Spend some time with the local expert in this panoramic introduction to Buenos Aires. Discover Buenos Aires’s beautiful colonial-style squares, the impressive Corrientes Avenue and the financial and commercial areas.

Wander around the city’s trendiest Palermo district, the stylish Recoleta district and the historic neighbourhoods of La Boca, San Telmo and Montserrat.

Just outside Buenos Aires, an entirely different landscape awaits. Take a boat ride through the Delta and its islands, learn about the culture of the native isleños and admire the unique architecture of elegant homes.

Enjoy this exclusive tour as you explore the area sailing the northern riversides of the Delta and Parana River. 

Departing from Buenos Aires you will visit San Isidro. Upon reaching Tigre city you will take a boat to discover new horizons: The Delta of the Paraná.

During the boat ride, you will see yacht clubs beside the Luján River as well as outstanding houses and mansions on the slopes facing the La Plata River.

Sample Argentina's local wines in this small-group tasting experience in Buenos Aires’ trendy Palermo Soho neighbourhood. Taste some of the country's spectacular boutique wines.

Snack on traditional tapas plates while an expert guides you through the tasting experience and educates you on the history and viniculture of Argentine wine.

You'll relax and enjoy an afternoon exploring the Argentine palate, no matter your level of prior wine knowledge.

Make your way to a local wine loft to meet your sommelier, an expert on Argentine wines. Sample five different boutique wines accompanied by traditional Argentine dishes including empanadas, chocolate, fruit, nuts, cheeses and sorbet.

Ask your sommelier any questions you have about local wines or wine in general while you enjoy endless pours and learn about the winemaking process in Mendoza, Argentina's premier wine-producing region.

Discover off the beaten path restaurants and learn about the cuisine and culture of Argentina. Try traditional parrilla dishes, experience and taste authentic Porteño flavours in this culinary Buenos Aires walking tour.

The tour begins by tasting a traditional Argentine street food, choripan at an old fashioned parrilla followed by a handmade meat empanada.

Next comes a variety of classic parrilla cuts of meat accompanied by salad and wine at a local restaurant filled with regular customers. To complete the tour, savour some of the best artisanal ice cream on the city.

The walking tours are conducted in different locations depending on the selected day.

Be amazed by the excitement and flavours of one of Buenos Aires best – Sabor a Tango is the best way to live the tango experience in all its glory. The venue offers guests a professional dance floor and stage where renowned Tango artists make their appearance.

If you like, beginners Tango lessons are available in the "El Patio de la Morocha" hall, which is specially devoted to the "Milonga Italia Unita."

Enjoy dinner in between dances. The restaurant serves up some of the best Argentine and International cuisine in the city.

Experience a traditional 'fiesta gaucho' (gaucho party) on this full-day excursion to the Argentine countryside. Visit the Argentinian cowboys, or gauchos, who live on the open plains at Estancia Don Silvano, a traditional ranch that will host you for a day of activities.

Enjoy a barbecue lunch with wine and mate, horseback riding, trick horse demonstrations and dancing. Learn about life on a ranch on the Argentinian pampas from your guide and hosts, with round-trip transportation from your Buenos Aires hotel.

Board a comfortable coach at your Buenos Aires hotel and head out into the Argentine pampas (plains). Attend a friendly welcome reception upon arrival at Estancia Don Silvano that includes juice, wine and traditional empanadas.

Visit the ranch's bakery and its museum before attending a milking demonstration. Help the gauchos milk the cows yourself if you like, then watch as they saddle up the horses. Climb on a tame horse and enjoy a relaxed ride through the surrounding countryside. After the ride, eat a barbecue lunch including chicken, ribs, sausages, potato salad and ice cream for dessert.

Watch a traditional Argentinian folkloric show including singing and dancing while you enjoy your beverages, including wine, soft drinks, coffee and water. Get on your feet and try out some of the dances yourself before opting for a carriage or tractor ride to view other parts of ranch.

Watch the gauchos participate in ring racing and other demonstrations of their incredible horsemanship. Have a snack of quince jelly on sweet cakes before boarding your bus back to the city.

Try mate, a traditional Argentine drink made of yerba mate leaves steeped in hot water that has its own rituals and history. Your full-day estancia (ranch) excursion on the pampas ends with drop-off in downtown Buenos Aires.

Discover the UNESCO-listed Uruguayan town of Colonia del Sacramento on this day trip from Buenos Aires. Leave the cosmopolitan capital behind for a slower pace of life on the other side of the Rio de la Plata.

Make your way to the ferry port in Buenos Aires (or opt for hotel pickup) and prepare to leave the hustle and bustle of the city behind. Hop aboard the ferry from Buenos Aires to Colonia for a 1-hour scenic boat ride across the Rio de la Plata.

When you disembark in Colonia, ask inside the ferry station for directions on where to meet your guide for your city sightseeing tour. 

You'll get to know the charming town of Colonia, a UNESCO World Heritage site full of fascinating architecture. After your 1-hour tour, disembark the vehicle for an optional walking tour along cobblestone streets as your guide points out historical landmarks.

Afterward, you're set on your own for the remainder of the afternoon. Choose a restaurant for lunch, tasting regional Uruguayan specialties as well as Argentinian and international cuisine (own expense).

Then wander the quaint streets of Colonia at your own pace. Peruse the local shops, visit the museums or take a stroll along the coastal beach. 

When it’s time to board the ferry for your return trip to Buenos Aires, enjoy a great vantage point for views of the city as you approach. Disembark at the ferry terminal and make your way back to your Buenos Aires hotel.