Buenos Aires, Argentina

Delta Chilling: from City to Island
Delta Chilling: from City to Island
Delta Chilling: from City to Island
Delta Chilling: from City to Island
Delta Chilling: from City to Island
Delta Chilling: from City to Island
Delta Chilling: from City to Island
Delta Chilling: from City to Island
Delta Chilling: from City to Island
Delta Chilling: from City to Island
Delta Chilling: from City to Island
Delta Chilling: from City to Island
Delta Chilling: from City to Island
Delta Chilling: from City to Island
Delta Chilling: from City to Island
Delta Chilling: from City to Island

Delta Chilling: from City to Island

$125

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Highlights

Explore the youngest delta and one of the largest in the world.
Learn about the life of the "isleños."
Visit the local fruit market, Tigre Art Museum, and elegant residences.
Enjoy a homemade, delicious, and pretty local lunch.
Have free time to swim, kayak, or relax.

Description

Join our local guide, Alex, for a nature-based experience in Tigre. You'll be picked up in private transportation and explore the city on a walking tour. Then, take a public boat through the third-largest river delta in the world to an island. Enjoy a homemade, delicious, and pretty local lunch and have free time to swim, kayak, or relax. You'll learn about the life of the "isleños" and their customs, culture, and way of life. Finally, take a boat back to the continental area and board a comfortable private vehicle to return to your place.

Who This Experience Is Good For

Anyone who enjoys being surrounded by nature.

Meet Our Local Host 

Alex is a passionate tour guide who loves to share the history and culture of Buenos Aires. He studied hotel management and worked in the hotel industry for several years. Alex has been guiding in Buenos Aires since 2010 and enjoys meeting people from all over the world.

Itinerary 

8:00 AM: Meeting point at Huerta Cowork.
Private transportation to Tigre.
Walking tour in Tigre.
Public boat to the island.Lunch.
Free time to swim, kayak, relax.
Public boat back to Tigre.
Private transfer to Buenos Aires City.
4:30-5:00 PM:  Expected return time:, depending on traffic.

What’s Included

Transportation
Lunch with soft drinks
Activities in the island

What’s Not Included

Breakfast
Alcoholic drinks

Know Before You Go

Minimum needed: 7 people
Maximum capacity: 25 people
Booking deadline: 7 days before the event to confirm if we reached the minimum
Weather dependent: No
Difficulty level: Easy
Special clothing required: Comfortable clothes are advised. Bring a towel and sunscreen
Special dietary restrictions: All dietary needs catered - Please inform the city team upon booking
Extra cash: For tips and extra drinks
Ground Transportation: Included
Additional Information: You'll need to enter a boat from a dock that can move a bit due to the water
Liabilities: The liability for any injury, loss, or damage incurred by participants is not assumed by Remote Year or its affiliates.

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Sarah
Relaxing day outside of the city to connect with nature (and dogs & cats!)

We started with a drive through San Isidro, a cute little town not far from Buenos Aires. Then we took a water taxi to an island in the Delta. We had a lovely lunch and then spent the rest of the afternoon laying around in hammocks, petting dogs and cats, relaxing by (or in!) the pool and kayaking. It was a very chill day and so fun to go to a different part of Argentina for a relaxing low-key day. Don't forget bug spray and sunscreen!

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Sarah
Relaxing day...

Relaxing day starting with a quick drive through San Iisdro then on to the river front to grab a water taxi to one of the islands. We had lunch and then relaxed in the hammocks and by the pool. Very lovely place in a unique part of Buenos Aires.

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Maria Leonard Olsen
A Wonderful Trip Outside the City

I loved this excursion! Nice to bike around part of the city I had not yet seen. Alex is a terrific guide, and his nephew kept us safe along the streets. The boat tour was beautiful, as was the island to which Alex took us. We enjoyed the leisurely lunch there, a grand former monastery he took us to for enjoyable views, the pool at the site and a delicious lunch (especially the dulce de leche dessert).