Lucas, our tour guide promptly picked us up at our hotel and discussed the plan for the tour. Lucas' English is excellent and he understood everything we discussed. My wife's parents were travelling with us on this trip as it was their first time in Argentina, whereas it was the 5th visit for my wife and I. Lucas was able to accommodate some modifications we wanted to the plan as there were places we wanted to visit and do that weren't likely part of the regular tour. My mother-in-law has some mobility challenges, so he was able to help us better access some of the stops we made. Lucas' knowledge of the history of Argentina and Buenos Aires is astounding and make for great conversation between stops. Buenos Aires is a beautiful city, however, it is way more expensive than it was during our last visit. Inflation has skyrocketed in Argentina, but the situation appears to be stabilizing. On this tour you will get to visit some amazing points of interest, such as La Boca, and Puerto Madero, which is spectacular. A visit to the El Ateneo Grand Splendid, the world's most beautiful bookstore, which was formerly a theater. No trip to Buenos Aires would be complete without taking a tour of La Recoleta Cemetery and la Casa Rosada (Pink House) in the center of B.A., where Eva Peron (Evita) made her famous speech. Unfortunately, you can no longer enter the building to stand on the very balcony Eva stood on. Just a block away in the Plaza de Mayo, is the beautiful Buenos Aires Metropolitan Cathedral, where Pope Francis, then known as Archbishop Jorge Bergoglio, led mass before moving to the Vatican in 2013. There were many other stops we made and points of interest that Lucas pointed out to us. We thoroughly enjoyed our tour and the company of Lucas as our tour guide. I highly recommend this tour (and Lucas) to hit the key sites during your stay in Buenos Aires.

Our guide, Emi, was outstanding! His knowledge of his native city was extensive. I am handicapped and he was very sensitive to my needs, parking as close as possible to the places we visited. He listened to us, and while there were iconic locations he wanted us to see, he also took us shopping and to a local shop/restaurant for lunch. We had a wonderful day, gained new appreciation for beautiful Buenos Aires, and learned so much. I recommend this tour without reservation.

In most of my reviews, I talk about the benefits of private tours versus coach tours. This one was another good example. Private tours offer a level of flexibility and personal human connection that you cannot achieve in the large coach tours offered by most cruse lines. On a private tour, you will never be stuck on a bus waiting for those last two people to finally show up. If you are concerned with getting back to your ship on time, don't be. A good private tour operator stakes his reputation on making sure you get back in time. Since this was our second day in Buenos Aires and we had already done a city tour, we decided to go with Max from Depasseios on a tour of the Tigre Delta. He is a very personable and knowledgeable young man with very good English skills. He was assisted by a driver whose name, I am sorry, I do not remember. Max is an excellent guide, and he told us much about the area and its history. On the route to Tigre, he told us all about various buildings and places that we passed, including at a stop along the way at the Cathedral in San Isidro. Our principal stop was at the Puerto de Frutos, which is was formerly a port for importing fruit (as the name implies). It is now a shopping area specializing in various handicrafts. It is somewhat touristic but catering mostly to local visitors. The featured highlight of the trip was a scenic boast ride through the delta. Max rode along with us, and translated the narration which was only in Spanish; as I said, their focus is more on local visitors. Along the river next to Puerto de Frutos were museums, shops, kayak rentals and even an amusement park. The islands through the delta are home to campsites and parks and vacation homes. It sort of remined me of Lake Travis near Austin, or perhaps Martha's Vineyard in Massachusetts. After the boat ride, my wife wanted ice cream. Argentinian ice cream is very rich and delicious, almost like Italian gelato. Max and our driver found an excellent shop along the river, where all four of us enjoyed some wonderful ice cream. This is a perfect example of the flexibility of a private tour, as I mentioned earlier. On a coach tour, we could never have done this. Thank you, Max! And please pass my thanks to your colleague who drove (and if you can send us his name, I will update this review.)

