Club de Regatas Hispano Argentino is a historic rowing and water sports club situated on Paseo Victorica along the banks of the Río Luján in Tigre, Buenos Aires.

Founded on April 10, 1913, by a group of Spanish and Argentine citizens led by Nicanor García, the club was conceived as an open-door institution welcoming members regardless of background.

Its current clubhouse was inaugurated on January 25, 1914, and the club has occupied that riverside site ever since. Adjacent to the club is a public boat ramp providing access to the Río Luján.

Containment rails have been installed at the ramp to improve safety for vessel mooring and launching on this heavily trafficked waterway.

The club itself hosts rowing regattas, including a long-running 17-kilometer travesía course that winds through the delta, and offers water sports such as rowing, kayaking, and sailing.