Check Availability
  • +2 More Images
from US$ 358.73 / Person
  • Adult (0+)
    - +
Hold on. It can sometimes take up to 30 seconds to search for your dates and options. Please bear with us.
Original Price: US$ 358.73
Total: US$ 358.73
Add to Cart Proceed to Payment
from US$ 358.73 Person
Cancellation policy No cancellation charges up to 24 hours before the activity. Full charges applicable if canceled within 24 hours. No cancellation charges up to 48 hours before the activity. Full charges applicable if canceled within 48 hours. Non- Refundable
Note: Cancellation policy may vary on further selection
from US$ 358.73 /Person

Bike Tour Tigre - San Isidro

from US$ 358.73 /Person
Total:
Modify

Activity Schedule

  • When does it run?

    Daily

  • Duration

    4.5 HOURS

  • Start time

    • Start time: 09:15
    • Start time: 13:45

  • Meeting Point
    Meeting Point:
    • Av. Santa Fe,772
    Buenos Aires, Argentina, C1059

Key Highlights

  • Easy to book – easy to cancel – easy to change
  • Book early and receive discounts
  • Price same or lower than local rates
  • Best hand-picked operators

Overview

Drive through beautiful Buenos Aires on this exciting bike tour of the city. Cycling is one of the very best ways of getting from A to B in this large, cosmopolitan gem of a city. Hop onto the saddle, learn the fascinating history of the city and make new friends along the way, all of this while experiencing the unparalleled romantic atmosphere of Buenos Aires.

The trip begins by meeting up with the rest of your group and the enthusiastic guide that will accompany you throughout the duration of the tour. The whole adventure lasts between four and five hours, a comfortable time to get to explore all of the city’s main neighbourhoods. And don’t worry about the traffic; your guide’s city savvy will keep you away from it.

Discover the enchanting Tigre, a small island surrounded by the rivers Reconquista, Tigre and Lujan. As you glide through it, observe rowing clubs, beautiful residential areas and all sorts of activities being practise in or alongside the rivers.
People flock to the Fruit Market, one of the Delta’s most colourful sites, to purchase cane furniture, bamboo baskets, natural products and, of course, fresh fruit.

San Isidro was originally a farming area, but now it is full of breath-taking private residences built along narrow sidewalks and cobbled streets. Admire the stunning Cathedral that juts out of this part of town and the excellent views of the river. You will also drive through Barrancas de Acassuso, Olivos and many more.

Languages:
English and Spanish

Inclusions

  • Drinks
  • Equipment
  • Tourguide

travel inspiration from guidebook

Visit The GuideBook
Our website uses cookies to improve your experience. To find out more, please read our Cookie Policy. Accept