Our city. Our stories.
Seen from two wheels.
We all share two things: a deep knowledge of this city and a
genuine passion for travel. That combination — understanding
Buenos Aires from the inside, and understanding what a curious
traveller is looking for because we are curious travellers
ourselves — is one of the main reasons our tours feel different.
We know Buenos Aires like it’s our own backyard, because it is.
Meet your local perspective
Our guides are the heart of every ride.
Our guides are the heart of everything we do. Passionate
locals, carefully selected for their knowledge of Buenos
Aires’ history, culture and daily life — and for their
ability to turn a bike tour into a real conversation.
They ride these streets every day, not because it’s their
job, but because this city is their home.
How we explore
Live the city.
Live the city.
Don’t just pass through.
Over 20 years and 300,000 km riding these streets, we’ve
learned that the best way to understand a city is to live
it — not watch it from a window. We keep our groups small,
we ride on handcrafted bamboo bikes, and we adapt every
tour to the interests and pace of the people on it.
20+
Years exploring Buenos Aires
Years exploring Buenos Aires
300,000
Kilometres of stories and discovery
Kilometres of stories and discovery
Argentina
Jorge Luis Borges described Argentines as Italians who
speak Spanish, dress French, have the egos of Americans,
but who secretly want to be British.
Argentina is a land of social contrast and natural wonders
— constituted by several different backgrounds and cultures,
which results in the current Argentine profile: a unique
personality in today’s world.
Because our history contains so much hardship — wars, crises,
poverty — we value hard work and perseverance, but also
friendship and having a good time with whoever is around.
We value talent and success, but also empathize with those
in need. We value individual freedom, but feel part of a
bigger team we need to support.
Buenos Aires
We are called ‘porteños’ because the port of Buenos Aires
is the main reason this city even exists.
Porteños are almost impossible to describe — like Robert
De Niro once said, we can be the sweetest, most generous
people, or the most selfish and self-centered.
Our local culture — accent, sports, food and drinks,
nightlife — is quite unique and attractive to outsiders.
Some local bands and artists have become icons in pop
culture. Some sports players and teams have become world
champions. Some social customs and events have become
world renowned.
