Tigre Delta Half-Day Tour & Cruise from Buenos Aires
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4 hours (approx.)
Hotel pickup offered
Mobile ticket
Offered in: English and 2 more
Overview
Take an easy half-day trip from Buenos Aires to the Tigre Delta. Enjoy a scenic cruise around this unique suburb, built around the swampy land and meandering waterways that empty from the Rio Paraná into the Rio de la Plata. Explore San Isidro and embark upon a catamaran cruise along the river deltas in Tigre City.
- Half-day tour from Buenos Aires to the Tigre Delta
- Discover what lies outside of Buenos Aires and see another way of local life
- Take a boat ride on the delta to see its waterfront sights, including homes on stilts
- Round-trip transportation from Buenos Aires city center
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Choose from a morning or afternoon departure, and begin your half-day tour with hotel pickup (for more distant hotels, meet your guide in central Buenos Aires). Ride on a comfortable coach along the Rio de la Plata to the charming northern suburb of San Isidro, home to an impressive cathedral and mansions built by the city’s old aristocratic families.
Continue on to Tigre, where you embark on a delta cruise. Float past stilted homes and learn how delta-dwellers access goods and services through a network of floating markets. See landmarks that line the waterways in the relaxed town of Tigre, including Sarmiento’s historic home and museum. After your tour, relax on the scenic coach ride back to Buenos Aires.
Continue on to Tigre, where you embark on a delta cruise. Float past stilted homes and learn how delta-dwellers access goods and services through a network of floating markets. See landmarks that line the waterways in the relaxed town of Tigre, including Sarmiento’s historic home and museum. After your tour, relax on the scenic coach ride back to Buenos Aires.
Itinerary
During the navigation, you can also see the typical constructions of the delta built on stilt houses and in particular, the house where Domingo Faustino Sarmiento, who was president of Argentina between 1868 and 1874, lived. The Casa Museo Sarmiento is a museum and library located on the Sarmiento River.
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