Bike & Mountain Bike Tours in Argentina

The colorful neighborhoods of south Buenos Aires offer an atmospheric backdrop to a cycling tour, but the maze-like districts are best explored with the help of a local guide. This 3-hour bike tour will introduce you to the tango district of San Telmo, the famous La Bombonera stadium in La Boca, the modern waterfront of Puerto Madero, and the idyllic Costanera Sur Ecological Reserve.

Zoom along the desert trails of the Potrerillos Valley on this exhilarating 5-hour mountain bike adventure from Mendoza, including hotel pick-up. After a scenic drive from the city, set out on a 2-hour 6-mile (10km) guided trail, pedaling around lakes and mountains; gliding past natural springs and rocky ravines; then stopping to view the dramatic Potrerillos Dam. There's no experience necessary and all equipment is included, with trails suitable for both beginners and experienced thrill-seekers.

Cycle around Buenos Aires to see the sights from the seat of your own bike. On this 4-hour sightseeing tour, follow your cycling guide from the historic neighborhood of San Telmo through the streets to the political center of Plaza de Mayo. Continue at a comfortable pace to Retiro and Plaza San Martin, making plenty of rest and photo stops. Explore Recoleta, Palermo and several of the city's bucolic parks. Use of all equipment is provided; this tour is suited for riders of all abilities.

Discover the green side of Buenos Aires on this 5-hour bike tour of the city's parks and plazas. Pedal along the shaded forest trails of the Palermo Woods and the Botanical Gardens, stopping to admire the colorful Rose Garden and take a peek at the city zoo. Then, cycle between the quiet streets of Recoleta and the lively shops and plazas of Palermo Soho. Stop off along the way to munch empanadas, sip yerba mate and snap photos of landmarks like the Metal Flower, Recoleta Cemetery and the Spanish Monument.

Pedal your way around the sights on a 4-hour Buenos Aires north circuit bike tour and cycle past architectural monuments, modern landmarks and landscaped parks. Weave your way through the crowds of Avenue 9 de Julio and Avenue de Mayo, admire the French colonial buildings of Plaza San Martin, and stop for a photo by the Floralis Generica, a futuristic flower sculpture that "˜blooms' each day with the sunrise. Finish your tour with an optional visit to the magnificent Recoleta Cemetery, the resting place of former presidents, Nobel Prize winners and Evita.

Pedal a bike around Buenos Aires to visit two of the city's most popular market fairs: Recoleta and San Telmo. During this 4-hour cycling tour, learn about the history of each fair and experience firsthand the reasons behind its popularity. Use of bicycle and helmet included.

Discover the beauty of Buenos Aires on this scenic bike tour. Begin in quaint San Telmo, and ride on to see modern Puerto Madero, the iconic Floralis Gen erica sculpture, trendy Palermo, and elegant Recoleta with its famous cemetery. Learn about national history as you visit the Plaza de Mayo, Casa Rosada, and other buildings in the city's main square. This 4-hour ride provides a great overview of Buenos Aires.

Pedal your way around Patagonia on this fun 5-hour mountain bike adventure from San Martin de los Andes and follow one of two possible routes. Either take the Arrayanes Circuit (Cerro Chapelco route), with views of the mighty Mount Chapelco and Lanín Volcano, or enjoy the Piedra de Trompul trail and glide through the Lanín National Park, looking down over Lake Lácar. This small-group tour has a maximum of 12 people and is suitable for all abilities.

Combine cycling and sightseeing on this full-day bike tour and enjoy an action-packed itinerary that ticks off the best bits of Buenos Aires. Weave your way around the cobblestone lanes of San Telmo, pass the colorfully painted houses of La Boca and glide along the modern waterfront of Puerto Madero. Take a detour through the Costanera Sur Ecological Reserve, stopping to tuck into a delicious Argentine-style BBQ (included). After lunch, visit Evita's grave in the Recoleta Cemetery, then pedal to Plaza de Mayo to see the famous Casa Rosada.