Buenos Aires · SAFARI
3 tours
The good delta safari trips in Buenos Aires fill up weeks ahead and the great ones go first. Below are the 3 best, each with its price, its duration, and the one thing worth knowing before you commit.
Private half-day Tigre Delta safari from Buenos Aires, with narrow canal boat time, bird watching, optional swims, and photo stops.
“Lautaro and his dad Sergio we’re SO nice and provided so much information it was honestly a really nice relaxed day on the water with great company.”
Private Tigre boat safari in the Delta, 45 to 70 km, wildlife spotting and included water skiing. 4-5 hours from Buenos Aires.
“Lautaro was a perfect guide for our family! We had an amazing few hours exploring the Paranà Delta and learned all about the wildlife on and around it, and the people who make their home here. Lautaro adapted to what we were interested in the most and taught us about the river snail that my daughter was fascinated with. And he knew exactly the places to show us where bigger boats can't go and we could have our own special time as a family exploring. This day was one of the highlights of our time in Argentina.”
Half-day Tigre Delta boat tour in Argentina’s Biosphere Reserve, with Rio de la Plata stops, wildlife watching, and local food.
“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…”
