Things to do in Argentina
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Buenos Aires Tango Porteño Show & Optional DinnerYou arrive by hotel pickup or on your own, settle into a 1940s-style venue, and watch live tango dancers move with an eight-piece orchestra and singer for the evening. Dinner comes to your table during the show if you've selected it. The choreography is Mora Godoy's, which means the movement carries the weight of someone who's spent decades refining it. You leave when the final piece ends, transported back to your hotel if you booked that option.Is it for me?Book this if you want to see tango performed at a high level without arranging your own transport or deciding which show to pick—Mora Godoy's reputation and the fixed evening schedule handle both decisions for you.
El Calafate Glacier Cruise: 3 Glaciers & Perito Moreno WalkwaysYou sail to three glaciers in one day: Upsala, Spegazzini (the tallest at 135 meters), and Perito Moreno, with close approaches and floating icebergs. The cruise includes park entry, a transfer to the Perito Moreno walkways for 1.5 hours of land-based viewing, and return transport to El Calafate. A modern ship with panoramic windows keeps you comfortable, and the full itinerary takes roughly eight to nine hours from start to finish.Is it for me?A good fit if you want to see three major glaciers and experience both the water and land perspectives of Perito Moreno in a single day without arranging multiple bookings — the fixed itinerary and included transfers handle the logistics, which is what makes fitting all three glaciers into one outing possible.
Private Recoleta & Retiro Tour: Recoleta Cemetery & palacesA private guided tour of Buenos Aires' upscale Recoleta and Retiro neighborhoods, including entry to Recoleta Cemetery and the Torre Monumental, with an English-speaking guide. The cemetery holds the mausoleums of presidents, businessmen and historical figures including Evita Perón, while the neighborhoods showcase 19th-century French-inspired palaces, designer avenues and landmark buildings. The tour covers roughly 4 kilometers on foot over 4 hours, taking in San Martín Square, the Anchorena Palace, the Basilica of the Holy Sacrament, the Kavanagh building and Floralis Genérica.Is it for me?Four hours is long enough to move through both neighborhoods without rushing, but short enough to leave your afternoon or evening free. If you want to spend the rest of the day in a café or exploring another part of the city, this tour fits that rhythm.
Buenos Aires Cruise Port - City: Private van transferStep off your cruise ship in Buenos Aires and skip the taxi scramble—your driver will be waiting with your name on a sign. Enjoy bottled water and a smooth ride into the city in a private Mercedes van. With local tips from your chauffeur and zero stress about directions or language, you’ll start your stay feeling grounded—something you’ll remember long after arrival.
Tango Show with Dinner at Señor Tango, Buenos AiresSeñor Tango is a tango show and dinner experience in Buenos Aires where you watch a two-hour performance by more than 40 artists in La Catedral del Tango, an elegant venue with classical architecture and three levels. A three-course dinner with drinks is included in the Dinner Show and Dinner Show VIP options; the Just Show option includes entry and snacks. The whole evening runs about four hours. Pickup is available on some options, and the venue is wheelchair accessible.Is it for me?Book Dinner Show if you want to eat a three-course meal with drinks while watching the performance; choose Just Show if you'd rather dine separately and only pay for the ticket.
Señor Tango Show Buenos Aires: 2-4 Hours with Live DancersSeñor Tango is a tango show in Buenos Aires running 2 to 4 hours depending on whether you add dinner. The core experience is a 2-hour performance with live musicians, singers and dancers performing traditional and contemporary tango choreography, acrobatics and live arrangements. If you choose a dinner option, a three-course menu with typical and international dishes precedes the show, and drinks are included based on the menu selected. Hotel pickup and drop-off are available on certain packages. Infants can attend in a pram or stroller, and the venue is wheelchair accessible.Is it for me?Choose the dinner option if you want a full evening out with food and entertainment bundled into one outing; pick the show-only ticket if you prefer to eat elsewhere or keep the night shorter. The transfer options suit travelers without a car or local knowledge of how to reach the venue; book without transfer if you're comfortable getting there on your own.
