Description
A perfect way to discover the landscapes of the Delta involves navigating to or from the Costanera Metropolitana, on a journey that offers a perfect balance between nature and history.
The excursion consists of a cruise along the Río de la Plata—the widest river in the world—offering spectacular views of Buenos Aires’ skyline from the water. After approximately one hour of navigation, the route enters the Paraná River Delta.
Here, the boat winds through a network of narrow channels and islands, a popular weekend getaway for Buenos Aires residents and a permanent home for thousands of islanders. The landscape is truly unique, and the experience provides insight into the lives of locals who rely entirely on boats for transportation along these peaceful waterways.
Disembarkation takes place in the city of Tigre, part of the Greater Buenos Aires area. From there, a land-based tour visits key sites including the Puerto de Frutos, a vibrant market offering home goods and locally made souvenirs; Paseo Victorica, a riverside walk along the Luján River; and the gardens surrounding the Tigre City Council and the Tigre Art Museum.
On the return to Buenos Aires, the route passes by iconic landmarks such as River Plate’s Monumental Stadium, the University City campus, and the ever-busy Jorge Newbery Metropolitan Airport, with its steady stream of arriving and departing aircraft.
