Private experiences with a driver · Buenos Aires and the Delta
Your Taxifly driver takes you to live Buenos Aires your way: the landmarks, the museums, football, the best food, shopping and the Tigre Delta by private boat or sailboat. Tell us who is traveling and what you love and we plan the experience for you; watch on the map how the bee flies your route through the streets, how long it takes, and book it on WhatsApp.
From USD 30 per hour · 3-hour minimum · the driver waits for you at every stop · 1 to 12 passengers
Tailor-made experiences · Taxifly
Three taps and Taxifly suggests a tour made for you: why each stop is there, how long it takes with the driver’s waiting time and how much it costs. Then tweak it on the map or send it as is on WhatsApp.
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Classic, north, full day, shopping, museums, football, flavors or the Delta, designed to make the most of your hours. The slideshow shows you each stop: what it is, how long you stay and a tip to enjoy it. Or build your own in “My tour”: add places, change the order, the departure time and how long you stay at each one, and the planner calculates the duration and the price.
The postcard city in one morning: from the Obelisk to the port, through the historic center, San Telmo and La Boca.
The tour for your first time in Buenos Aires. It starts downtown (the Obelisk, the Teatro Colón and Avenida de Mayo down to Plaza de Mayo), heads to the southern neighborhoods where tango was born (San Telmo and Caminito, in La Boca) and ends by the water in Puerto Madero, just in time for lunch.
📅 Every day · on Sundays, with the San Telmo fair
Sample times leaving at 10:00 from a hotel downtown, with real street driving and traffic: when you use it you can change the departure time, the order and the time at each place. The hours include the driver’s waiting time.
Elegant Buenos Aires: a theater turned bookstore, the most famous cemetery in the country, the steel flower and the Palermo Woods.
The French side of the city: palaces, squares and wide avenues. You go into El Ateneo, the bookstore inside a 1919 theater; walk through Recoleta Cemetery, where Evita rests; stop at the Floralis Genérica and finish among the lakes and the Rose Garden of Palermo.
📅 Every day · on Sundays El Ateneo opens at 12:00
Sample times leaving at 10:00 from a hotel downtown, with real street driving and traffic: when you use it you can change the departure time, the order and the time at each place. The hours include the driver’s waiting time.
Everything in one day: from the Palermo Woods to Caminito, with lunch by the Puerto Madero docks.
The two previous tours in a single day, from north to south: Palermo and Recoleta in the morning, downtown and Plaza de Mayo at midday, lunch in Puerto Madero and the afternoon in San Telmo and La Boca.
📅 Every day
Sample times leaving at 10:00 from a hotel downtown, with real street driving and traffic: when you use it you can change the departure time, the order and the time at each place. The hours include the driver’s waiting time.
From the dome of Galerías Pacífico to the Palermo outlets, with lunch in Palermo Soho: the driver waits for you with the bags in the car.
Fashion, design and outlets in one day. It starts downtown (Galerías Pacífico, on the Florida pedestrian street, and Patio Bullrich), continues to the Distrito Arcos outlets and ends at the design boutiques of Palermo Soho, where you have lunch. The bags stay in the car.
📅 Monday to Saturday · on Sundays Galerías Pacífico opens at 12:00
Sample times leaving at 10:00 from a hotel downtown, with real street driving and traffic: when you use it you can change the departure time, the order and the time at each place. The hours include the driver’s waiting time.
Four museums along the same green axis, from the Fine Arts Museum to the Evita Museum: old masters, Frida Kahlo, a French palace and Evita.
A day of art without wasting time in the car: the four museums are minutes from each other. You start with the old masters at the Fine Arts Museum (free), have lunch at MALBA after seeing Frida Kahlo, go into the palace of the Decorative Art Museum when it opens and close with the story of Evita.
📅 Wednesday to Sunday (several of these museums are closed on Mondays and Tuesdays)
Sample times leaving at 11:00 from a hotel downtown, with real street driving and traffic: when you use it you can change the departure time, the order and the time at each place. The hours include the driver’s waiting time.
