The tour guide, Stella, was excellent. She knew the venue and the staff and helped us all the way through the day. The horse riding was fun and the food was good (a lot of food!). It didn't feel too 'made up' and the venue is a working ranch

Sophia our tour guide was brilliant and spoke 3 languages so everyone could understand her - Spanish, English and Portuguese. She was a very friendly and an obliging tour guide, Nicholas was a great driver also. Great Tigre tour. On the boat they must have had a few tours and seemed to cram everyone in the boat so it was first in best dressed for the seats up on the top outdoor deck.

We had a lovely tour of the street art and food in Palermo, Buenos Aires. Our guides Laila, Veronica and Flor made the tour so interesting and fun, with beautiful food and gorgeous street art and shops. We were able to get a deeper understanding of Buenos Aires and Argentine culture. Highly recommend.

This is incredible and beyond worth the time and money. My guide’s name was Pablo, a native Argentinian who truly expressed excitement and love for sharing this experience with us. We had 5 total in our group (including Pablo) so nice and small. Pablo picked us up directly from our hotels, shared so much information and recommendations, and answered all of our questions (which were many and quite diverse!) professionally and respectfully. Truly a kind soul. The ranch! SO. MUCH. ASADO! 🤤 The empanadas are out of this world. My horse, Pacha, was so lovely. After horseback riding and food, the gauchos played traditional folk music and had us dancing. Exquisite. Plus!! The tour-de-force was witnessing a gaucho demonstrate the trust and bond these cowboys have with these majestic animals. The gaucho, literally, lead the horse to lie on its back while the man sat on his tummy and leaned over and gave the horse a kiss. The horse was on the ground - belly up. It brought tears to my eyes. What a magical day!! 🥰

We were skeptical that the show could really be as good as all the reviews said.. and we were wrong! The show was thoroughly entertaining and impressive. The tango dancers, the singers, the musicians, the folk musicians, the folk dancers… all were truly talented and engaging. We booked without dinner or drinks, and ordered a few things a la carte, which were tasty and reasonably priced for the venue. Highly recommend!!

Hernan was a great guide, very knowledgeable in the history of the city, had a great time saw everything i wanted to see!!

We loved the ranch, loved the food, and the entertainment. But, what really made our day was the tour guide. Of all the touring we've done this has to be the best guide.

The tour was an unforgettable experience, all thanks to our amazing tour guide, Aimé, and everyone at the ranch. Aimé was very personable, friendly, entertaining and knowledgeable. The ranch and staff, thank you for the hospitality, the food and service was great. The rang is stunning and recommend it to all!

This was a great experience! I went with my husband as we wanted to learn more about the wine culture in Argentina but didn't have time enough to go to places such as Mendoza or the north area. The guide Tomas had a lot of knowledge and was very attentive to our questions. It was also great that the tasting had place in Palermo very close to other places to eat, have a drink and have fun. Its a lovely neighborhood. Thank you tours buenos aires!!!! We definetly recommend this experience

the best wine tour ever, This is the first time we have done a wine tour walking and visiting different places, very fun, the guide was great

Our tour guide was Hernan and the bus driver was Nahuel. We felt very safe. It was super fun and informative. I suggest this to anyone interested in a city tour of Buenas Aires. Definitely partake in the optional street food option. It was a real treat.

We are in Calafate now having flown down from Buenos Aires especially to see the glacier. We drove an hour to the national park to be told it was closed due to the treacherous road conditions so we have had a wasted and expensive journey. … Unfortunately there is no maintenance of the roads through the park and although we believe they have machines to clear the ice they were not using them and there was talk of some politics at play within the local authority. It is winter here but there hasn’t been exceptionally bad weather so my advice would be not to come in winter, for us it was a very expensive mistake.

This was an amazing experience. Our tour guide Mauricio was exceptional! He took us through a whole experience across the San Antonio de Areco town. We visited the Plaza, Catedral, Gaucho Museum, learned about the process of working on the silver from the welders themselves, visited awesome local shops were they make delicious chocolate products and others local cheeses and sausages/ salamis. Wow! I was impressed with the quality of the products not only food , but the Gaucho cloth. The people of the town were amazing as well, very warm and attentive. Later at the Estancia (Gaucho Ranch) we went into horse riding, which was very comfortable and peaceful . The ride was beautiful. After that we ate delicious lunch prepared in wood. It finished with a show with a Gaucho band where they showed us how to dance. Espectacular! On top of that a Gaucho ended with a presentation with a horse that was so sublime. It was a poetry with a Gaucho and a horse on stage. Can’t describe the beauty of it. This was definitely beyond expectations. If you come here, you can’t miss this experience.

We had a great day at the Estancia! Our guide, Enrique, was so nice and informative. Highly recommend this tour. Food was great too!

The guide was entertaining and knowledgeable. The location was beautiful the entertainment and food at the ranch were enjoyable.