Santa Cruz River Kayak Tour El Calafate: Following Darwin's RouteThis multi-adventure combines a 4x4 drive along Route 40 with kayaking down the Santa Cruz River in El Calafate, following the historic route Charles Darwin explored. You get a technical briefing, full protective gear (dry suits, life jackets, boots, gloves), a certified guide in English or Spanish, and lunch by the river at Estancia Río Bote. The tour departs at 8:50 AM (September–April) or 10:00 AM (May–August) and includes hotel pickup and drop-off.Is it for me?At five hours total, this tour fits into a single morning or afternoon without consuming the whole day, though strong winds can force a cancellation—book this one if you want to paddle a historic river route without spending a full day on the water, and check the forecast the day before.
Recoleta Cemetery Walking Tour: Buenos Aires Small GroupA small-group walking tour of Recoleta Cemetery in Buenos Aires with a live guide in English, limited to 15 people per group. You walk through the cemetery for 2.5 hours, hearing the histories of the elaborate European mausoleums built by wealthy families in the 1880s, including the tomb of Evita Perón and the legend of a woman buried alive. The tour suits history lovers, curious travelers and families with children from age 1.Is it for me?The tour moves at a walking pace through the cemetery for 2.5 hours, so it suits travelers who are comfortable on their feet and interested in history and architecture rather than a quick overview. If you want to linger at individual mausoleums and hear the full stories behind them, the small-group format and the guide's knowledge make that possible without the rush of a larger tour.
Buenos Aires: Señor Tango Show & Optional DinnerYou attend Buenos Aires's largest tango show with a live orchestra and professional dancers, including the voice of Fernando Soler. If you add dinner, you get a 3-course meal and open bar without leaving the venue. The whole evening happens in one room, so there's no logistics to manage — just show up and watch.Is it for me?Book this if you want to see tango at full scale — orchestra, dancers, production — without arranging separate transport or timing multiple venues; everything happens in one room for one evening.
Parque de la Costa Ticket: 50+ Rides in Tigre near Buenos AiresYou get hotel pickup from downtown Buenos Aires, a Golden Passport for entry to all major attractions at Argentina's largest amusement park, and drop-off back in the city when you're done. The park has 50+ rides across roller coasters, water games, family attractions, and Esportland gaming arena, plus daily theater shows. Plan for a full day — the drive is under an hour each way.Is it for me?Book this if you want a full day at Argentina's largest amusement park without arranging your own transport from downtown — the pickup and drop-off mean you skip the drive and the parking puzzle, and the Golden Passport covers the attractions that take the most time.
Yungas Half-Day Tour from Tucumán: Jungle, Monastery & DamThis half-day tour from San Miguel de Tucumán travels through the Yungas cloud forest to six stops: Yerba Buena, Villa Nougués nestled in hills and ravines, the 28-meter Cristo Redentor statue at San Javier, the villages of Raco and El Siambón with its Benedictine monastery, and El Cadillal dam with its archaeology museum. A professional guide leads the route in English or Spanish, with hotel pickup and an air-conditioned vehicle included; the tour runs 5 to 6 hours.Is it for me?Book the morning departure if you have a half-day free—you'll travel by vehicle through the Yungas circuit from Yerba Buena up to Villa Nougués, San Javier, and El Cadillal, returning by early afternoon.
Señor Tango Dinner and Show Buenos Aires: 3-hour tango spectacleSeñor Tango is a dinner-and-show experience in Buenos Aires's Barrio de Barracas, the city's largest tanguería, seating 1,500 guests for an evening of tango performance with live orchestra and theatrical production. You choose between dinner with the show or show only; transfers from downtown hotels are included in some options. The performance features Ernesto Franco, who played bandoneon for D'Arienzo, leading an orchestra that echoes the rhythm and style of tango's Golden Age.Is it for me?Book the dinner-and-show option if you want to eat at the venue; choose show-only if you'd prefer to dine elsewhere before or after.
Buenos Aires Tango Porteño Show & Dinner 1h15mTango Porteño is a 1 hour 15 minute tango show in a restored Art Deco theatre in Buenos Aires, performed by more than 30 dancers, musicians and singers. You choose between show-only with drinks, or add a three-course gourmet dinner with unlimited wine and soft drinks. Shared transportation is included from central neighbourhoods; pickup runs between 7:15pm and 8:30pm depending on your location.Is it for me?The show-only option works if you want tango and drinks without a meal commitment; the dinner packages suit an evening when you want the full experience — food, wine and performance together — without building the night yourself.
