza!

How can I describe the amazing landscapes that Jujuy has. I had the opportunity to visit "Las Salinas" in 2019. It was a long and hard road but it definitely worth it. I went with my family and some friends that live in San Salvador de Jujuy, since we are in love with their province they have been our tourist guides. I would strongly recommend a Coke tea time with nothing but oxygen to accompany if you don't want feel your stomach like a washing machine during the trip. It needs to be undestood that your the final destination is 4000 metres above the sea level,approximately. Another thing that you should take with you are some sunglasses because the environment is covered in salt, which is white in color and bounces off the sun's rays in a way that will disturb your eyesight. Las Salinas are just a quearter part of the beauties that this Argentinian place has.

A wonderful city with old buildings and narrow streets. It invites us to travel to the past. I went with my family and we really enjoy the trip, We knew its historic neighborhood, its museums, the Portuguese and Spanish colonial buildings. We also visited the Colonia del Sacramento lighthouse which is surrounded by the ruins of a convent and has panoramic views.