Avellaneda, La Bombonera and the Monumental in one day, with lunch at a cantina in La Boca.
For those who live football: photos at the Racing and Independiente stadiums, the Boca museum and stadium, lunch at a cantina in La Boca next to Caminito and, in the afternoon, the River museum and the Monumental, where Argentina won its first World Cup.
📅 Every day · museum hours change on match days
Sample times leaving at 10:00 from a hotel downtown, with real street driving and traffic: when you use it you can change the departure time, the order and the time at each place. The hours include the driver’s waiting time.
Coffee at the Tortoni, a market in San Telmo, asado in Palermo and cake at Las Violetas.
A day to taste the city: coffee and medialunas at the Tortoni, the oldest café in the country; a stroll through the San Telmo Market; asado at a Palermo parrilla and, for dessert, an 1884 tea house.
📅 Every day · book the parrilla ahead
Sample times leaving at 10:30 from a hotel downtown, with real street driving and traffic: when you use it you can change the departure time, the order and the time at each place. The hours include the driver’s waiting time.
The north shore, Puerto de Frutos and a boat just for your group along the rivers of the Delta.
Half a day outside the city, along the river shore: the historic center of San Isidro, lunch at Puerto de Frutos in Tigre and two hours on a private boat with a skipper through the channels of the Paraná Delta. While you are on the water, the driver waits for you at the dock.
📅 Every day · on weekends Puerto de Frutos has more stalls
Sample times leaving at 09:30 from a hotel downtown, with real street driving and traffic: when you use it you can change the departure time, the order and the time at each place. The hours include the driver’s waiting time.
Add places from the cards below or by tapping the dots on the map: the bee flies your route through the streets and the planner calculates the duration, with the driver’s waiting time at each stop.
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The places
Must-sees, museums, shopping, stadiums, food and the river: Tigre, San Isidro and private boat and sailboat rides. Each place comes with a practical tip and the suggested time. Tap “Add to my tour” and the bee takes it to your route.
In your tourThe symbol of Buenos Aires: 67.5 meters tall at the crossing of 9 de Julio and Corrientes avenues, built in 1936 for the 400th anniversary of the city’s first founding. The must-have photo.
Tip: Photo stop: the driver pulls over on 9 de Julio, the widest avenue in the city. It is lit up at night.
In your tourOpened in 1908, it is one of the great opera houses of the world, famous for its acoustics. You can see the inside on the guided tour.
Tip: The guided tour lasts 50 minutes and runs every day from 10:00 to 16:45 (in English at set times); it is best to buy tickets in advance at teatrocolon.org.ar. If you want to do it, add time with the +.
In your tourThe green-domed palace at the end of Avenida de Mayo, opened in 1906. Across the street are Plaza del Congreso and Kilometer 0 of Argentina’s highways.
Tip: Photo from Plaza del Congreso, at the end of Avenida de Mayo. From here you can see the Casa Rosada in a straight line.
In your tourA 1923 building inspired by Dante’s Divine Comedy, with a lighthouse on top. On the same avenue is Café Tortoni, the oldest café in the country (1858).
Tip: It offers guided tours by reservation that go up to the lighthouse, with a view over the whole city. Otherwise, a photo from across the street is enough.
In your tourThe historic heart of the country: around the square stand the Casa Rosada (the presidential palace), the Cabildo of the May Revolution and the Metropolitan Cathedral, with the mausoleum of General San Martín.
Tip: You get out and walk the square: the Casa Rosada, the Cabildo and the Cathedral are steps from each other. The Casa Rosada offers free guided tours on weekends, with prior registration.
In your tourOne of the oldest neighborhoods in the city: cobblestone streets, old mansions, antique shops and tango in Plaza Dorrego. On Sundays, the street fair on Defensa street.
Tip: On Sundays, the San Telmo Fair fills Defensa street from 10:00 to 17:00: you explore it on foot and the car waits for you on a corner.