Ana was a storehouse of knowledge and very passionate about her city. This tour was a great introduction to Buenos Aires on our first day there. Wonderful overview of the historic areas. Although we saw many areas I never felt rushed. Ana even took some pictures of us.

We booked tour through TripAdvisor over 3 months ago. A couple of days before tour I was asked if we could change dates. I said no. Late the day before they canceled us. If they had told me then they could not do it I might have been able to arrange something else. This is totally unacceptable. TripAdvisor you need to renove them from your website. You both are responsible for ruining our Buenos Aires stay.

We had a very informative and fun tour of Buenos Aires. Our tour guide, Emiliano, was very knowledgeable and full of interesting facts and historical context of what he showed us. The tour was a mix of driving around the various neighborhoods of Buenos Aires and getting out of the car to see the sights first hand. We even enjoyed a yummy lunch in La Boca. We highly recommend this tour and Emiliano!

I received a private WhatsApp message from the tour operator after inquiring about the city tour. They sold me a 5-hour tour with walking, sightseeing, and a boat ride, showing a picture of a big boat. However, they asked for direct payment instead of using Trip Advisor/Viator, which raised concerns. The tour cost $180 for two people. The driver was late, and the tour didn't last 4 hours (2 hours were spent driving). The driver put us on a public boat tour costing 8,000 pesos per ticket (under $8 USD). The boat tour lasted only 1 hour. Afterwards, the driver took us back. The tour didn't include a leisurely walk, church visit, or cobblestone walk as advertised. The driver's English was limited. A picture comparison shows what was promised versus what was delivered. I feel deceived and disappointed. Our time was wasted. If I use Uber for a ride to the boat, it will Cost us about $30 one way.

Ezequiel was an amazing tour guide. He picked us up and dropped us off at our hotel, on time. He understood our interests and was able to make adjustments along the way...we got way more out of this tour than we expected. We saw the oldest church in it's original form, a massive book store in a gorgeous building, and many more sights. He is extremely knowledgeable, not only about Buenos Aires, but his country in general. The Tigre Delta river tour was fantastic...yes it was super busy, it was a Saturday afternoon and many locals were on our boat, a really good sign that it's well worth it. Ezequiel joined us aboard and translated for us, which we really appreciated. We were on a vintage river boat that was very well kept and saw some really interesting sites as we navigated through the main river and side tributaries. Afterward, he introduced us to a local vendor who sells delicious hand made Empanadas...they were so good! If you're ever in the area, I would highly recommend this tour and Ezequiel!

Our guide Emiliano was outstanding. His knowledge of the history and traditions of Buenos Aires were incredible. We had the best day.

Buenos Aires is a huge city and this tour is an excellent way to see the highlights in a few hours. From the Japanese Garden to the Recoleta Cemetery to Boca, we had a great time learning about this intriguing city and its history. Max was personable and enthusiastic about sharing Buenos Aires with us.

We had a fantastic time with Emiliano for a tour of Buenos Aires. Highly recommend to familiarize yourself with the history of the city and the major landmarks. Emiliano was very knowledgeable and friendly.

The experience was amazing, so much information about the history of the city. Delivered with amusement and love for BA. Provided an incredible understanding of the city and its origins. Saw so much in a morning. There was no time pressure and we could dictate when we wanted to stop.

We had a fantastic day with Alfredo. We can’t recommend this tour highly enough. Alfredo was very knowledgeable about the history of Buenos Aires. He could answer all our questions and provide even more detail. We went to a variety of neighborhoods in the city and explained about the people living in these areas. We felt like we really got to know Buenos Aires. This trip is perfect for a first day in the city.

We had a fabulous, historical and adventurous tour led by Emiliano. It was the perfect amount of information to digest and it was all threaded together in an understandable way. Emi was extremely personable while professional at the same time. It was a great day!

Ezequiel was absolutely outstanding! He was very knowledgeable and had interesting facts that made the day fly by. The day was well organized and we went at our pace, never rushed and always comfortable. Ezequiel is exceptionally nice and humorous. He has personal connections at every stop to enhance the experience. We could not give a better recommendation!