BEST OF · BUENOS AIRES BIKE TOURS
Good buenos aires bike tours fill up weeks ahead and the best ones go first. Below: the 11 to book early, what each includes and how they differ.
Compare Buenos Aires’ North and South bike tours, with La Boca, Recoleta, local guides, practical tips, and honest value advice.
“Really enjoyable and informative. A great guide, enlightening us to the history of the city and its culture. A nice, easy pace, taking in the various districts as we passed.”
Review of Buenos Aires’ 7-hour bike tour, covering San Telmo, La Boca, Puerto Madero, Recoleta, Palermo, lunch, price, and practical tips.
“Our guide was Spanish I believe his name was Isaac and he was amazing! Incredibly knowledgeable about the History of Buenos Aires and very accommodating. He made sure we were going at the perfect speed and was always checking in to make sure we were doing well. He also made sure we got to see so much of the city! We had a great time even on a rainy day and it was all because of our awesome guide! Definitely recommend!”
Ride from San Telmo through Puerto Madero, Recoleta, and Palermo on a relaxed Buenos Aires bike tour with bilingual guides.
“Do not waste your time. We booked an English-speaking tour - but, even as a native English speaker, I was unable to understand him - and we were not the only ones. The other native English speakers on the trip kept asking me if I knew what he had said. The tour says you will hit certain landmarks in approximately 3 to 3.5 hours. We did not hit a SINGLE one of the big attractions in the 3.5 hour period - we did not see Recoleta Cemetery, Casa Rosada, Buenos Aires Zoo, the Botanical Garden, or several other promised sites. The staff is also rude and unprofessional. I got a…”
Review of Buenos Aires in a Day bike tour, covering San Telmo, La Boca, Puerto Madero, Recoleta, Palermo, lunch, value, safety, and tips.
“This was a full day tour of Buenos Aires that started and ended in San Telmo. Our tour guide, Florencia, was knowledgeable, personable, and confident in leading us through city streets.”
Cycle through San Telmo, La Boca, Puerto Madero, and Plaza de Mayo on a guided Buenos Aires bike tour with bikes and helmets included.
“I enjoyed the cycling and we covered a lot more ground than is possible walking - it took in La Boca and also the port area and the lagoons for example and we stopped in La Boca for 20 minutes to look around. A lot of it was on dedicated cycle lanes or through parks. Our guide did his best with providing English commentary but unfortunately I found his voice a little hard to follow and the stops seemed slightly too long as a result, but overall the trip was worthwhile.”
Review of Buenos Aires’ private street art bike tour, with La Boca, Barracas, local artists, mate, murals, price, tips, and practical advice.
“Fun informative easy ride through off beaten path parts of city I would not have otherwise seen. Decorative; Historical; sports; political; community life so a wide variety of art and scale. Some impressive talent . Guide was relatively new at job but very knowledgable.”
Review of Buenos Aires’ La Boca and City Center Bike Tour, with route details, practical tips, value advice, weather notes, and who should book.
“Great trip! the Tour guide Sam, was so cool and patient he shows us around the city and cool places and riding a bike on a sunday day its just a cooler way to see the city! i highly recomend it!”
Ride Buenos Aires through San Telmo, La Boca, Puerto Madero, Recoleta, and Palermo on a practical three-hour bike tour.
“We had a wonderful time, outro guide ,Nestor, gave us a perfect ride along the streets of Buenos Aires!”
Explore Palermo, Recoleta, parks, mate, and alfajores on a four-hour Buenos Aires bike tour with an English-speaking guide.
“This is my second review. I just want people not to miss this chance to get exercise and site see SR the same time. This was definitely a must do.”
Explore Buenos Aires by e-bike through San Telmo, La Boca, Puerto Madero, the Ecological Reserve, and Plaza de Mayo in three hours.
“Very bad. The guide was nice, but that's about it. The description on GYG is completely inaccurate. The bikes are of very poor quality; you're completely hunched over. I'm a fit 43-year-old man, but after 10 minutes everything hurts because you're completely hunched over. The guide speaks very poor English, so you barely understand what he says. Many parts that were supposed to be included in the tour weren't. We basically cycled around the city with someone who spoke a few words of English and stopped four times at "important" places. We didn't get any of the promised food tastings, etc. We didn't explore anything, just cycled past it. Worst…”
Cycle Buenos Aires from San Telmo to the Ecological Reserve, with La Boca, Boca Juniors, Puerto Madero, and Plaza de Mayo.
“The guide gave us the right amount of information and was able to answer all our questions. We could see different neighbourhoods including the ecological reserve in 3-4 hours. Based on this tour we decided to take the northern part of the city tour as well.”
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