In your tourThe open-air museum street of brightly painted tin houses, street art and tango, in the heart of La Boca and a few blocks from La Bombonera.
Tip: Visit it during the day: it is a short street to explore on foot, with tango dancers, painters and cantinas. Stay within the tourist area, steps from the car.
In your tourThe old port docks turned into waterfront restaurants, with Santiago Calatrava’s Puente de la Mujer (2001) and the Frigate Sarmiento.
Tip: Great for walking along the docks and crossing the Puente de la Mujer, with plenty of restaurants for lunch by the water.
In your tourA 1919 theater turned into a bookstore: theater boxes, a painted dome and the stage transformed into a café. Considered one of the most beautiful bookstores in the world.
Tip: Free entry. Open Monday to Saturday from the morning and on Sundays from 12:00. You can have something at the café on the stage.
In your tourA city of mausoleums founded in 1822, where presidents, national heroes and Eva Perón rest. Next door, the Basílica del Pilar and the cafés on the square.
Tip: The cemetery is open every day from 9:00 to 17:00; entry is free for residents with ID and paid for foreign tourists. There are free guided tours in Spanish.
In your tourThe giant steel flower by architect Eduardo Catalano (2002), in Plaza de las Naciones Unidas. At sunset, the photo takes itself.
Tip: Photo stop in the square, two minutes from the Fine Arts Museum.
In your tourThe city’s great green lung: the Rose Garden by the lakes, the Galileo Galilei Planetarium and the Japanese Garden, a few minutes’ drive from each other.
Tip: The Rose Garden is free and the Japanese Garden charges admission. You walk among the lakes and the car waits for you on the avenue.
In your tourThe Museum of Latin American Art of Buenos Aires, opened in 2001: Frida Kahlo’s Self-Portrait with Monkey and Parrot, Tarsila do Amaral’s Abaporu and works by Diego Rivera, Xul Solar and Antonio Berni.
Tip: Closed on Tuesdays. Open Thursday to Monday from 12:00 to 20:00 and on Wednesdays from 11:00 to 20:00. Paid admission; it has a café and a shop.
In your tourThe most important art collection in the country, in the red building on Avenida del Libertador: Goya, Monet, Van Gogh, Rodin and the great Argentine masters. Admission is free.
Tip: Free entry. Closed on Mondays: open Tuesday to Friday from 11:00 to 19:30 and on weekends from 10:00.
In your tourThe Errázuriz Palace, a French-style residence designed by René Sergent and completed around 1917, with its salons, furniture, tapestries and collections just as they were lived in.
Tip: Open Wednesday to Sunday from 13:00 to 19:00, with free admission. There is a guided tour at 16:00.
In your tourIn the mansion that once housed a shelter of the Eva Perón Foundation, opened as a museum in 2002: dresses, personal belongings, photos and documents from Evita’s life.
Tip: Open Tuesday to Sunday from 11:00 to 19:00 (closed on Mondays). Paid admission.
In your tourAmalia Lacroze de Fortabat’s museum, in a glass-and-steel building by Rafael Viñoly facing the docks (2008): Argentine and international art, from Bruegel to the portrait of Amalita painted by Andy Warhol.
Tip: Open Tuesday to Sunday from 12:00 to 19:00; on Wednesdays admission is free.
In your tourContemporary art facing Vuelta de Rocha, steps from Caminito: international exhibitions and a terrace overlooking the Riachuelo.
Tip: Open Wednesday to Sunday from 12:00 to 19:00; on Wednesdays admission is free. It is steps from Caminito.
In your tourAn 1889 building on the Florida pedestrian street, with a dome painted in 1946 by Berni, Castagnino, Spilimbergo, Urruchúa and Colmeiro. Argentine and international brands under the murals.
Tip: Open Monday to Saturday from 10:00 to 21:00 and on Sundays from 12:00. Look up: the dome with the murals is in the center of the building.
In your tourThe former auction house of the Bullrich family, turned in 1988 into the city’s first shopping mall. Premium brands and, a few blocks away, the boutiques of Avenida Alvear.
