The 3 Off-Road Safaris in Buenos Aires That Earn Their Price

1.Half Day Private Safari Delta in Tigre

★★★★★★★★★★5.0 · 91 reviews · 4 to 5 hours (approx.) · from $160Our pick

Explore Tigre Delta by private boat, with narrow canals, birdlife, local homes, optional swimming, rustic bars, and Rio de la Plata views.

“On our second day in Buenos Aires we took the Tigre delta safari with Fernando--what a great guy! Fernando was very informative about the local area, culture, and sites. Fernando was very experienced and really made this tour a delight. We had a lot of fun exploring the delate and walking through the water. I want to come back and buy a home on the river!!”

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2.Safari náutico en tigre

★★★★★★★★★★5.0 · 57 reviews · 4 to 5 hours (approx.) · from $150Best value

Explore Tigre’s Delta by speedboat, spot wildlife, try water skiing, and reach quiet rivers near the Rio de la Plata on a private tour.

“BEST TOUR!!! Our captain and guide were the most wonderful father son duo who expertly cruised us around Rio de la Plata and more. They pointed out different animal and plant species and took us to lunch off the beaten path at a fantastic family run local restaurant where we had incredible empanadas, and even had an impromptu tango lesson! A truly beautiful day, spent with wonderful people. A MUST DO when visiting Buenos Aires! 10/10”

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3.Safari Náutico en Tigre/ Biosphere Reserve Boat Tour

★★★★★★★★★★5.0 · 9 reviews · 4h 30m · from $150

Explore Tigre’s Delta by private boat, with local guides, wetlands wildlife, island life, Río de la Plata views, and an off-the-beaten-path lunch.

“This was honestly one of the best days on water that we've ever had. It was a private, small boat tour of Tigre, with a very knowledgeable guide and boat captain, who both live locally. We explored the incredible canals and streams of Tigre, went out to the Rio de la Plata, and on the way stopped to in a wilder area to try and see a capybara. There was loads of wildlife, particularly birds, but unfortunately no capybara. We had lunch at this amazing restaurant which was totally off the tourist track, a restaurant frequented only by the islanders, which was delicious and beautiful. The guide, Lina, and the…”

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