Buenos Aires · LA BOCA & CAMINITO TOURS
Caminito is three streets long and the rest of La Boca is a working port neighbourhood, which is why a guide is worth the money here. These 11 cover the painted lanes, the stadium and the shipyard, priced and clear about where the walk ends.
Walk La Boca with an English-speaking guide such as Santiago, Vito, Victoria, or Maria. See colorful conventillos, street tango, fileteado art, the riverside Transbordador bridge, and finish at La Bombonera. The $13 tour takes two hours, with stadium entry sold separately.
“Fantastic guide! We really enjoyed learning about the history of the La Boca neighborhood.”
Take a 45-minute Sturla Viajes boat ride from Puerto Madero toward La Boca, with Spanish, English, and Portuguese audio. See the Ecological Reserve, waterfront towers, the Riachuelo, and the Nicolás Avellaneda Transporter Bridge, then get off near Caminito.
“muy buena siempre la utilizó cuando viajo a otro país, lo recomiendo👍”
Cycle a mostly flat route through San Telmo, La Boca, Puerto Madero, the Ecological Reserve, and Plaza de Mayo. You’ll ride a beach cruiser, hear local history in English or Spanish, and stop for tango, colorful streets, monuments, and photos. Guides such as Nestor, Barbie, Flo, and Leo have earned strong praise.
“The bike ride was something special and a lot of fun. The tour guide did a really good job at explaining historical aspects and monuments throughout BA! I hadn't rode a bike in 30 plus years, but the experience was the best and any one that does this tour should have a great time!”
Walk La Boca with guide Nico from Caminito through less-touristed streets, learning how immigrants, artists, bakers, and football shaped the district. Stop for local pastries, study its street art, and finish outside La Bombonera. The small group lasts about two hours and costs $65.
“We learned so much from Nico about the La Boca neighborhood and its people. He showed us and gave us information that went beyond the basic tourist information. I enjoyed seeing and learning about the local artwork and trying local pastries.”
Walk La Boca with a Spanish, English, or Portuguese-speaking guide such as Facundo, Laura, or Dani. Visit La Bombonera, Conventillo El Rincon de Lucia, and the Benito Quinquela Martín Museum, with two extras: museum entry, wine, or dulce de leche tasting.
“Ludmila was a fantastic guide! I enjoyed the La Boca tour and learning about the neighborhood.”
Ride from Montserrat through San Telmo, La Boca, Caminito, the ecological reserve, Puerto Madero, and Plaza de Mayo. A guide such as Ana, Santiago, Florencia, or Sofía leads the small group, with history, photo stops, bike lanes, and time to explore Caminito.
“This was an excellent tour. Sofiá was very knowledgable and friendly and answered all of my questions. She made sure to check I was comfortable with the bike and as I was the only person on the tour she spoke about topics I was particularly interested in. The bike tour was a great way to see a lot of the south of the city in a short time. I learned a lot about Buenos Aires and Sofiá also recommended other things to see and do in BA which was really helpful. I would definitely recommend this tour.”
Spend about three hours with a small group of up to 10, walking San Telmo and Caminito with Sebastian or another English or Spanish-speaking guide. See historic homes, San Telmo Market, Dorrego Square, Lezama Park, and tango-colored La Boca, with mate, bus tickets, and a café stop included.
“Sebastian was patient to wait for us as we were held up on the road to the meeting point because of heavy traffic. We had a very nice memorable visit of San Telmo and Caminita from his excellent to the point explanation of the important features of these places.”
Join Paola De Luca for a 150-minute small-group walk through La Boca’s harbor, immigrant quarters, murals, Boca Juniors landmarks, and Caminito. Enter a former conventillo and Argentina’s first volunteer fire station, then finish with coffee in a historic café. Spanish and English tours are limited to 10 people.
“La visita guiada con Paola por La Boca fue simplemente espectacular. Se nota de inmediato que es una verdadera local: comparte una enorme cantidad de historias, contexto y detalles que no aparecen en ninguna guía turística y que son fundamentales para entender la identidad única del barrio de La Boca. Fueron especialmente fascinantes las explicaciones sobre la historia, la cultura y la pasión en torno al club de fútbol Boca Juniors, que tiene aquí su hogar y que define el alma del barrio. Paola transmite todo esto con muchísimo corazón, conocimiento y entusiasmo, haciendo que uno mire no solo Buenos Aires, sino especialmente La Boca, con otros ojos. Además, Paola…”
Join Danny or another bilingual guide for a three-hour walk through San Telmo and La Boca. Start with café y medialunas, browse San Telmo Market, pass La Bombonera, sample choripán, and finish with a drink in a Maradona-themed bar.
“Danny was an awesome guide! He showed us around San Telmo and La Boca, he was especially knowledgeable of futbol which I appreciated as a fan myself. Next time we visit, we’ll definitely book again.”
Spend four hours with a live English, Spanish, or Portuguese guide exploring Montserrat, San Telmo, La Boca, and Puerto Madero. See Plaza de Mayo, San Telmo Market, Boca Juniors Stadium, Caminito, and Puente de la Mujer. Guides Alejandra and Ale are noted for clear, friendly storytelling.
“Awesome tour. Our guide Alejandra introduced us into the history and culture of Buenos Aires. Very knowledgeable and friendly and a credit to her profession. We’ve spent a wonderful time in her company. Many thanks to Sebastian for taking care of us and making sure that our tour was thoroughly enjoyable. We highly recommend them”
Start at La Bombonera for the Boca Juniors Museum and stadium terraces, then walk through Caminito and La Boca. Your private guide speaks English, Spanish, or Portuguese. Juan Manual has helped visitors connect football, immigration, art, and neighborhood life.
Pick a barrio, a table or a night at the theatre.