Tip: It is on Avenida del Libertador: pair it with a coffee or the boutiques of Avenida Alvear.
In your tourOn Avenida Santa Fe, at the corner of Coronel Díaz: fashion, sports, tech and a food court, with the avenue full of shops all around.
Tip: It is big: if you are serious about shopping, add time with the +.
In your tourA spacious, quiet mall one block from MALBA: easy to combine with the museum on the same outing.
Tip: Pair it with MALBA, one block away.
In your tourThe old Abasto Market, a 1934 art deco building turned into a mall, with cinemas and games for kids. This is Carlos Gardel’s neighborhood: his house-museum is a few blocks away.
Tip: Good with kids: the Children’s Museum is inside. The Carlos Gardel House Museum is a few blocks away.
In your tourArgentine design boutiques, fairs and bars around Plaza Serrano. Nearby, the outlets on Aguirre street, in Villa Crespo.
Tip: Best explored on foot: the driver drops you at Plaza Serrano and picks you up wherever you finish.
In your tourAn open-air outlet on the old San Martín Railway grounds, with stores under the brick arches and national and international brands at outlet prices.
Tip: Open every day from 10:00 to 22:00.
In your tourOne of the largest malls in the city, next to Avenida General Paz: fashion, sports, electronics and cinemas.
Tip: It is next to General Paz, far from downtown: best combined with the Monumental stadium, which is nearby.
In your tourBoca Juniors’ stadium, opened in 1940 and famous because it “beats” when the fans sing. The club museum comes with a stadium tour; match days change the schedule.
Tip: The museum is open every day from 10:00 to 18:00 (the ticket office closes at 17:30). When Boca plays at home, hours change or it closes.
In your tourRiver Plate’s home, opened in 1938: the largest stadium in the country, where Argentina won the 1978 World Cup. It has a museum and guided stadium tours.
Tip: The museum is open from 10:00 to 19:00 and the full stadium tour departs until 17:00. Hours change on match days.
In your tourTwo historic stadiums a few blocks apart: Racing’s Cilindro and Independiente’s Libertadores de América. A photo stop for true football fans.
Tip: It is a photo stop from outside: the two stadiums are a few blocks from each other.
In your tourThe “Palace of Sports”, opened in 1932 near the old riverside: nights of boxing, basketball and big concerts. A classic photo on the way to Puerto Madero.
Tip: Photo from outside, on the way to Puerto Madero. If there is a show that night, we take you there and pick you up.
In your tourThe oldest café in the country (1858), on Avenida de Mayo: wood paneling, stained glass and the figures of Borges, Alfonsina Storni and Gardel at one of its tables. For coffee with medialunas or hot chocolate with churros.
Tip: Open every day from 8:00 to 21:00. There is usually a line to get in: it is worth the wait.
In your tourPorteño-style pizza, thick and loaded with mozzarella, at the classics on Corrientes: Güerrín (since 1932), Las Cuartetas or El Palacio de la Pizza. With fainá, standing at the bar, the way locals do it.
Tip: Eat standing at the bar or sitting down: order a slice of muzza with fainá.
In your tourAn 1897 market with an iron structure, declared a National Historic Monument: food stalls, specialty coffee, antiques and neighborhood greengrocers.
Tip: Open every day from 10:00: specialty coffee, quick bites and antiques.
In your tourArgentine asado in its most famous form: Palermo is home to world-renowned parrillas such as Don Julio or La Cabrera. Booking is recommended; we drop you at the door.
Tip: The most famous ones have a waiting list: book ahead or arrive early (they open at noon). We drop you at the door.
In your tourAn 1884 tea house at Rivadavia and Medrano, with stained glass, marble and bronze chandeliers. Famous for its afternoon tea and cakes.
Tip: Order the merienda (afternoon tea): it comes on a tiered tray, for sharing.
In your tourA few blocks on Arribeños street with restaurants, tea houses and Asian grocery stores, under a Chinese arch. For a different lunch.
