Biking BA was really the best way to see city and experience it history. Not only did we have a…read morevery enthusiastic guide named Marcelo who we both highly recommend as he was very engaging , knowledgeable and pleasant it was both educational and active at the same time!! Bikes were comfortable and tour would be recommended for any level rider but you must be able to handle a bike! We highly recommend Marcelo and BA BIKING TWO THUMBS UP!!!

Biking Buenos Aires is the best way to tour the beautiful city of Buenos Aires! And Kaylee Ann is…read morethe best tour guide! I have done the Heart of the City 5 hour bike tour twice: once with my husband when we first arrived in Buenos Aires, and once with friends visiting from California. My friends visiting from California for 1 week said this was the highlight of their entire trip! The Heart of the City 5 hour bike tour takes you on stops throughout San Telmo, La Boca, Puerto Madero, and the Micro Center (Plaza De Mayo.) If you do the 7 hour tour, that includes Recoletta. You also stop at a choripan food cart in Puerto Madero, and pass the Mate around (Argentinian tea) as you learn about the history of La Boca. Both times I've done the tour, Kaylee Ann was extremely professional, high energy, thorough, and spent the time educating my groups about Buenos Aires. This bike tour rally makes you get a better understanding about the culture and history of Buenos Aires. Kaylee Ann is an American living in Buenos Aires who has traveled all over the world and brings a unique global perspective to the tour. I highly recommend booking a tour with Biking Buenos Aires and asking for Kaylee Ann. It's a much better way to truly see and feel Buenos Aires biking through the barrios (neighborhoods) rather than sitting in a tour bus. It's also a great excursion to book if you have family or friends visiting Buenos Aires. Thank you Kaylee Ann for an amazing bike tour throughout Buenos Aires both times!

Seeing Buenos Aires by bicycle is great! The city is flat and criss-crossed with roads that have…read moredesignated bike lanes. We biked down to La Boca early in the day when it was a little less busy, and other places. Rental Bike Argentina had a great price on simple "cruise" bikes that we took. The bikes worked great coming out of the shop and except for something odd with the front brake later in the day on one of the bikes, but the rear brake was plenty and kept working. We were given a nice strong lock, and the option of helmets, which we did go with. We would rent bikes for the day here again!

We had a very enjoyable day of biking around Buenos Aires with Diego. He was very knowledgeable…read moreabout the City and shared his love of the Argentinian culture. We especially liked lunch by the river. I would highly recommend this company.

We decided to rent a bicicle in Palermo and we had a terrible day. The bycicles are in a terrible…read morestate, one of the bycicles had a flat tire, and when we arrived to recoleta it was fully deflated, so then we wanted to tie the bycicles , we realized that the lock didnt have a key. So we decided to call them to have some help, and the service was terrible they said they could not do anything and that we have to arrange it be ourself and that we had to take it to a workshop and take it back to La bicicleta Naranja Tours. We ask them to pickup the bycicles but the deny to every option, we lost our whole day of vacations becouse of these people, their terrible service and the poor mantieniece of the bycicles. When I arrived to a workshop it was closed to I called them and told them that if they dont pickup their bicicles I will leave them in the street, so at this moment they decided to come pick up the bicicle but we had a very very bad experience, dont recommend this place at all it is terrible!! Decidimos alquilar un bicicleta en Palermo y tuvimos un día terrible. Las bicicletas se encuentran en un estado terrible, una de las bicicletas tenían una rueda ponchada, y cuando llegamos a la Recoleta se desinflo totalmente, entonces quisimos amarrar las bicicletas y nos dimos cuenta de que nos entregaron el candado sin llave. Así que decidimos llamar a la oficina de la Bicicleta Naranja para pedir ayuda, y el servicio fue terrible, nos dijeron que no podían hacer nada y que los teniamos que resolver nosotros y que la teníamos que llevar a un taller para repararla y llevarla de vuelta a La Bicicleta Naranja Tours. Les pedimos que recogieran las bicicletas pero se negaron a todas las opciones, perdimos todo nuestro día de vacaciones por culpa de estas personas, de su terrible servicio y del pésimo mantenimiento que le dan a sus bicicletas. Cuando llegamos a un taller estaba cerrado, entonces los llamé y les dije que si ellos no venían por sus bicicletas las íbamos a dejar en la calle, en este momento fue cuando reaccionaron y decidieron venir a recoger sus bicicleta. Fue una pésima experiencia, no se las recomiendo!

Juan guided us through the Palermo graffiti tour. Great way to see the neighborhood and learn a bit…read moreabout the culture and history. Fluent in Spanish and English. So friendly and so invested in sharing his love for his country with you. Great tour! Fun way to spend a couple of hours. Easy walk. Lots of options for refreshments along the way if needed. Looking into his other tours of the city. 10/10!

We did the La Boca walk. Our guide was Mariana and she was super nice and knowledgeable. The walk…read morelasted about one hour and forty-five minutes. Online it says $10 per person but it is a FREE walk. It is then up to you to tip and you should tip well because like I said our guide was knowledge and very nice. We learned about the colorful houses "conventillos" a little history of tango the old industrial port and the history of immigration (so interesting) and ended at Boca Jr. stadium. My family is from Argentina (Italy) and for that reason and many others I recommend this walk. I learned a lot of interesting facts. Hicimos el paseo de La Boca. Nuestra guía fue Mariana y ella fue súper amable y conocedora. La caminata duró alrededor de una hora y cuarenta y cinco minutos. En línea dice $10 por persona, pero es una caminata GRATUITA. Depende de usted dar propina y debe dar una buena propina porque, como dije, nuestra guía era conocedora y muy agradable. Aprendimos sobre las casas de colores "conventillos" un poco de historia del tango, el antiguo puerto industrial y la historia de la inmigración (tan interesante) y terminó en el estadio de Boca Jr. Mi familia es de Argentina (Italia) y por eso y muchos otros recomiendo este paseo. Aprendí muchos datos interesantes.