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Paola D.
After being a professional as an Accountant for some years, I decided to change my life and follow my passion: Buenos Aires. I've been a tour guide since 2011. I'm passionate about showing every corner of my city and passing on everything I know about it. I was also, for some years, guided touring professor at San Martín National University. I am studying a master's degree in world history, and I have a Diploma in Buenos Aires History and Argentinian Culture. I really love Buenos Aires and I hope you do so…. I love art, history and photos. . . I'd like to share all of this with you. I also have a car (Volkswagen Suran) so If you want we can move around in it. I'm flexible and all my tours can be customized according to your own interest.
Claudio P.
Hi! I am Claudio, a wine lover, who has lived in Argentina, and Uruguay and has visited Chile many times. I have self-educated myself in wine, and I have developed my professional career in leisure and travel. My team consists of passionate people about wine, they used to work in other fields, one day not so long ago we decided to give up our day jobs and dedicate ourselves to what we really love – wine and the culture surrounding it.
Viviana F.
Hello, I am Viviana and I live and work for las 16 years as tour guide and travel Advisor in Patagonia. Specially near by Los Glaciares National Park where is located the most popular glacier, Perito Moreno glacier. I would like to share in your platform virtual tours in our region with your travelers as I think could be interesting to see something unique situated far away from Japan.
Daiana F.
Hi! I’m Daiana from Buenos Aires, Argentina. I’m licensed Tour Guide and a Bachelor in Tourism. I’ve been organizing and performing tours since 2001, for solo travelers and for groups. I enjoy getting to know people from different cultures and countries. My goal is to make you experience the city as a local would do.
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Vanina B.
Hi! I’m Vanina — a certified mountain guide based in Mendoza, Argentina. For the past 8 years, I’ve been guiding travelers from all over the world through the incredible trails of the Andes. If you’re looking for a local expert to help you discover the best hiking spots in Mendoza, I’d love to guide you. Whether you’re up for a full-day adventure or a multi-day trek, I focus on creating safe, authentic and personalized experiences in nature. All of my tours are designed to go beyond the typical tourist path, offering real contact with the landscapes, culture, and spirit of the Andes. I’m passionate about helping people connect with the mountains in a meaningful way — at their own pace, and according to their goals. Let’s plan your next mountain adventure in Mendoza!
Damian P.
Hi ! How are you? I have a degree in Demography and Tourism, as well as ample experience in the tourism and hospitality industry (for example, with Kempinski Hotels and Abasto Plaza Buenos Aires). I’ve spent years sharing my knowledge on group and private tours in both English and Portuguese. I’m licensed by the Province of Mendoza as a tour guide.
Happy D.
Hi! My name is Happy (for real!). I'm a native EFL speaker, interpreter & teacher and currently working towards my degree: “Official Tour Guide for the City of Buenos Aires” sponsored by the Government of Buenos Aires. I decided to become a Tour Guide out of my love for the city and my love of showing folks around and discussing Argentinian identity, history, architecture and just fun BA facts and gossip! My love story with Buenos Aires began in 2015, when I visited for the first time. Its ecclectic architectural beauty captured my heart. Then the culture: 189 museums in the city, or Corrientes, a street with more theaters than Broadway! The porteños with their friendliness, their gestures, their wonderful accent. This all made me return time and time again, every single year, until 2021, when my dream of moving here became a reality. I'm also a coffee connoisseur, a published author and someone who just wants you to experience Buenos Aires through my eyes. We'll have fun!
Laura B.
Let me welcome you to the center of the country, as a local guide in Córdoba Argentina, I will be glad to share our culture, meals ,music and drinks with you ,as well as the history beneath the 400 year old walls of our monuments. Please let me know if you come to vist Cordoba!
Popular Argentina Private Tours
Private Walking Tour - North Area
Private Walking Tour - North Area
Recoleta’s cemetery walking tour
Recoleta’s cemetery walking tour
Aprende del mate con locales. Picnic en el Parque General San Martín
Aprende del mate con locales. Picnic en el Parque General San Martín
Buenos Aires for curious people
Buenos Aires for curious people
New Argentina Private Tours
BUENOS AIRES HALF DAY HIGHLIGHTS TOUR
BUENOS AIRES HALF DAY HIGHLIGHTS TOUR
“See how the other half lived: The Beauty of Buenos Aires of the XIXth Century"
“See how the other half lived: The Beauty of Buenos Aires of the XIXth Century"
“Modern Magic: The Skyscrapers and Beauty of Puerto Madero”
“Modern Magic: The Skyscrapers and Beauty of Puerto Madero”
Córdoba sightseeing and shopping tour
Córdoba sightseeing and shopping tour
Popular Argentina Private Cars
Expert in Buenos Aires By Car
Expert in Buenos Aires By Car
Luxury Lujan de Cuyo Wine Tour - Private bilingual guide
Luxury Lujan de Cuyo Wine Tour - Private bilingual guide
Full day Tour to Perito Moreno Glacier and boat trip
Full day Tour to Perito Moreno Glacier and boat trip
Buenos Aires highlights with private transport
Buenos Aires highlights with private transport
Argentina Tour Reviews
E T.
“Pizza and gelato”
The tour was great! Lots of pizza to try in multiple iconic pizzerias and fabulous gelato at the end. Most on Ave Corrientes in the heart of the theater district -a great area see at night as well. Fernando is a wonderful guide. Highly recommend!
