Tigre Delta Full-Day Tour & Cruise from Buenos Aires

The tour begins by meeting your guide at the Sturla River Terminal in Puerto Madero. Our boat sails at 10 AM.

We'll sail along the Rio de La Plata, considered the widest river in the world, with incredible views of Buenos Aires, until we reach Tigre.

Then, we will get to the Delta del Río Paraná where we’ll sail between lots of little islands and you’ll get to see the unique lifestyle here, with floating taxis, rafts and even shops dotting around.

Have lunch on the banks of the river:

You can choose between:

- Au Gratin Breast Sandwich or Roasted Vegetable Sandwich or Ratatouille

- Cereal bar or Seasonal fruit or Banana and dulce de leche crepes

- 1 non-alcoholic drink 500cc (water, flavored water or soda)

We’ll make our first stop at the Puerto de Frutos, a popular tourist spot for locals which used to be a landing port for market goods. Each weekend it is flooded with locals escaping Buenos Aires and looking for some respite by the river. 

You’ll have some free time to visit the fair, take pictures, buy souvenirs and even get your hands on some handmade crafts.   

We will continue with a walking tour along the Paseo Victorica, an exceptional place that combines nature, river views, gastronomy, rowing clubs and historical landmarks and museums. Our guide will give you the necessary knowledge to understand the importance and history of each attraction and the city.

Arrival at the Delta station of the Tren de la Costa. We will board this tourist train that runs along the coast of the Rio de la Plata on the left, and the most exclusive areas of large mansions on the right.

At 3.30pm Arrival in San Isidro and tour of Plaza Mitre and the Cathedral of San Isidro. Walking tour through the main attractions until arriving at San Isidro Station. On the way you will have time to have a coffee with a snack or an ice cream

From San Isidro station you will travel by train to the city of Buenos Aires.

The tour ends at the monument of the Liberator José de San Martín, in front of Retiro train station.