Kayaking at Perito Moreno Glacier from El CalafateKayak in front of Perito Moreno Glacier from El Calafate with a live guide in English or Spanish, all equipment provided, and hot drinks after. You meet at the glacier's lower parking lot, suit up in a dry suit and thermal layers, get safety instruction on the lake shore, then spend 90 minutes paddling a double kayak directly in front of the glacier face. The experience runs year-round except June and July, takes about three hours total, and requires a moderate fitness level and minimum age of 14.Is it for me?Book this if you want to paddle on the water in front of the glacier rather than view it from shore — the kayak puts you at water level where the ice towers directly above you.
Bariloche Airport Transfer: Meet & Greet to HotelYou get picked up by name at Bariloche airport arrivals with a driver who speaks your language and knows you're coming. The transfer includes a new vehicle, air conditioning, and real-time flight tracking so timing stays flexible. Hotel drop-off is included, and the price is locked in before you land.Is it for me?Book this if you're landing in Bariloche with luggage and want to skip the taxi negotiation — the driver knows your name, the price is set, and the timing adjusts to your flight, so you move from the airport to your hotel without any back-and-forth.
Palermo Buenos Aires Craft Beer Tour: House Recipes & BreweriesA craft beer tasting tour in Palermo, Buenos Aires, where you sample exclusive house recipes at two local breweries with a professional guide, then break for street food in the neighborhood. The guide walks you through what makes each beer distinct—colors, aromas, bitterness levels—so you understand what you're drinking, not just tasting it. Available in English, Spanish or Portuguese.Is it for me?This is a shared group tour with a guide leading the tastings, so it suits anyone who wants to learn about Argentine craft beer from someone who knows it rather than wander breweries alone. The two-hour pace and standing-and-walking format work for all fitness levels, making it accessible whether you're a serious beer drinker or just curious about what porteños drink when they go out.
Tango Porteño show in Buenos Aires: Dinner and drinksTango Porteño is a tango show in Buenos Aires held inside a restored Metro-Goldwyn-Meyer cinema-theater from the 1920s, where live dancers perform to orchestras that defined the era. The show runs two to four hours depending on your option, includes drinks, and hotel pickup covers central neighborhoods including San Telmo, Recoleta and Palermo. Dinner is available as an add-on; a guide speaks English, Spanish or Portuguese.Is it for me?Book the Executive option if you want dinner without upgrading your seat; choose VIP if the view of the dancers matters more than saving money, since the stage is the whole reason you're there.
Enchanted Forest Tour: Myths, Legends & Elf Photo HuntYou’ll step into a living storybook—wandering under ancient trees, hearing tales from locals who know every secret path, and searching for signs of elves with your own camera. If you’re after something different from the usual hike, this enchanted forest walk is pure magic.
Tigre Delta & San Isidro: Boat Tour & Fruit Market from Buenos AiresYou get hotel pickup from downtown, a guided drive through San Isidro with free time at the Cathedral and town center, then a 1.5-hour boat journey through the Paraná Delta's narrow channels and islands where you learn how locals live along the waterways. After the boat, you explore Puerto de Frutos market before returning to the city. The guide handles the navigation and history in your language, so you focus on the landscape and the people who call it home.Is it for me?Pick this if you want to see how the Paraná Delta actually works — where people live, how they move around, what the landscape feels like from the water — without arranging transport, a boat operator, and a guide yourself. The fixed schedule and included pickup mean you show up and the day unfolds.
Private Buenos Aires City Tour with Lunch in Puerto MaderoA five-hour private city tour of Buenos Aires visits Plaza de Mayo, San Telmo, La Boca, and Puerto Madero with a licensed guide, air-conditioned transport, and lunch at an exclusive restaurant. Hotel pickup and drop-off from downtown hotels and selected areas are included; the guide speaks English, Spanish or Portuguese; groups stay under 15 people.Is it for me?This is a private tour, so the route and pace stay yours alone — no group waiting at stops, no schedule built around strangers. It suits anyone who wants to see the main neighborhoods without renting a car or navigating the city alone, and the lunch stop means you're not hunting for a restaurant in an unfamiliar area at midday.
