Argentina Travel Blogs - Page 10

when i arrived back in buenos aires in Feb of 2007, it was like returning home. it was an unexpected trip, decided literally the day before i departed. i was in rio de janeiro with friends, and while i enjoyed the city, the safety issues was becoming a big problem and i just couldnt relax. my frien…

We woke up early in the morning on Tuesday to get to the Argentine park for a full day of waterfall exploration. The second we arived to the park, we realized that we were not in Brazil anymore. The Argentine park is set up more like a national park and less like a Disney attraction. It was quite o…

One of the classic Goodies sketches from their superb show mimiced the hit song from the musical Evita setting it in a supermarket check out with the two till girls called marge and Tina. So here I am in Argentina pronounced Are-chen-tina. Bariloche is fabulous, it has an excellent setting comparab…

Efter adskillige timer i bus og utallige stempler i mit pas naaede jeg endelig frem til Calefate i Argentina. Naeste dag viste det sig at byen udelukkende bestaar af butikker med trekking udstyr og rejse agenter som forsoeger at saelge dig den dyrest mulige tur til GLETSJEREN! Og ja, jeg maatte jo …

Well, maybe not a Southern Belle most Americans (excuse me, Estados Unidensos) might think of, but certainly worth a look. Iguazú Falls is a popular destination for people traveling Argentina, Brazil, and Paraguay. The site of the Falls is situated right along the boarder between Brazil and Argent…

Most lovely city of Argentina, small but very friendly environment :)) And in winter it was beautiful =)

sind nach kurzer nacht in zuerich (2h) und langem flug (08:45 - 24:00) gut in buenos aires angekommen. pascales backpack folgt 24h verspaetet... offenbar hat ers in madrid nicht auf den anschlussflieger geschafft... buenos aires ist sehr europaeisch und deshalb ideal als eingewoehnung fuer die spa…

Architects from Spain, cobblestones from various European cities, monuments from England, baroque mansions, gauchos from the pampas, Indians from the Andes, all have contributed to the beauty and allure of this unique destination.

Experience Argentina from The North/South and East/West.... The hot weather and the cold weather. From Water falls, to Glaciers, to Penguins....Amazing journey all in 2 weeks....

I got into Argentina very late two nights ago. Thought I was going to pass through Villazon in Bolivia and stay there for a day or so, but while at the terminal, I was told that another border crossing was quicker and closer. I got the bus to Bormejo, which was about 4 hours from Tarija. Well, it w…

What is the best country in South America? Perhaps, all of us have their own opinion concerning this subject. Someone adores carnivals in Brazil, others prefer spicy food in Chile, there are also people who don't care much about all this stuff and just try to see the best places all over the world.…

Met een nachtbus komen we ´s ochtends aan in Buenos Aires, het start- en eindpunt van mijn reis met Barry en daardoor een confrontatie met het feit dat ik straks echt alleen "moet" reizen, net zo zeer als dit voor Barry het einde van zijn vakantie betekent. Omdat we hier eigenlijk wel alle s…

Finally a funny story that just shouldnt of happened in a place like mendoza. Picture this, we are in a city that has been built in a desert valley surrounded by the andes mountain range. The city has been converted into a thriving wine region and until 1896 there was no real greenery anywhere othe…

The only way is down! After the high of Antartica, there was only one way to go, and that was down.  We finished the trip in the town of Ushuaia, which apart from being the departing point for trips to the Antartic, there really is no reason to keep you there.  So as you can imagine, bei…

Some photos from Buenos Aires. One of my favorite cities. Played with the colour in photoshop. just bumped up the contrast lots