Fernando P.
Thank you Richard & Elaine for the positive review. Hope to see you again soon in Buenos Aires!! Best regards! Fernando
Cris W.
“Organised and friendly”
Went to the game as part of a very small group (5 of us in total). Fernando picked us all up and dropped is all back off at our hotel. Perfect English and had great conversations with him and the rest of the group. Was extremely knowledgeable about the city, the area and the stadium. It felt like going to a game with your friend. Would certainly recommend and would have liked to have done other tours with him. Would certainly seek out Fernando if I was in the city again.
Fernando P.
Hi Cris. Thanks for your positive review! Look forward to see you again soon in BA. Best regards!! Fernando
Donald D.
“Outstanding Tour with Outstanding Guide”
I did a full day tour of Buenos Aires with Paola and both she and the tour were outstanding. She is personally very charming with a nice sense of humor. Her love for her city is obvious and as we traveled through the city she adroitly incorporated the history of the city and Argentina in what we were seeing and as it relates to the present day. I would highly recommend Paola to anyone seeking a great introduction to this beautiful city.
Paola D.
Hi Donald! Thank you so so much for this beautiful review. Really nice! Hoping your tríp is going really well Love Paola
Argentina Private Tour Guide
Unlock Argentina’s magic with a private tour guide! Dive deep into culture, taste local treats, step to flamenco style dances & discover unknown tour gems.
Buckle up for an unforgettable adventure through the heart of Argentina with your very own tour guide! In Buenos Aires, stroll through the colorful streets of La Boca, and learn about the tango that echoes through the air. And don't miss the historic Plaza de Mayo. Your guide will fill you with tales of Eva Perón and Argentina's rich history as you wander through the vibrant markets of San Telmo and more.
Head to the awe-inspiring Iguazu Falls, where your guide will lead you to the best viewpoints for jaw-dropping scenes. It’s time to delve into the cultural tapestry of Argentina with personalized insights and hidden gems only a local guide can unveil.
Argentina Frequently Asked Questions
Is it safe to travel to Argentina right now?
Overall, yes, traveling in Argentina is relatively safe, but there are some warnings you should consider. Currently, the advice is to exercise normal precautions when traveling in Argentina. Some areas have an increased risk, such as Rosaria, which is known for drug traveling, and Mendoza, where petty crime and muggings can happen.
Overall, yes, traveling in Argentina is relatively safe, but there are some warnings you should consider. Currently, the advice is to exercise normal precautions when traveling in Argentina. Some areas have an increased risk, such as Rosaria, which is known for drug traveling, and Mendoza, where petty crime and muggings can happen.
What should I not do when traveling in Argentina?
When in Argentina, be careful to avoid these missteps;
- Bringing up political topics (especially topics that involve the U.S. and Argentina)
- Being stressed about keeping time. Argentinian events often start 40+minutes later than stated.
- Misunderstanding Argentinian Nicknames such as negro (it is not meant to be offensive and is commonly used to refer to others affectionately regardless of skin tone). Though in the wrong context, it can be meant for offense. Talk to a local guide about understanding Argentinian slang.
- Ignoring the pickpocketing frequency. Be vigilant and keep valuables in the hotel/accommodation.
- Beware of motochorros, involving individuals on motorbikes snatching bags.
- Watch for distractions while using ATMs; be cautious of card or cash theft attempts
When in Argentina, be careful to avoid these missteps;
- Bringing up political topics (especially topics that involve the U.S. and Argentina)
- Being stressed about keeping time. Argentinian events often start 40+minutes later than stated.
- Misunderstanding Argentinian Nicknames such as negro (it is not meant to be offensive and is commonly used to refer to others affectionately regardless of skin tone). Though in the wrong context, it can be meant for offense. Talk to a local guide about understanding Argentinian slang.
- Ignoring the pickpocketing frequency. Be vigilant and keep valuables in the hotel/accommodation.
- Beware of motochorros, involving individuals on motorbikes snatching bags.
- Watch for distractions while using ATMs; be cautious of card or cash theft attempts
How much time do you need in Argentina?
This is up to you and your travel style, but whether you’re more into leisurely travel or packing in sights each day, generally, 10 to 14 days is recommended, but even more if you want to travel all the regions of this beautiful country.
This is up to you and your travel style, but whether you’re more into leisurely travel or packing in sights each day, generally, 10 to 14 days is recommended, but even more if you want to travel all the regions of this beautiful country.
What are the best months to visit Argentina?
The best time to visit Argentina is from mid-September to mid-April, but the country offers attractions and sights to see year-round, such as Patagonia for outdoor activities in the summer and for photographs with the landscape’s vibrant colors in Autumn.
The best time to visit Argentina is from mid-September to mid-April, but the country offers attractions and sights to see year-round, such as Patagonia for outdoor activities in the summer and for photographs with the landscape’s vibrant colors in Autumn.
How many days can a US citizen stay in Argentina?
U.S. citizens can visit and stay for up to 90 days in Argentina without a visa for tourism and business reasons, according to the U.S. Department of State. You do have to have a valid passport with one page empty so that it can be stamped on entry/exit.
U.S. citizens can visit and stay for up to 90 days in Argentina without a visa for tourism and business reasons, according to the U.S. Department of State. You do have to have a valid passport with one page empty so that it can be stamped on entry/exit.
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