Tour en grupos pequeños al Delta del Tigre desde Buenos Aires
Descripción
Este tour compartido es especialmente recomendable para quienes aman la naturaleza. Es único por los servicios y características que ofrece. Combina la navegación por el Río de la Plata y el hermoso Delta del Río Tigre en una excelente embarcación. El Tour por el Delta del Tigre incluye la navegación por el hermoso Delta del Río Tigre en una embarcación premium. Puede elegir entre un paseo en barco de 2 horas que recorre el norte de Buenos Aires y continúa por el Delta: una serie de estrechos canales e islas; o una navegación de 1 hora por el hermoso Delta del Tigre, ya mencionado. Al llegar a Tigre, disfrute de una merienda opcional en un elegante restaurante local de la ciudad. Continúe por la Avenida Victorica: conozca el paseo costero que bordea el río Luján para llegar a los elegantes jardines que rodean la sede del Concejo Deliberante de Tigre y el Museo de Arte de Tigre.
Opciones de la excursión
Itinerario
Tras la recogida en el puerto, comenzará la primera parte del recorrido por tierra, con destino a Puerto Madero, donde embarcará. Durante el viaje de una hora y media, podrá admirar Buenos Aires desde el Río de la Plata, su zona norte y los canales del Delta, mientras disfruta de un refrigerio a bordo.
Disfrute de un refrigerio en el restaurante Vivanco y pruebe empanadas artesanales. Bienvenido a un ambiente sensorial, amigable, fresco y natural, ubicado en uno de los clubes de remo más emblemáticos de la ciudad de Tigre.
El Puerto de Frutos es un pequeño muelle ubicado a orillas del río Luján, en la ciudad de Tigre, junto al cual se ubica el mercado de frutas. Su nombre se debe a que, a mediados del siglo XX, la producción frutícola del Delta del Paraná desembarcaba en esa zona y luego se comercializaba en la ciudad de Buenos Aires.
La Avenida Victorica es el paseo costero que bordea el río Luján para llegar a los elegantes jardines que rodean la sede del Concejo Deliberante de Tigre y el Museo de Arte de Tigre. De estilo neogótico, su torre principal alcanza una altura máxima de 70 metros. Esta catedral es el principal lugar de culto católico de la ciudad de San Isidro, en la zona norte de Buenos Aires. Data de finales del siglo XIX y aún conserva todo su esplendor. De hecho, ha sido restaurada y conservada como nueva.
Lo más destacado
Qué incluye
Lugares y horarios de recogida
Recogida en el puerto de cruceros de Buenos Aires, en la "Puerta 12" (Dirección: Avenida Ramón Castillo 13).
Valoraciones de viajeros
Información importante
- Hay asientos o sillas infantiles disponibles
- Adecuado para todos los niveles de aptitud física
- La tarifa para niños se aplica solo cuando se comparte con 2 adultos que pagan.
- Al momento de la reserva, los pasajeros del crucero deben proporcionar la siguiente información al momento de la reserva: nombre del barco, hora de atraque, hora de desembarque y hora de reembarque.
- Este es un recorrido apto para niños.
Opiniones(24)
This was a phenomenal experience! I had a wonderful guide who made sure throughout the journey that my questions were answered, and I was comfortable. I met some people. Had a wonderful day of exploring a part of the city I never would have thought about otherwise. Hardly recommended for all ages.
It was a bit chaotic meeting our driver at the port but good communication throughout via what’s app. Tour overall was great. Lined the boat ride and empanadas!
Knowledgeable guide, we learned a lot of history and culture about the people making up the island communities
A good tour to see the out skirts of Buenos Aries. Our tour guide (Pocunda) not sure of the spelling was incredible good and funny.
Viator cares only about profit. I booked a tango show in Buenos Aries. Viator cancelled it at the last minute with no explanation. I then booked a river cruise. The company did not pick up at our hotel. I called Viator and asked where I could meet the tour. They gave me an address . We were never picked up. Viator refuses to refund the trip even though we did exactly as they told us. By the way I booked the tango show for the same night that Viator cancelled through our hotel at the same venue.
Going on a boat through the delta and up the Parana was an incredible experience with all the amazing impressions. However, the pickup times over all hotels were quite long and some waited 20 minutes. The included lunch was moderate and after that there were only 20 minutes at the Puerto de frutas market before everyone was taken home on the bus. The guide Emilia was very friendly though. If you like to travel individually, you are advised to arrive and book the river trip on site. Definitely too much money with $125 in the group.
Our guide Heraldo was lovely. He clearly knows his stuff and is passionate about sharing. Our driver was good as well. The tour itself is mainly for the boat ride up the delta. The rest is nothing special. It was a little odd that some of us were on a different boat and met our guide when he and the others disembarked a few minutes after us in Tigre. The snacks were ample and there was a no meat option. The fruit market was filled with touristy items and seemed geared toward Argentinian tourists.
we were picked up punctually at our hotel, picked up a few other passengers and went to the pier - about 45 minutes total. The Catamaran that we had was older, and NOT in good shape. The upholstery is worn, chewed through, had holes. My window had a crack in it, as did a few other windows. Due to bad weather, all passengers were inside, so it was full. I had my jacket stuffed between myself and the window as it was cool, and after about 30 minutes realized that it wasnt just cold, but wet - the rubber seat at the top of the window was leaking, and the seat, jacket and I were all wet. I pointed this out to our guide, but the only response was - find another seat. Hmmm. Nobody controls the weather, and it was unfortunate that we couldnt see the scenery very well. Before we arrived at Tigre itself, we hit something submerged - probably a log- and lost power. We limped the last 6 km into port, but made it ! The Tigre Delta is huge. We saw only a small portion of course, but it is fascinating how the people live on the islands. We had a small city tour while it was dry, then had our included snack of Empanadas at a Rowing Club. Then off to the Market area for shopping - sadly 90% of the shops were closed due to the heavy rain that morning. Back in the bus to BA, and drop off at our hotel. Altogether an interesting, entertaining tour that could only have been better with better weather, and a better BOAT ! Tour guide Nathalie , and driver Willilam were polite, knowledgeable, and professional.
The driver and tour guide Carolina did great job through entire trip. Very friendly and informative. Carolina gave group interesting facts and information all day. Trip started on boat in Puerto Madero. Great views on boat trip to Tigre Delta, especially on the narrow river. We had empanda lunch in Tigre that was good. Then we took bus back to Buenos Aries and made a few stops at key places of interest including a church in San Ysidro. Overall the trip was enjoyable day. Great way to see sites outside city. Caroline was very professional and excellent tour guide.
Great tour and Caroline was fantastic. It did feel a bit rushed on the tour back. Needed More time in Tigre
