BUENOS AIRES
The best of Buenos Aires.
The 9 most popular cycling tours in Buenos Aires, with prices, run times and who you book through. The ones worth planning a day around, and what each actually gets you.
4-hour North or South Buenos Aires bike tour with a bilingual guide, comfy cruiser bikes, and big-neighborhood views from San Telmo to Palermo.
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A 7-hour Buenos Aires bike loop with expert local guiding and a real Argentinian lunch, hitting San Telmo, La Boca, Recoleta, Palermo, and Congreso.
Buenos Aires by bike from San Telmo through Puerto Madero, Recoleta Cemetery, and Palermo Woods, with photo stops and a bilingual guide.
“Great experience and yes an experience not just a bike tour”
See Buenos Aires fast and at street level on a small-group bike tour with lunch in Puerto Madero and major landmarks in one day.
“Santiago was an excellent guide of the city. We were mostly in bike lanes and less populated areas. We visited many parks and heard some history. There were a few dicey intersections.”
Pedal through San Telmo and La Boca, then Puerto Madero and Plaza de Mayo, with an easy cruiser and bilingual guide.
“Great tour with a great guide ( Nestor ), he shared very interesting information, our kids ( 15,13 ) and us absolutely loved it, definitely recommend it.”
Private Buenos Aires street art bike tour that pedals through La Boca and Barracas murals, design collectives, and the city’s biggest mural.
“Biking street art tour was a great experience, definitely one of the trip's highlights! Biking offers the chance to see multiple different neighborhoods, kind like city bus but in a self paced way. We felt very safe throughout. Our guide, Raymond, created a unique experience. Street art works as a trigger to learn about history,…”
A 4-hour Buenos Aires bike tour linking San Telmo, La Boca, Caminito, Puerto Madero, and iconic Plaza de Mayo spots with great guide stories.
“The tour was a great way to visit some of the southern barrios of Buenos Aires while learning local history. We did the tour the first day we arrived in Buenos Aires and it was a nice way to navigate the city; in particular, areas that we may have otherwise been too intimidated to visit…”
Bike Palermo to Recoleta on a small-group ride with helmet, bike, and mate. See Floralis Generica and Recoleta Cemetery.
“Gilda was an excellent guide and we biked very safely through the beautiful streets of Buenos Aires. There were ample bike lanes and easy to navigate. We can highly recommend this wonderful company!”
Ride Buenos Aires by bike in 3 hours. Choose the South or North circuit for big sights, flat routes, and a guide who explains everything.
From the tango halls of San Telmo to the colour of La Boca, the parrillas after dark, and the river delta and pampas just past the city.
