



by Signature Tours
How do you want to book?
✓Confirmation before Wed, 9 Sept - card's only charged if it's a yes. If it's a no, still time to book on Viator.
Book on Viator Confirmed right away, but you pay full price.$130This small-group day trip from Buenos Aires explores the waterways and islands of the Tigre Delta, a unique network of rivers and channels with stilt houses and river life. The tour includes a boat trip aboard a Premium vessel, with options for a two-hour cruise covering the northern part of the Delta or a shorter one-hour route focused on the Delta’s channels. There is also a Premium Semi-Private option with fewer passengers for a quieter experience. After arriving in Tigre, guests can enjoy an optional snack of handmade empanadas at a local rowing club’s restaurant. The tour continues with a walk along Victorica Avenue beside the Luján River, passing the gardens near the Tigre Art Museum and the Deliberative Council. The itinerary also includes a stop at Puerto de Frutos, a historic fruit market area on the riverbank. The full tour lasts about five and a half hours and includes hotel pick-up and drop-off, a professional local guide, the boat trip, and snacks. Alcoholic drinks, tips, and entrance fees to museums or theaters are not included.
Delta El Tigre
Travelers navigate the Tigre Delta’s rivers and narrow channels surrounded by subtropical vegetation. The boat passes stilt houses, weekend homes, historic rowing clubs, floating supermarkets, and river taxis, illustrating island daily life. The guide describes how residents commute, attend school, and live in this river environment. The route offers calm waters, fresh air, and photo opportunities while sharing the Delta’s history, culture, and natural setting.
120 min
Snack at Vivanco Restaurant
Guests can try handmade empanadas at Vivanco restaurant, located inside a notable rowing club in Tigre. The restaurant offers a natural, fresh atmosphere ideal for a short break.
40 min
Puerto de Frutos
This small pier on the Luján River in Tigre is adjacent to the historic fruit market. Named after the mid-1900s fruit trade from the Paraná Delta, it was once a key point for shipping produce to Buenos Aires.
30 min
Paseo Victorica
Victorica Avenue is a riverside walkway along the Luján River. It leads past the gardens around the Tigre Deliberative Council building and the Tigre Art Museum.
15 min
Museo de arte Tigre
Founded in 1909 as a European-style casino and sports club, this venue became a social and recreational gathering place for locals.




by Signature Tours
How do you want to book?
✓Confirmation before Wed, 9 Sept - card's only charged if it's a yes. If it's a no, still time to book on Viator.
Book on Viator Confirmed right away, but you pay full price.$130This small-group day trip from Buenos Aires explores the waterways and islands of the Tigre Delta, a unique network of rivers and channels with stilt houses and river life. The tour includes a boat trip aboard a Premium vessel, with options for a two-hour cruise covering the northern part of the Delta or a shorter one-hour route focused on the Delta’s channels. There is also a Premium Semi-Private option with fewer passengers for a quieter experience. After arriving in Tigre, guests can enjoy an optional snack of handmade empanadas at a local rowing club’s restaurant. The tour continues with a walk along Victorica Avenue beside the Luján River, passing the gardens near the Tigre Art Museum and the Deliberative Council. The itinerary also includes a stop at Puerto de Frutos, a historic fruit market area on the riverbank. The full tour lasts about five and a half hours and includes hotel pick-up and drop-off, a professional local guide, the boat trip, and snacks. Alcoholic drinks, tips, and entrance fees to museums or theaters are not included.
Delta El Tigre
Travelers navigate the Tigre Delta’s rivers and narrow channels surrounded by subtropical vegetation. The boat passes stilt houses, weekend homes, historic rowing clubs, floating supermarkets, and river taxis, illustrating island daily life. The guide describes how residents commute, attend school, and live in this river environment. The route offers calm waters, fresh air, and photo opportunities while sharing the Delta’s history, culture, and natural setting.
120 min
Snack at Vivanco Restaurant
Guests can try handmade empanadas at Vivanco restaurant, located inside a notable rowing club in Tigre. The restaurant offers a natural, fresh atmosphere ideal for a short break.
40 min
Puerto de Frutos
This small pier on the Luján River in Tigre is adjacent to the historic fruit market. Named after the mid-1900s fruit trade from the Paraná Delta, it was once a key point for shipping produce to Buenos Aires.
30 min
Paseo Victorica
Victorica Avenue is a riverside walkway along the Luján River. It leads past the gardens around the Tigre Deliberative Council building and the Tigre Art Museum.
15 min
Museo de arte Tigre
Founded in 1909 as a European-style casino and sports club, this venue became a social and recreational gathering place for locals.