5 Hour Customised Private Walking Tour for 4 to 6 people

  • [Includes any private transport needed at the start of the tour. Most prefer to make their own plans at the end of a tour, with our guide pointing them in the right direction and/or helping them hail a taxi if needed]

  • [Select to include private transport back to your accommodation/elsewhere in the city (i.e. not EZE airport). Includes any private transport needed at the start AND end of the tour (+US$40)]

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