Buenos Aires Bus Tours Reviews

Très belle promenade et intéressante

Bus comes frequently. The audio in English was kind of boring.

It was good. I just think that the stops should be closer to the main attractions.

We got on at the 3rd stop in Buenos Aires - Plaza Dorrego. There weren’t many people on and it was a great ride. Got off at stop 11 - El Ateneo but had to wait almost an hour for another bus because they were full. We got off again at stop 24 - Recoleta Cemetery and once again we had to wait because several full buses passed us. By that time their day was done and they let us all off at stop 25 - the last stop. We probably wasted 1 & 1/2 hours waiting for a bus to let us on. The time we spent on the bus was good but we had to wait too long to “hop on”.

Honestly there’s a lot of unproductive time spent waiting at stops, as well as traveling on the bus with little to see that is highlights of the city. I ended up taking public transportation to the destinations I wanted to go to the most which was a lot more efficient than hopping on and off. That being said knowing what I know now I wouldn’t take the hop on/hop off bus probably not what you wanna hear but that’s my feedback.

Excellent

Easy access to sites to visit

The ladies at the first stop were very informed and helpful.

It’s a very long circuit. If you were able to run a service the other way as well (25 -1) that would be excellent and shorten travel time between specific sites

The staff at the different stations were kind and helpful, the drivers and the staff on board were friendly and great, and the tour itself was very informative. Sometimes the voiceover cut out in the middle of a sentence, so we missed some information, and some of the jacks didn’t hold the plugs so we had to move seats a few times to find ones that worked. Other than this, it was great!