Top picks for Buenos Aires Day tours

Discover 226 Day tours in Buenos Aires on Trip.com, updated October 30, 2026, with experiences lasting from 1 to 24 hours. Find the perfect adventure for your day!

From PLN 22.43 per person, with an average total of PLN 475.68. Choose the option that suits your plan.

With 1.256k verified reviews, Day tours Buenos Aires boast an average rating of 4.8.

This week's most popular Day tours: "Early Tango Dinner Show in Buenos Aires", with 702 reviews and a 4.6 rating.

Now on Trip.com: "Buenos Aires, Argentina: One-way airport-hotel transfer | Point-to-point service/custom private charter", a 1-hour adventure in Buenos Aires!

The next available day tour departs on October 31, 2026. Book now to secure your spot!

Buenos Aires Day tours usually take about 1 hours — perfect for a relaxed, immersive experience!

67% of Buenos Aires Day tours now offer English-speaking guides

October is the perfect time to visit Buenos Aires! Choose from 226 available day tours, including seasonal favorites like Early Tango Dinner Show in Buenos Aires.

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Guest User2024-02-25
Fernando is a true gentleman. He is punctual and very easy going. He will tailor the tour to suit your needs and let you explore at your own pace. His audio guide system in multiple languages is very clear and easy to understand. I mainly spoke broken Spanish with him and he was happy to accommodate. Due to an issue with flight delays, I missed my first day in Buenos Aires. Day 1 I planned to explore solo. Day 2 I planned to see the remaining sights with the help of Fernando. I have just returned to the hotel and, with the help of Fernando, will be able to leave this beautiful city without missing a thing! Honestly, I cannot fault this tour nor can I thank Fernando enough for helping save my holiday! You will be so glad you booked. PS remember to bring a bank card with you. You will need it as collateral to enter Recoleta Cemetery.
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Guest User2026-02-17
We had a thorough informative overview of the city of Buenos Aires with the most wonderful tour guide, Lourdes. She presented information about the city and its history clearly, completely and enthusiastically. She was flexible and made sure to accommodate our interests. You could not ask for a better guide!!
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Guest User2026-03-16
Jazmin Romero was excellent tour guide. Highly recommend. She offered amazing insights and also gave us free time to explore this beautiful city!
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Guest User2024-07-05
Pablo was fantastic. A friend of mine tipped me off that there happened to be a grill festival going on the day that I was touring (feria de perrillas), and Pablo arranged our itinerary to include a trip out to make it happen. He's experienced enough that he made sure we got there early before the crowds got too crazy (the value of having a native Porteño), and indeed it was already getting pretty packed by the time we left. The rest of the itinerary was a balance of touristic attractions and food stops as I wanted to eat as much of BA as I could. To get around in the first part of the day (the festival was ~10 miles out from the center of the city), Pablo arranged a driver for transport... the driver (Fabian) turned out to sort of act as a second tour guide as we visited the Central Market. Afterwards, Fabian dropped us off back in town where we continued hitting some of the more standard tourist sites (at my request, figuring I should at least see these during my short trip). We saw the Recoleta Cemetery (Pablo could have filled hours with history and stories), stopped at a cafe for some mate, made another stop for empanadas/fugazetta/fainá, and another cafe stop from some coffee and alfajores. We walked by other sites, and finally made our way back to my hotel pretty much exactly on time.