Drivers in Buenos Aires speak Spanish, and many visitors manage a simple transfer without sharing a language, because the destination is agreed in advance and our message support is in English. If you would rather have a driver who speaks English, you can ask for one. It depends on availability on the date and is confirmed when you book.
When it matters
- Hourly or full-day service, where you discuss stops and timings as the day goes on.
- Business visitors whose driver follows a schedule of meetings.
- Older travellers or families who want to be able to explain a need on the spot.
- First-time visitors who feel more at ease being understood.
How to ask
- When booking, say that you would like an English-speaking driver.
- Tell us the kind of service and roughly how long it lasts.
- We reply whether one is available on that date.
- If so, it is written in your confirmation, together with the driver and vehicle details.
If no English-speaking driver is free
We tell you before you confirm, and the trip can still go ahead. You receive the meeting instructions in English, the driver already has the address, and you can message our team during the ride if anything changes.
What the driver does and does not do
The driver drives, waits and helps with the practical side of the trip. A driver is not a tour guide or an interpreter for meetings. For a day with a car at your disposal, see the driver by the hour and the tours with driver.
Frequently asked questions
Do all your drivers speak English?
No. It is a special request, subject to availability and confirmed when you book.
Can I get by without Spanish?
Yes. Our support by message is in English, and the trip instructions reach you in your language.
Do I need this for an airport pick-up?
Usually not. The driver waits in arrivals with a sign showing your name and already knows where you are going.