Tip: On Mondays many shops and restaurants are closed; on weekends it gets crowded.
In your tourDinner with a show at the best-known tango houses, such as Café de los Angelitos or El Querandí. We take you there, wait for you or pick you up at the end.
Tip: Shows start around 20:00 or 21:00. The driver waits for you or picks you up when it ends.
In your tourOn the way to Tigre, the historic town on the north shore: the neo-Gothic Cathedral from the late 19th century, cobblestone streets and lookouts over the river. Nearby is Villa Ocampo, the house of writer Victoria Ocampo.
Tip: It is a stop on the way to Tigre: you get out to see the Cathedral and the lookout over the river.
In your tourThe gateway to the Paraná Delta: Puerto de Frutos, a market on the Luján river with wicker furniture, plants, crafts and places to eat, surrounded by rowing clubs and wooden houses on the water.
Tip: Open every day from 10:00 (until 18:00 on weekdays and 19:00 on weekends). Many more stalls open on weekends.
In your tourA boat just for your group, with a skipper, through the rivers and channels of the Paraná Delta: islands, houses on stilts, floating stores and island getaways. It is the ride to see the Buenos Aires that lives on the water.
Tip: Private boat with a skipper, 1 to 3 hours: we arrange it together with the car, and the boat is quoted separately. While you are on the water, the driver waits for you at the dock.
In your tourSail the widest river in the world, with the city on the horizon: a sailboat with a skipper, just for your group, from the yacht clubs of San Isidro. At sunset it is unforgettable.
Tip: Sailboat with a skipper just for your group, 2 to 3 hours: we arrange it, and the sailboat is quoted separately. It depends on the wind: if sailing is not possible, it is rescheduled.
Rate and booking
The city tour is priced by the hour, in US dollars at the day’s exchange rate, with a 3-hour minimum. The hours come from your tour and include the driving and the driver’s waiting time at each stop; you can change them if you like. We reply with availability and the final price.
Up to 12 in a single vehicle; for larger groups we combine vehicles.
Minimum 3 hours; we recommend 4.
What’s included
Not included: tickets to museums, theaters, stadiums or guided tours, meals, or the price of the boat or sailboat (we send it to you on WhatsApp). Arriving by plane? Add the city tour to your transfer from Ezeiza or Aeroparque. Is it for an event? See cars with a driver for events.
Google reviews
Real reviews from passengers on our Google profile, translated from Spanish.
Thanks to TaxiFly for their warm and attentive welcome; both Kevin and Federico make sure your trip is worry-free, restful and informative. They are locals and know how to share tips and guide you to enjoy your stay in BA. Highly recommended service.Thank you, Federico, for the welcome and the warm attention. The tips and recommendations could not have been better. I will choose them again on my next trip.Attentive and friendly service, super comfortable vehicles and very punctual. I recommend them.How to book
FAQ
It is priced by the hour, in US dollars at the day’s exchange rate, with a 3-hour minimum: executive sedan USD 30 per hour (3 hours = USD 90), Toyota Corolla Hybrid USD 40, Mercedes-Benz CLA 200 USD 60, Hyundai H1 USD 60, Toyota Hiace Commuter USD 75 and Toyota Hiace Wagon Luxury USD 90 per hour. The hours include the driving and the driver’s waiting time while you visit each place.
Yes. The car and the driver are just for your group for all the hours you book: it is not shared with other passengers and the route adapts to what you want to see. The boat rides through the Delta and the sailboat trips are private too.
Yes, and it is included in the hours: the driver waits while you take photos, visit a museum, have lunch or go sailing. The planner on this page shows how much of the time is driving and how much is waiting.
It depends on the places: the classic tour (Obelisk, Teatro Colón, Congress, Plaza de Mayo, San Telmo, Caminito and Puerto Madero) fits in about 4 hours. If you add museums, shopping, a lunch or the Delta, the planner calculates the duration with real street driving times, the time at each place and the pickup and return to your hotel, and suggests the hours.
