There's a version of Buenos Aires that doesn't show up on maps. It lives in the gap between neighborhoods, in the shade of a century-old tree, in a conversation that starts because you stopped your bike at the right corner at the right time. That's the Buenos Aires we ride through every day — and the one we want to show you.
We run bike tours across the full length of the city, from the leafy, elegant north to the loud, colorful, unapologetically passionate south. Each route has its own personality, its own rhythm, its own cast of characters. And every single one of them is best experienced from the saddle of a bike, moving at the perfect speed: fast enough to cover ground, slow enough to actually see it.
The North Route takes you through Palermo's vast parks and lakes, past the art-déco Planetario, alongside the prestigious polo grounds and the iconic Hipódromo racetrack, all the way up to the historic cobblestone center of San Isidro and the river town of Tigre — gateway to the Paraná Delta, where the city quietly becomes something else entirely.
The South Route is a different world. Starting at the sleek waterfront of Puerto Madero, you'll ride through the civic heart of San Nicolás — home to the Obelisco and the Teatro Colón — before losing yourself in the antique markets and milonga courtyards of San Telmo, and finishing in La Boca, where the streets are painted in color and football is basically a religion.
Can't choose? The Full Day tour combines both routes into an eight-hour ride across the entire city. It's the kind of day that earns a good dinner, a glass of Malbec, and a very satisfying night's sleep.
And for those who already know what they want — or want something no one else has done — our Private Tour is built entirely around you. Want to follow in Maradona's footsteps through his old neighborhood? Done. Fancy a route through Belle Époque palaces and hidden courtyards? Consider it mapped. Passionate about street art, local markets, or tucked-away museums? We'll build the perfect ride. Your interests, your pace, your Buenos Aires.
Every tour includes a quality bike, a dedicated guide who genuinely loves this city, and stories that will outlast the trip. What it doesn't include — and never will — is boredom.
