Tour Overview
This 6-hour excursion combines a scenic 1.5-hour catamaran navigation through the intricate waterways of the Tigre Delta with a powerful historic journey. We will delve into a pivotal chapter of modern history: the 1960 capture of Adolf Eichmann by Israeli intelligence (Mossad) on Garibaldi Street in San Fernando. As the chief architect of the Final Solution, Eichmann fled post-WWII Europe to hide in Argentina. Visiting the site of his former residence offers a profound moment of reflection, honoring memory and ensuring the atrocities of the past are never forgotten. Our itinerary also features a visit to the nearby Club Náutico Hacoaj, founded in 1935 as a Jewish rowing club in response to social exclusion. Today, it stands as a world-class training ground for Olympic and Maccabiah athletes, embodying the strength and resilience of the local community. Join us for an emotionally resonant journey that seamlessly weaves the natural beauty of the Delta with lessons of historical memory.

Itinerary:
Located 17 miles from Buenos Aires, this tour takes you to the famous Tigre Delta while tracing a piece of 20th-century history. The journey begins with a drive past the Olivos Presidential Residence, the official home of Argentina’s presidents, followed by a visit to the historic neighborhood of San Isidro. There, you will wander through charming cobblestone streets and admire its century-old cathedral. Upon arriving in Tigre, an elegant residential suburb, you will discover its unique delta ecosystem, whose islands began forming over 7,000 years ago. You will embark on a scenic catamaran ride through the delta’s winding waterways and islands. Following the boat tour, the itinerary passes by the Hacoaj Club before heading to Garibaldi Street to view the historic site where Adolf Eichmann’s house once stood. Afterwards, you will have a break for lunch or coffee before heading back to your hotel.