I took the 5 river cruise from the Tigre port and it took about an hour…read more There wasn't too many cruises offered on a Tuesday but Sturla was running theirs consistently so I bought my ticket from them. The boat left from Dock 4 and they take your ticket before you descend. The river was calm so not difficult to board with the minor rocking. Bathrooms and food/drinks were sold inside on the main deck. The boat was a double decker and I took a seat on the top for the entire cruise. It was perfect weather to be outside and see everything. The tour was conducted via a recording that alternated between Spanish and English. Very interesting facts and highlights throughout. We sailed on three rivers (Sarmiento, Lujan and Espera) and two creeks. We passed by shipwrecks, homes in various conditions (a number of them for sale), a school and church, rowing clubs, and more. The glass enclosed home of former President Sarmiento was a unique site to see. It was a museum that could be visited if you took one of the river taxis? While passing through one of the shallowest creek on the tour, we were chased by some locals who were yelling at the staff until the boat slowed down and stopped their announcements. Not sure what was the issue but the tour resumed a few minutes later. We returned to the same dock and smoothly berthed. Overall a decent tour though it seemed a bit expensive for 19000 ARS.

Tour left from Puerto Medero & went to Puerto de Frutos. Picked up in a bus at our hotel & got on…read moreboat at Puerto Madero. The boat was a ferry like boat and was very far from the shore. A recorded message said things about the shoreline that was so far away it was useless. Our guide sat on the back of the boat on her phone. Once we got off the boat we were ushered into a beautiful building for lunch & passed a beautiful dining room to b sat in a back room with no lights on. Then we got on a bus that made 2 10 min stops. The tour guides didn't know left from right so we had no idea what landmarks she pointed out. Biggest waste of $100.

Super easy service. The website unfortunately does not have an English version and there are a…read morecouple of boxes that have required information with three letter acronym's for some sort of identification you're supposed to enter. Since we are not Argentinian we didn't know what to put there and left the reserving job to our tour guide who is taking us on a half day walking tour tomorrow since he offered to do it for us. Other than that the service was seamless. After you walk through immigration and customs you have to walk through a taxi area where all of the different companies are selling their services. On the left-hand side is the counter for this company. Tell them you have a reservation they pull it up and then you pay. They then point to your driver and you wave and then you walk out of that area kiosk and they take you to the car which is about a block and a half away. The airport is under construction so it's a little jampacked and hard to get out of the baggage claim/customs area when all of the international flights arrive. Also the ride into the city itself can take a very long time. There was a lot of traffic at 8 AM on a Thursday morning. Took about over 45 minutes they claim and was closer to an hour.