Delta of Tigre + Capture of Eichmann tour

Only 17 miles away from Buenos Aires, the Delta of Tigre River, the third-largest delta in the world. You are going to take a 1 hour and a half boat ride through the rivers of the Delta and wander in the old Port of Fruits. Not far away from this beautiful area is the Garibaldi Street in San Fernando, where the Mossad agents captured Eichmann in 1960. Suppose it rains or the conditions of the river do not allow for departure. In that case, the catamaran ride will be replaced by visiting museums in the area or others following the traveler's interest. On Sundays, this tour can be combined with the Antique Fair in San Telmo at an additional rate. Please get in touch with me for further details. This tour can be customized for larger groups upon request. As the price of gasoline in Argentina is higher than in most countries, the additional cost for a larger vehicle has to be paid in cash on the day of the tour. From 160 USD.

In the way to the Delta of Tigre, we are going to pass through Olivos, where is located the residence of the Argentinean presidents (Quinta de Olivos), and San Isidro, a residential area that was founded in the early 1700s. During the catamaran ride, we are going to learn about the life of the settlers of the Delta (isleños = people from the islands) such as public transportation in the river, housing, education, and health system. Back to the continent, we will visit the old Port of Fruits, that was refurbished and now is a trendy market, perfect to buy souvenirs to take back home. In our way back to Buenos Aires we are going to go to Garibaldi St. in San Fernando, where Eichmann lived when he was captured in May 1960. You will have time to lunch at the restaurant of your choice.