Half Day La Boca and San Telmo Private Walking Tour for 7 to 10 people

Standard Option – $270.00 USD
[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]
Transport Back Option – $320.00 USD
[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$50)]
Historical City Center 1.5 Hour Tour Extension Option – $365.00 USD
[Select to extend the tour to 4.5+ hours, adding an extra 1.5 hours for the most interesting parts of the Historical City Center (usually only possible with an early morning start OR on an afternoon tour), for those wishing to see this important area (+US$95). Includes any private transport needed at the start of the tour]
Transport Back AND Historical City Center 1.5 Hour Tour Extension Option – $415.00 USD
[Select to include private transport back to your accommodation/elsewhere in the city (i.e. not EZE airport), and to extend the tour to 4.5+ hours, adding an extra 1.5 hours for the most interesting parts of the Historical City Center (usually only possible with an early morning start OR on an afternoon tour). Includes any private transport needed at the start AND end of the tour (+US$145)]

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