Puerto de Frutos - The Fruit Port is a quaint pier situated along the Luján River in the town of Tigre, adjacent to the fruit market. The name originates from the mid-20th century when fruit from the Paraná Delta was brought here before being sold in Buenos Aires.

Paseo Victorica - Paseo Victorica is a remarkable spot that blends nature, river vistas, dining options, rowing clubs, and historical sites.

Catedral de San Isidro - The Cathedral of San Isidro is a neo-Gothic religious temple. It incorporates the style used in Europe from the 12th to 16th centuries, but with modern materials and techniques. The Cathedral is distinguished by its slender lines designed to point skyward, symbolizing religiosity. Its facade has been restored with imitation stone and exposed brick, with original ornaments molded in a workshop.

The main tower stands 68 meters tall. The base is a Latin cross with three naves and a circular apse. The cylindrical columns and the stone and brick walls feature stained glass windows made in France and Gothic rosettes.

Upon entering, the Cathedral’s grandeur is immediately apparent, highlighted by its recent restoration. Inside, the neo-Gothic columns and arches lead the eye to the altar.

Estacion fluvial Domingo Faustino Sarmiento - The River Station in Tigre offers a chance to enjoy the city’s attractions. Our boat service includes audio guides in Spanish, English, and Portuguese. The journey begins in the first section of the Paraná Delta, passing through the San Antonio Rivers, the “Tres bocas” area, and then the Sarmiento River. Along the way, you’ll see notable sites like the Casa Sarmiento Museum, recreational areas, typical inns, private homes, docks, native vegetation, and the unique island lifestyle.

• Private transportation
• 1-hour navigation on the Tigre Delta River
• In-vehicle air conditioning
• Private tour with an official guide
• Shared navigation

• Snacks
• Gratuities