Tour del Delta del Tigre Buenos Aires con recogida en el puerto de cruceros
Descripción
Realice un recorrido de medio día por Buenos Aires y visite la ciudad de Tigre como ninguna otra, rumbo al norte a través de hermosos paisajes. Escucha a tu guía para aprender todo sobre esta zona y disfruta de un paseo en barco por las islas del Delta del Paraná. ◾ Explore Tigre y vea el bulevar principal, Paseo Victorica ◾ Admira el Palacio Municipal y el Museo de Arte Tigre y maravíllate con su hermosa arquitectura ◾ Camina por Puerto de Frutos y experimenta el mercado local ◾ Benefíciese del servicio gratuito de recogida/entrega y traslados con un vehículo con aire acondicionado ◾ Disfruta de la naturaleza mientras te relajas y das un paseo en lancha por las islas del Delta del Paraná Después de este plácido paseo en bote, regresará al centro de la ciudad en un vehículo con aire acondicionado y lo dejarán en el puerto de cruceros.
Opciones de la excursión
Itinerario
Barco navegando alrededor de las islas del Delta del Paraná en Tigre. - En el camino a Tigre, a 30 km de Buenos Aires, visitará los suburbios residenciales en el norte de la ciudad. - A continuación, Tigre. Navegará en un bote que le permitirá disfrutar de un viaje relajante con una maravillosa vista del Delta del Paraná; Un área con 2800 km2 de bosque subtropical y diferentes islas.
Museo de Arte Tigre
Bulevar principal en Tigre
Visitarás el mercado de frutas de Tigre con artesanía local, cosas interesantes y tendrás tiempo libre para explorarlo y hacer algunas compras.
Lo más destacado
Qué incluye
Lugares y horarios de recogida
Recogida en el Puerto de Cruceros de Buenos Aires "Quinquela Martín". Punto de Encuentro: Puerta # 12. Hora de recogida: 09:30 am. Encuentra el letrero "SUMMA" Punto de retorno: puerto de cruceros
Valoraciones de viajeros
Información importante
- Los bebés deben sentarse en el regazo de un adulto
- Los bebés y los niños pequeños pueden ir en un cochecito o en una silla de paseo
- Hay opciones de transporte público disponibles en las cercanías
- Adecuado para todos los niveles de aptitud física
- La tarifa para niños se aplica solo cuando se comparte con 1 adulto que paga
- Puede ser operado por una guía multilingüe
- El codigo de vestimenta es casual elegante
- El tipo de barco depende de la cantidad de viajeros para la excursión.
Opiniones(8)
The description of the U shape of the small islands on the flooded area. Good guide. Beautiful park and buildings.
Hi, thank you for posting a review about our Tigre Delta Tour Buenos Aires With Pick Up At Cruise Port. Your opinion is important to us and it will certainly help other travelers. We are very glad you enjoyed it. Best regards, Carlos.
The shopping stop wasn’t good. Shops are home decor, not what you want on holiday. Also, too early in the day for the restaurant/bar options. Boat ride was very good, should have just done that.
Hi Bev, thank you for posting a review about our Tigre Delta Tour Buenos Aires With Pick Up At Cruise Port. Your opinion is important to us and will certainly help other travelers. Best regards, Carlos
The port pick up and drop off were good but the tour guide did not tell us a great deal on the way to and from the Tigre Delta. The boat was not as pictured in the tour with no sun protection on the top deck. We were supposed to do a circular trip on the boat but we went up and down 3 separate waterways.
Hi David, thank you for posting your review. Your opinion is important to us and will certainly help other travelers. Boats may change according to the quantity of passengers that day. Schedules might change due to the tide. Best regards, Carlos Booking Dept.
Went fine logistically, but I don't understand why we would go to the town of Tigre when almost everything is closed on Mondays. The boat ride was just ok, but we didn't follow the route described by the guide. We went down the river a ways to the art museum and then doubled back down the river to the glass house, then doubled back again. Got kinda boring, but the beer was cold.
Hi, thank you for posting your review. Best regards, Carlos
We were picked up at port by our tour guide Daniela, she was very gentle and took our group to the city of Tigre. We sightsaw the main places and visited Mercado de Frutos where we bought some souvenirs for my grandchildren. The best part of it was the boat ride. A relaxing trip around Tigre Delta islands where we enjoyed the breeze and nature.
Hi Ross, thank you for taking your time to send us a feedback about our Tigre Delta Tour Buenos Aires With Pick Up At Cruise Port. We are glad you enjoyed it. Best regards, Carlos
Loda was our guide and Diego was our driver.. Both were excellent and the weather was perfect (A little warmer than we liked, but still very nice). Boat was very clean, and the boat ride was very nice with lots of pictures. We would have liked more time driving through the city instead of an hour at a market souvenier tourist trap disguised as a market place. All in all, worth the money!!
This tour takes you out of the city to an area where people live in the waterways of the Tiger Delta. Their needs are serviced by boats that come by bringing supplies, medical personnel, etc. It is also a popular recreational area for swimming (despite the brown water), boating, and rowing.. We were also taken to a large market with time to ship or get a snack. We were picked up promptly at the cruise terminal (although our guide, Laura, was at door 10 instead of door 8 where we were told to meet). We were also given the option of being dropped of at another location at the end of the tour.
The boat trip was the best. We sailed the Parana Delta and the lanscape was great. We had an excellent tour guide who was with us and show us around Tigre. We are happy we had the chance to sightsee this beautiful area in Buenos Aires.
Dear Mike I am very glad you enjoyed your stay and the tour with us. We really work hard to provide the best services and these things make us proud of what we do. Thanks again for trusting our agency and I hope we can see you again soon. Best regards, Carlos Incoming Dept.
