Fabulous outing but like another reviewer mentioned, not sure why I was charged $100 more than seemingly other passengers who booked? Think it’s because I selected English but tbh there’s not a ton to “translate”. You spend some time at the dam, then time on your own in La Cumbrecita and same in Villa Belgrano so there’s not much info you can’t google etc if you don’t grasp Spanish

Today we went to La Cumbrecita. Many, many thanks to the guide Gaston - he's made our trip so special! Very professional, attentive, caring - the best words toward him! Gaston, we are very grateful to you

Visiting Traslasierra Valley was an unforgettable adventure. The tour's itinerary was thoughtfully designed, allowing ample time to explore the valley's natural wonders and charming villages, giving me the chance to discover the beauty and tranquility of the valley!

Cordoba turned out to be such an unexpected gem of an experience. Initially, my plans for Argentina only included visiting Buenos Aires, but when the chance to explore this province arose, I didn't hesitate for a moment. The tour offered an incredible opportunity to delve into the picturesque landscapes and enchanting towns of the Sierras Chicas region. In summary, I absolutely fell in love with this province!

While I enjoyed getting out of the city and seeing the countryside and seeing different things. However I was charged way way more, than the price listed, and then had to pay for lunch and even water. I spent the day with a lovely Argentina woman who paid a minimal fee for this same tour,

Wonderful countryside, quaint germanesque villages with plentiful sites for shopping for food items and gifts. Tour could have spent more time in La Cumbrecita as Las Ollas and the waterfall were a pretty good hike.

Very nice informational tour of the Jewish quarter and the Great Mosque Cathedral. Our guide Olivia was outstanding with her information and historical facts.

In summary fashion; the bus was an older Mercedes, it worked fine, AC was great, excellent driver and Anna did speak English but as always if your are fluent in the local,language that helps. However, she was always ready to provide answers to any questions. We would definitely undertake the outing again. It is difficult to round up folks spread all over the city so perhaps an early pickup would help. We were told 9:00 but were 2nd last to be picked up at 09:50. It makes for a long day but for,us it was worth the trip to get out into the countryside, the mountain/hilly areas.. and the sites were great. The stop at the dam and Lake Los Molinos was great and plenty of time provide to walk about y shops. The stop in La Cumbrecita was a highlight as if you have every been to Austria, Germany Area, you would think that is just where you had been transported to via “ Spock..2 to beam up”, however even better was to occur at the Villa General Belgrano, where you have indeed been placed In Austria someplace. Awesome. A Very Enjoyable Day and happy to have taken the excursion.

The tour really wasn't worth the long drive nor the money. This was made worse by Nativo providing the oldest crappiest bus I have ever been on for our tour on a day where the weather forecast was 34 degrees Celsius. So the bus had wires hanging out everywhere, the clutch sounded like it was about to go every gear change, the microphone didn't work and there was no air conditioning nor windows to open on the bus. We baked!!!!!!! The hotel pickups took about 1.5 hours and as I was on from the start I had already had enough by 1030 to be honest. Then we took the road south rattling along in the crappy HOT bus with the engine sounding like it was about to combust. We stopped needlessly for nearly an hour on route where there was only one working toilet for men and females to share. We didn't get to La Cumbrecita until nearly 1pm. Most of us had already had enough by this point as we were hot and fed up. The guide told us we had to go to the restaurant to get lunch and information regarding return times. Some of us refused to go to the restaurant as we had no intention of sitting for another hour plus after the long bus ride so demanded the return time. La Cumbrecita is okay but was it worth all that travelling and the cost of the tour. In my opinion NO! Even if we had had a decent bus it wouldn't have been. By 4pm when we met up to return to Cordoba most of us had really lost our sense of humour so imagine how fed up we were at another hour stop on route back in the baking heat on Christmas Eve when most places were closed. Utter utter madness. We didn't get back to our hotels until 7.30. JUST SO NOT WORTH THE MONEY OR TIME TO GET THERE! I do not recommend this tour. Personally, I think we should have a bit of a refund given the transport we were provided with and no air conditioning on such a hot day.

What I liked about this tour was that it didn’t start too earlier. Pick up was after 9am. We visited all the place in the description so won’t list them. Overall it was a great experience - our tour guide Fernando was excellent at what he did and really enjoyed his stories. Our driver Maria was excellent too.

This tour was really awesome, we had a really great experience learning new stuff about the Argentinian culture, Jesuits and Che personality. The guide was really kind and very well informed about the places we visited.

this city tour runs very well... good price, friendly and knowledge tour guides ... highly recommended !!!

I have complained about the lack of English on a tour before, but that was a high density tourist area. Our guide, Claudio, was great, although we were given a very brief version of the tour, he spoke in Spanish about 90% of the time, he was attentive and made sure we new where we were and what we were looking at. He saw our camera and knew we were interested in photography so showed us good places to take shots. This time we enjoyed the short version. The scenery is the main attraction here.

I want to learn more about society of the Jesuits, and one of its estencias is here. You will find that the priests who used to live here were highly educated and very intelligent. But if you want to visit Che museum, you will pay ArP$75 as a foreigner while the local pays only 15.

Very good and knowledgeable guide. Interessting about the jesuits and Che childhood home. They showed lots of new materials I never seen before. That was fun