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mariabob says:
Bahía Bustamante is a seaside village entirely surrounded by nature. It is located on the northern arch of San Jorge Gulf, an area characterized by its relevant biological biodiversity. There are few places in the world that house such an amount and diversity of seabirds and marine mammals.
Being…
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kieroviajar says:
For the first time I travelled to an unknown South American country without going to a known hotel! A friend of mine recommended me this agency which rents furnished apartments for tourists and I decided to try it!
From the first beginning it was an amazing experience as the website is very friendl…
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jeffbort says:
Today i'm making a review about the hostel i'm staying in right now: Stop Hostel.
I was hired to play the saxophone in an event here in Iguazú. At first I thought that the people that hired me would give me accomodation in a hotel, but at the last moment they had some problem with the reservatio…
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fer0x says:
I start with stating that i've only seen the Argentina side of the waterfalls, but they were absolutely gorgeous! I was there on the first of December(2008), and there were no cueues at all and Puerto Iguazu was nice and quiet as well. Things change when you get there in high-season though, so it's …
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dustinwalsh says:
Well I am kind of biased in this, but I still think it is a must do when in B.A. With The Buenos Aires Pub Crawl you cover a lot of ground, meet a very international crowd, get free food and alcohol for an entire hour, free shots at every bar, amazing drink discounts, club entrance....your entire n…
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bsasexpert says:
Tigre is an ecological reserve just under an hour away from Buenos Aires, and makes for a very peaceful, relaxing break from the bustling capital. The train is an excellent way to get there; it is very cheap and takes a scenic route through the northern suburbs before arriving at Tigre train station…
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dexter121uk says:
well i say fit for kings and queens,, as everything was great no troubles, and a very clean place..
soo many friendly people. i wish i had stayed the whole three weeks i was in cordoba, in a hostel!.. i actually stayed in a hotel, as that was nearly just as cheap... but hostels are sooo much bett…
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edithsutter says:
Our stay at this lodge was the most relaxing and pleasant part of our Argentina trip. We spent 4 days there and never actually expected to see so many wild animals as they announce on their website - but I can assure: There are even more and to some of them we got as close as 2 meters. We booked an …
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nahuelmr says:
International Inn La Plata provided a quintessential living experience to a wonderful time in Argentina. The gorgeous two level house is nestled just a few blocks from the city center of La Plata creating the perfect set up to enjoy both the vibrant nightlife of La Plata and the peaceful neighborhoo…
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emilyvincent says:
A little touristy, but if you are a tourist it is a great place to go. You will definitely want to eat outdoors so you can see the boats on the harbor. It is located in the Puerto Madero area. We both had the tenderloin and words can't describe how good it was. Argentina red meat definitely lived…
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jeffbort says:
Last week i visited Argentina for the first time, and i'm sure i'll return sometime. It's absolutely fantastic.
I wanted to tell you about the hostel were i stayed in. At the beggining i was kind of doubtful, because the hostel had recently opened and i wasnt sure how it was going to be like. My …
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seek2give says:
I just got back from Buenos Aires and I simply wanted to share the wonderful experience I had by visitng the "Paris of the South".- Everything nice you hear about this unique city is true and my experience couldn´t have been nearly this wonderful If had not contacted the 2Portenios and join their a…
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toshofbarra says:
Ok, so Brazil is more famous for football than Argentina, but having experienced both Argentinian football is a MUST. But there are a few things you should know - just so you go with your eyes open! I was there a few years ago and took in 4 games and it was one of the highlights of my trip.
So f…
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RainyDayToast says:
We were blown away with the service here! This is the best service we have ever recieved. The hostel is owned and run by 3 locals. We turned up at about 8pm and were whisked straight into a fantastic Argentinian BBQ (all for $20 pesos, all you can eat!), with meat, salads and wine! Gorgeous! They we…
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griffis82 says:
First time here, was a great time, nice price good room. Quiet with tbe central nearby and possible places to go to during the night. The bathrooms were very clean and accessible with. This place has been around for 70 years, basically a museum.
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aliciamay1704 says:
For 6 months I had the amazing opportunity to work and live in Buenos Aires. I gained valuable work experience as well as was able to practice my spanish! I lived in the west of Grand Buenos Aires in a pretty surburb called Ramos Mejia. The great thing about Ramos Mejia was that there weren’t many…
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babtakie says:
Well, you've had lots of Packing lists already so I´ll go to the "dangers" Point:
Brazil: Beautiful but probably the place where you need to be more careful. Basically the streets at night are quite dangerous, specially if you're alone or with a small group. Most taxis are reliable, so I'd advis…
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mariemak says:
The two main football teams of Buenos Aires are Boca Jrs and Rio Plata. Each team has their own stadium and, even moreso, their own culture. The Boca Jrs. stadium is old but charming, small and filled with energy while the Rio Plata stadium is new and grand and can serve as a performance space for …
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Ellis_James says:
ACONCAGUA Jan 27th -Feb 17th 2001
At 22,841 ft (6,964 metres) above sea level, Aconcagua is the highest mountain in the Western Hemisphere, in fact there is no summit higher in the whole world except for those in the Himalayas. As one of the continental seven summits, it is a world renowned…
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Lanafromhawaii says:
Alright so here it goes. My family and I spent about a month cruising around Patagonia in search of curing our winter withdraws and riding some epic snow. Unfortunately, we basically were met with major disappointment. Our main stop was the mountain/lake town of San Carlos de Bariloche. The town was…
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