Argentina Travel Blogs - Page 9

Argentina is such a gorgeous country. The sights are unbelievable! I had the pleasure of spending time in Buenos Aires, Patagonia Sur, and Iguazu. I would love to go back & see the beautiful people whom I met there and also see some other parts of the country.

We arrived in Ushuaia early afternoon an had the next day free before we boarded the MS Explorer headed for Antartica. So me and two fellow travelers decided that we go the next day for a hike in Tierra del fuego. The next day we got a cab into ten national park and got dropt of at the …

Patagonia Nahuel Huapi National Park Teleferico to Cerro Catedral Llao-Llao resort Tour boat on Lago Nahuel Huapi  

Couple of days in Buenos Aires and the Inca Trail +++Under construction+++

I´m spending around 1 year in South America, I had an amazing time. Enjoy my pictures, I'd do it again.

23 NovemberTerug naar Buenos AiresVandaag vliegen we van Brazilië naar Argentinië zodat we een inlandse vlucht van Puerto Iguacu naar Buenos Aires hebben. José bewijst ons weer een grote dienst aan de grensposten. Het verloopt weer glad en zonder problemen. We rijden naar een moderne luchthaven …

Pics from Iguazu Falls

Some of my favorite photos from my week in this beautiful city.

I presume it didn't matter as there was so much Italian & Spanish influence in Argentina. I didn't know what to expect but for sure not another Spain! The moment I stepped out of the airport it hit me.....as we drove along the streets it hit me...I was in Spain! My expectation (obviously I did…

Walking out of the airport was a pleasure. 18 degrees at 10am and 75 percent humidity. Off with the jerseys and jackets which we had been wearing to ward off London’s spring weather. Second surprise. Sunshine. Yay.   First impressions of Buenos Aires when coming from the airport is that it…

The weather switch was pressed again last night, so now it´s back to hot and sunny which is just fine with me. After a couple of hours of sunbathing and waiting for John to arrive (he´s back after a diversion to southern Brazil), we went back to the falls today to see it at a more leisurely…

Arriving after a long day and night on the bus, the road from Osorno to San Carlos de Bariloche was where my excitement truly began to peak.  I was headed there to live and take spanish lessons for the next five and a half weeks.  Having never taken a spanish lesson, I was unsure of how t…

The bus to Mendoza wins the prize so far for the most scenic route, it was incredible. Obviously I have been backwards and forwards across the Andes many times, but this was the best. The road zig zagged to the top of the snow capped mountains and then the bus drove into the covered over border pos…

Buenos has proved to be a very lively city, with lots to do and see.  It is very safe, and very beautiful.  The streets are very busy, filled with people at all times of the day and night.  You do need to watch out for dog poop though on the streets.  The Argentines love their d…

Waking up out of the dolerums i have just fallen out of a mysterious bed, stumbled down some stairs into an open room to find some irishmen playing cards, europeans drinking like its new years eve and my saviour a computer screen in the corner of the room. Look at the clock it is 2am in the morning!!! Where are you brendan then uruguay pops up on the screen... Ahh that bright idea to catch a boat after 4hours of fitful sleep in 2 days from Buenos Aires to Uruguay 15hrs earlier SMART!