Argentina Travel Blogs - Page 2
Browse travel blogs from Argentina below. Argentina travel blogs, travel journals, and travelogues are written by fellow travelers and provide an invaluable firsthand perspective in helping to plan your travels to Argentina.
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#16 of 578 Argentina travel blogs
Dec 03, 2008 – Jan 01, 2009
One of the best flights ever. Air Canada impressed me big time: excellent service, new plane, lots of space for my legs and we've made it in 11 hours instead of 11.30...I have to admit it was an easy flight plus getting in the plane in winter and off the plane in hot summer- just too perfect :)I to…
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#17 of 578 Argentina travel blogs
Apr 15, 2007 – Sep 22, 2007
So today my Aussie friends and I took the 173 bus out to the wine country outside of Mendoza to go and tour the local wineries. Apparently about 70% of all Argentinian wine is made in this area of the country. When we got out there we rented a couple bikes from Mrs. Coca, a nice old lad…
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#18 of 578 Argentina travel blogs
May 26, 2009 – Nov 28, 2009
I couldn't fly direct from Salta to El Calafate and had to go via Buenos Aires (flight total £192 with LAN Argentina), which meant a stop over as my connecting flight wasn't until the following morning. I had been in contact with Jason who I met in Huaraz, Peru and he had just set himself up…
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#19 of 578 Argentina travel blogs
Mar 13, 2007 – Mar 26, 2007
My hostel offered a package deal to the futbol game! I, of course, thought it was a deal, until discovering that tickets cost 15 pesos! I willingly paid 120 pesos to go with the group, which included transportation and a great chorizo snack as well as avid Argentinian futbol fanatic guides:) PRICEL…
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#20 of 578 Argentina travel blogs
Mar 30, 2008 – Apr 26, 2008
Madrid, Spain -› Buenos Aires, Argentina -› …
18. 4. I left Sucre behind and took bus to Tarija, Tarija is city near to border with Argentina, here I wanted take direct bus to Buenos Aires, but here was only one company which offer connection to Buenos Aires and price was high, so I decided go to Villazon, there cross border to La Qu…
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#21 of 578 Argentina travel blogs
May 02, 2006 – Sep 30, 2006
Group: Derek, Divya, Vicky In 1983, Argentina returned to a democracy after eight years of a military dictatorship. The free and fair elections that took place at the end of Raul Ricardo Alfonsin’s presidency, in 1989, to the outset of Carlos Menem’s presidency marked the begi…
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#22 of 578 Argentina travel blogs
Aug 17, 2006 – Aug 24, 2006
So, I had the deep desire to travel to Iguazu
Falls, but none of my friends in Buenos Aires could join
me. Being the adventurous spirit that I am, I decided it was time to
finally take my 1st solo trip. I bought a plane ticket and booked a hotel
in Puerto Iguazu for 3 days.
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#23 of 578 Argentina travel blogs
Sep 13, 2007 – Dec 03, 2007
It was the best of times, it was the worst of times...
Perito Merino Glacier is truly one of the fascinating sites of Patagonia. One of the few "stable" glaciers on the planet, Perito Merino Glacier dwarfs even those that I had seen earlier on this journey. And to experience walking on…
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#24 of 578 Argentina travel blogs
Jul 03, 2009 – Sep 08, 2009
I know it has been weeks since I have posted anything on here... But I will try to catch everyone up on my life in BsAs.My weeks have quickly filled up as I am now fully employed. When I say "fully" I mean I teach about 20 hours a week, which doesn't sound like much, but trust me-- it adds up quic…
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#25 of 578 Argentina travel blogs
Jan 30, 2006 – Jun 03, 2006
I got out of bed today at 3:00 in the afternoon. Never in my life have I done such a thing.
It`s official. I`ve blended into my surroundings. I`ve been hanging with my Argentine friends a good bit lately. The entire time I speak castellano. I think my level has advanced double in the past tw…
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#26 of 578 Argentina travel blogs
Apr 18, 2009 – Nov 22, 2009
Vina del Mar, Chile -› Valparaiso, Chile -› …
I stayed in Ushuaia for four days which is more than enough time there to see the main highlights. The four most recommended activities are..
1. Taking a boat ride on the Beagle Channel
2. Visiting the Terra Del Fuego national park
3. Seeing the glacier above the town
4. Scuba diving in the Bea…
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#27 of 578 Argentina travel blogs
Aug 26, 2008 – Oct 29, 2008
my trip to Brasil
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#28 of 578 Argentina travel blogs
Jul 13, 2007 – Nov 26, 2007
Every Sunday in San Telmo, one of the very oldest barrios in Buenos Aires and close to downtown, there's a huge street fair on Calle Defensa that runs from Avenida Belgrano all the way to Plaza Dorrego. It's famous for the antiques sold there, but there's also a huge number of amazing street music…
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#29 of 578 Argentina travel blogs
Mar 05, 2009 – Mar 14, 2009
Argentina -› Buenos Aires, Argentina -› …
When in March, I arrived in Buenos Aires - the city with blue sky and fresh air. The weather was hot during daytimes. My hotel is just around the corner of the Avenue 9 de Julio and Florida street, so I planed to check out Florida street first.
I walked at the famous Florida street, tried…
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#30 of 578 Argentina travel blogs
Feb 18, 2009 – Apr 15, 2009
Today i will make my way to see the Iguazu falls from the Argentinian and Brazilian border. This would involve my first long distance bus journey, 6 hours to Sau paulo and then 14 hours to Iguazu. The buses here are amazing, like 1st class on a plane , big seats that fully recline into beds, f…
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