Our group used the Colonia Express to travel from Buenos Aires to Uruguay for a day trip and…read morehonestly although some of us had some issues trying to work out ticket buying situation online, the entirety of it ran pretty smoothly. From immigration to the boat and transportation between countries worked in our favor. As a 21st century girl it was evident some people weren't happy they did not have access to wifi on their boats as some children had tantrums from lack of IPad accessibility and some adults couldn't make phone calls but I think if anything that lack of social media checking can be used to truly reconnect with those traveling with you! Both boats we took were fairly accessible for all those who had a disability if they wished to eat on board you could as they a full little cafe with warm danishes, snacks, and drinks at your convenience!

Buenos Aires to Colonia del Sacramento, Uruguay…read more.. It's a couple-hour ferry ride from BA to Colonia, and then you can continue on by bus to other areas or not. We chose not because this was meant to be a day trip and another stamp on the passport. 100% recommend if you have the time - I need to add some Uruguay locations to Yelp because it is so gorgeous there!!! It is totally giving coastal European summer vibes. NOTE: Get to the station early even if you already have tix!!! It was packed and not only do you have to get through security, but customs for interviews too. This took wayyyyyy longer than expected, so I'm glad we arrived with time to do all of this and get coffee - tho it was still a photo finish to board the ferry. The big boat was crowded but there were plenty of seats, or you can go outside with the TikTokers. There's a duty-free shop which was super crowded the entire time. Locals were stocking up on chocolates and liquor. No coffee or food service. A day trip was perfect to walk the cobblestone streets, shop, eat, and lounge on a patio for drinks while a band plays, sailboats drift by, and the town dogs sit at your feet waiting patiently for a pet or some of your food. Heading back was less crowded or stressful. Still lots of lines but the only rush was to return to the AirBnb and change for dinner. All in all, worth the cost which I think was less than $100USD pp.

I will miss this place when I leave Argentina. Have eaten there twice. Beautiful, charming place…read more Comfortable seating inside and out. Very healthy menu. Huge, entree sized, salads were about $7 worth of pesos (6100). My wife and I split a salmon entree on another day at that alone was almost an entree for two and cost about 12,000. Service has been nice and helpful, in particular patient with questions and accommodating of special requests.

A surprisingly very lively place during lunch on a week day. For the amount of people that was saw…read moredining, the service was quick and delicious. A great place to lunch after being stuffed with asado the past few days. Highly recommend, even the coffee was great. About $35 USD for 2 people, including coffee. Could have been cheaper if we paid in pesos.

We reached out to the Marriott Hotel in Buenos Aires because we wanted to visit the Igazu Falls…read morewhile we were in Argentina. The concierge at the Marriott highly recommended Raza Travel. We were put in touch with Martin Agazzi who tailored our excursion. We wired money and were emailed plane tickets, hotel vouchers, and everything we would possibly need. Tickets were sent to the Marriott as well. We took a taxi from the hotel to the airport. Once we got off our flight, we saw our driver with our name listed. He took us to our five star luxurious hotel, which was lovely. Marco and a driver picked us up with another couple for our tour of the Brazilian Falls in English, Spanish and Portuguese. Marco was very informative, knowledgeable, insightful, and personable. He guided us on shuttles, across trails, took wonderful photographs, handled passports, and made our day very memorable and special. Our second day was of the Argentina Falls. We were picked up at our hotel at 7:30. Carlos whisked us to the green trail above the falls to the blue trail below the falls us onto the jungle boat ride into the falls. His English & Spanish was superb. He kept track of all 14 of us, and our day was smooth and without an incident. We got to meet interesting, kind & wonderful new friends . Ten minutes after we were dropped off at the hotel, we were picked up and taken to the airport. Our overnight excursion to Iguazú Falls went without a hitch. It was seamless, easy and a pleasure. The staff of Raza Travel did a wonderful job of taking care of us when we don't speak the language nor know where we're going. We highly recommend Raza Travel!

Excellent service. They answered the phone and could speak both English and Spanish. They…read morequoted a fair price, to which we agreed. They confirmed via email and showed up promptly as agreed. Making a journey from Buenos Aires city center to the international airport for 5 passengers a breeze. Will use them again in the future.

For travellers who are in Buenos Aires on a long layover, or travellers who are on their way out of…read moreBuenos Aires. Don't want to lug your luggage around all day? Don't want to be ripped off by an expensive taxi ride to/from Ezeiza Airport? Problems solved. Found this place online, Manuel Tienda Leon. I am surprised none of the locals recommended it to us. For $245 Argentine pesos (approximately $30), my wife and I got: - 2 Manuel Tienda Leon one-way bus transfer to Ezeiza Airport for our evening flight out of Buenos Aires (the buses leave on the half-hour) - A luggage locker where we could store our backpacks and suitcases. Very useful for being able to explore the city one last time. Very highly recommend...