The city’s must-sees (Obelisk, Teatro Colón, Congress, Plaza de Mayo, San Telmo, Caminito, Puerto Madero, El Ateneo, Recoleta, the Floralis Genérica and the Palermo Woods), museums such as MALBA, the Fine Arts Museum, the Evita Museum or the Fortabat Collection, malls and outlets, the Boca, River, Racing and Independiente stadiums, historic cafés, parrillas and tango shows. Outside the city: San Isidro, Tigre and Puerto de Frutos, and private boat rides through the Delta or sailboat trips on the Río de la Plata.
Yes, private ones: a boat with a skipper through the rivers of the Tigre Delta (1 to 3 hours) or a sailboat with a skipper on the Río de la Plata from San Isidro (2 to 3 hours). We arrange them together with the car; the boat or sailboat is quoted separately over WhatsApp and the driver waits for you while you are on the water.
No: MALBA is closed on Tuesdays; the Fine Arts Museum, the Evita Museum and the Fortabat Collection are closed on Mondays; the Decorative Art Museum and Fundación Proa are open Wednesday to Sunday. When you pick the date, the planner warns you if a place on your tour is closed that day or if you arrive before it opens.
Yes. We take you to Galerías Pacífico, Patio Bullrich, Alto Palermo, Paseo Alcorta, Abasto, Palermo Soho, Distrito Arcos or DOT Baires, in the order you want, and the driver waits for you with your shopping in the car.
Yes: in about 6 hours you can fit both stadiums with their museums, lunch in La Boca and a photo stop in Avellaneda, at the Racing and Independiente stadiums. Museum tickets are bought separately and hours change on match days.
Yes. On this page you choose the places, the order, the departure time and how long you want to stay at each one; the planner calculates the duration, warns you about each place’s opening hours, suggests the hours and writes the WhatsApp message for you. During the tour you can also change the order or add a stop within the hours you booked.
At your hotel, house or apartment, and we drop you wherever you want at the end. The times on this page are calculated from a hotel downtown or in Retiro; if we pick you up in another neighborhood, we adjust them. You can also add the city tour to your transfer from Ezeiza or Aeroparque.
The executive sedan and the Toyota Corolla Hybrid take up to 4 passengers, the Mercedes-Benz CLA 200 up to 3, the Hyundai H1 up to 7, the Toyota Hiace Wagon Luxury up to 8 and the Toyota Hiace Commuter up to 12. For larger groups we combine vehicles.
No. The service is the car with a driver at your disposal for the hours you book, with waiting included; tickets to museums, theaters, stadiums or guided tours, meals and the boat or sailboat are paid separately.
Yes. In “Plan your experience” you choose who is traveling, what you love (landmarks, art, football, food, shopping, the river or tango) and how much time you have, and Taxifly suggests a private tour with real times, the driver’s waiting included and the price. Adjust it on the map or request it as is on WhatsApp; your request reaches us with your profile so we can answer you personally.
Yes: the car or van is just for you, the driver waits at every stop and the kids set the pace. Palermo and its parks, Caminito, Puerto Madero and Las Violetas for an afternoon snack work very well. Tell us their ages when you book and we’ll keep it in mind.
Yes. Tell us your flight or ship time and we plan a tour that gets you back on time. We pick you up at your hotel, or you can add the city tour to your transfer from Ezeiza or Aeroparque.
Recoleta, the El Ateneo bookstore, the Floralis Genérica and Puerto Madero at sunset, with a coffee at Las Violetas. For something different, the private sailboat on the Río de la Plata from San Isidro (quoted separately).
Yes. The Hyundai H1 takes up to 7 passengers, the Toyota Hiace Wagon Luxury up to 8 and the Toyota Hiace Commuter up to 12; larger groups combine vehicles. We fit it between meetings or as a group activity.
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Kevin Saúl Kasperski — founder of Taxifly and Tour Manager. He personally coordinates transfers for artists, productions and corporate clients in Buenos Aires, with the first-class attention that defines the brand.