Argentina · DRINKING TOURS
The 4 best bar & drinks tours you can book today, with what each costs, how long it runs and who it suits. Number one is top for a reason; start there.
Board at Cecilia Grierson 400 for a one-hour Rio de la Plata cruise with an open bar and music. Choose a two-hour option with an extra hour at the dock, or arrive later for the one-hour sailing. You’ll pass Buenos Aires port facilities, yacht clubs, silos, and the Immigration Museum as the city darkens behind you.
“the timing to experience the sunset could be improved”
Spend the morning with a small group of up to 15, visiting Recoleta, Plaza de Mayo, La Boca, San Telmo, Floralis Genérica, the Obelisk, and Teatro Colón. After a break in Puerto Madero, board the Humberto M at 5 p.m. for a one-hour sunset cruise with alcoholic drinks and soft drinks. Guide Sofia is specifically praised for her warm, capable hosting.
“the tour guide was lovley... the places of interest were nice .. the boat tour is a bit odd as u only go in. aport full of containers but it's a nice comedown after the day in d heat and we enjoyed the tour very much”
Meet your guide at Gómez Rooftop for a sunset cocktail and city views, then walk to three more Mendoza bars. You’ll taste four cocktails with paired food, from cheeses and empanadas to dessert and sparkling wine. Guides speak English, Spanish, and Portuguese. Antonella may lead your evening.
“La guía Antonella es excelente, mantiene la conversación activa e interesante. Los bares todos muy buenos, los cócteles sabrosos, la comida muy buena aunque no es una cena completa, sino una serie de bocadillos. Definitivamente recomendada”
Meet your English or Spanish-speaking guide at Guatemala 4717 for a three-hour walk through Buenos Aires nightlife. Visit a concealed speakeasy, a stylish bar above a restaurant, and a Latin America's top 50 bar. Enjoy one cocktail or mocktail at each stop, skip queues, and keep the group to six people.
Pick an evening, a glacier or a cellar.