Booked the remis service for an early morning airport trip on their website. Paid there via credit…read morecard. Driver was on time, courteous and helpful.

This was one of two tour companies that I saw in Tigre that offer river boat rides along the Parana…read moreRiver. The difference is that the other one offers small boat tours while CN Navegacion only has a large boat. CN Navegacion's tour was very cheap, costing about 10 US dollars. The tour leaves every hour or so and their large boat has two levels of seating. The lower level is indoors, while the top level is outdoors. There was a guide who described the sights and history of what we saw along the river. As it was winter in Buenos Aires when I visited, sitting on the top level was a bit cold. However, the view was far better from the open air. Just bundle up and enjoy the tour from the top.

So let's not get confused when picking airports in Buenos Aires! There's the huge main one, and…read morethen there's Jorge Newbery. While very cute and not as hectic as the main airport, it can get claustrophobic. I flew in from Uruguay and was a little confused on exit signage to find my ride. I can blame it on the holiday rush I guess. Yet, thankfully I just met my ride outside on the Main Street, since again it's a smaller more intimate airport so no crazy traffic, and was on my way. Honestly it's more in the city which helps yet for big international flights the main airport is your best bet. If you also want to beat the crazy arrival rush just have your rider meet you on the Main Street. Well unless you have a ton of luggage then it's up to you. Luckily, it's just an extra 1-2 minute walk.

This is our first time in Argentina and we spent a few days in Buenos Aires and now we are headed…read moreout to Iguazu Falls. Our travel company booked us with Argentina Airlines so this will be our first experience with them. This particular airport is very convenient to town, we were here within 20 minutes, so that is really nice! I am not understanding why people are stating they are dropped off on the tarmac as where we are at gate eight I can see plenty of jet Bridge usage. As we taxied out to takeoff I did see some planes that were disembarking onto the tarmac so I'm not sure what determines whether you get a jet bridge or not unless it's just plain size. We were on a 737 800. There are plenty of restaurants here, including a hard rock café, a French bakery, pizza place and a couple different coffee shops, including a Starbucks there's not enough seating at the gate per flight, but people spread out into other areas. there was enough room until the pilots decided to strike for a couple of hours so everyone was delayed As soon as the strike was lifted, the boarding process began quickly I did notice that they do have some international departures from here so it's not just domestic as I had originally thought ADDING as we had to come back through here flying from Iguazu to Mendoza, and we had to use the stairs on the tarmac, lol. I am not sure how they decide who gets a jet bridge and who doesn't but here we are. Very difficult for mobility limited passengers.

I booked a tour with Say Hueque, trusting them to provide a safe experience. The company failed to…read morewarn us about the risks of altitude sickness in any way. Their original itinerary had us ascending to 4,300 meters at the Tatio Geysers after only 30 hours of acclimation, far below the recommended minimum of 48 hours. When we missed a flight and informed them well in advance, they failed to warn us that our acclimation time would now be reduced even further--to just 18 hours. As a direct result, both my partner and I suffered severe altitude sickness, including crippling headaches, nausea, shortness of breath, and concussion-like symptoms that lasted for five days--at times leaving us unable to read or even stand properly. When we raised our concerns, the company blamed us instead of taking responsibility for their poor planning. They refused to issue any refund, despite their negligence directly putting our health at risk. Beyond this, the company displayed gross incompetence throughout the trip, including: --Failing to provide bilingual drivers, despite us paying for them. --Double-booking our hotels, leaving us stranded. --A so-called 24-hour emergency line that went unanswered--and when someone did pick up, they were unable to communicate in English as advertised. (See attached photos.) This company is reckless, unprofessional, and unsafe. They care more about taking your money than delivering a competent, let alone safe, experience. Avoid them at all costs.

I inquired about a Gaucho/Estancia experience and received a reply, "we'd love to help you plan…read moreyour trip to IGUAZU!" Twice! So sloppy. Yet I gave them the benefit of the doubt and proceeded to try and book the Estancia day with her. Ludmila was slow to respond to respond to basic questions and I was spammed over and over again "Hi! We'd love to help you plan your Argentina trip!". Except for the one thing I was asking for! Ludmila upsold us to a PRIVATE Estancia day tour at a significantly higher price and day of, surprise! We were on the regular group tour, not the private tour we paid for. We asked to be refunded the difference between the premium we paid and the cost of the regular group tour that was delivered and Say Hueque went silent. Dishonest. If you want to be avoid being frustrated and ripped off on your vacation, avoid Say Hueque.