Destination: Argentina
There are [1277] stories and [20131] photos from Argentina
Most Recent | Most Viewed | Most Commented | Most Interesting | Random
Latest stories from Argentina
Mon, 4 Apr 2011 | By matt_tani | Photo Gallery
Lucky to spend 4 days on a local chacra (farm) here owned by our hostal owner. We helped out a bit with bits and pieces of work in between eating, drinking, horse riding, teasing Pancho the pig and a few spots of fishing.
See all 37 photos >>
Mon, 4 Apr 2011 | By matt_tani | Photo Gallery
A pretty little town set alongside a Parque Nacional de los Glaciers. Massive, snow capped, jagged, granite monoliths set above pristine lakes and glaciers are major drawcards here for climbers and trekkers alike.
See all 24 photos >>
Mon, 4 Apr 2011 | By matt_tani | Photo Gallery
Main draw card here was the dynamic Glacier Perito Moreno which is constantly growing and shearing. We hired a Fiat Uno for the day to go check out all the fuss along with 3 Spainiards.
See all 18 photos >>
Mon, 4 Apr 2011 | By matt_tani | Photo Gallery
Southern most city in the world accessible by road and where the cruise to Antarctica shoot from. Contemplated signing on for a cruise on a last minute deal, but thought we'd leave it for next time as 13 days on a boat watching ice and water seemed a ...
Read more >See all 34 photos >>
Sat, 2 Apr 2011 | By kashton_jdennis | Views [201]
April 2 - 4 This morning we got up at 6am to take a flight to El Calafate, which if you look at our route map is right in the south of Argentina. Now after a week long party in BA we were both broken and very, very tired. After a flight of 3 hours ... Read more >
Tue, 29 Mar 2011 | By caitiegoddard | Views [1883]
Day 2 in Iguazu and I’m finally going to see the falls!
Rated in ANY guidebook as one of the top 10 waterfalls in the world and formerly
in the running for the newly elected “modern 7 Wonders of the World,” Iguazu
does not disappoint. In my opinion, ... Read more >
Tags: argentina, iguazu falls, travel
Sat, 26 Mar 2011 | By kashton_jdennis | Views [207]
March 26 - April 2 After a long bus journey of 24 hours we arrived in Buenos Aires. This is what Ashton has been looking forward to for a very long time, for me it looked cool but I had no idea what to expect. Even though we were shattered from the ... Read more >
Fri, 25 Mar 2011 | By kashton_jdennis | Views [197]
March 25 - 26 March 25 was a special day as it was Kate Ashton's 27th birthday. After her initial sadness about saying goodbye to 26 (a good year all round) and being that one step closer to 30 we packed up, waved goodbye to Brazil and crossed the ... Read more >
Tue, 22 Mar 2011 | By caitiegoddard | Views [1491] | Video
Brazil rejected me. No nice words, no attempt to make it
work, just a solid rejection. Arriving in Iguazu during the holiday weekend
means if you don’t plan beforehand and you are American, Canadian, Australian
or Japanese, you are not ... Read more >
Tags: argentina, iguazu falls, travel
Mon, 21 Mar 2011 | By caitiegoddard | Views [1153] | Video
Leaving Buenos Aires was tough; the city is massive and I
could have easily spent another 2 weeks exploring it and trying to get to
everything I wanted. I had heard about Iguazu Falls from my roommates who went
and highly recommended it so when I ... Read more >
Tags: argentina, bus trip, embarrassing, iguazu falls
Tue, 1 Mar 2011 | By megan_skinner | Views [518] | Comments [1]
I have just returned to Bariloche from the town of El Bolsòn where I was for two nights. El Bolsòn is about 2.5 hours south of Bariloche and kind of on the boundary between northern Patagonia and the Lakes District. It is known for its Feria Artesanal ... Read more >
Tue, 1 Mar 2011 | By OffTheBeatenPath | Views [5355]
I shoulder my bags and step off the bus into a blaze. The
mid-afternoon sun limns my body in sweat as I scan the sky for the Teleférico.
The cable cars bob up to Cerro San Bernardo, hanging from the line like crab
apples. It is the first step in ... Read more >
Tags: argentina, beauty, cafayate, cafes, couchsurfing, entertainment, farms, salta, south america, transport
Mon, 28 Feb 2011 | By caitiegoddard | Views [1233] | Video
Sundays in Buenos Aires paint a stark contrast of activities, or lack thereof: while stores open late or not at all and unlike the rest of the week, the streets are quiet and empty, the markets of the city are packed to capacity. It's like the entire ... Read more >
Tags: buenos aires, san telmo market, shopping
Sun, 27 Feb 2011 | By caitiegoddard | Views [1299] | Video
Friday! Although not nearly as exciting to state as it usually is (I love Spanish classes, even though by the video, I have lots to work on!) it was still nice to know I had the whole weekend to do whatever I wanted. With no tango class on Fridays, ... Read more >
Tags: buenos aires, cafe tortoni, caitie goddard, cementario de recoleta, travel
Sun, 27 Feb 2011 | By caitiegoddard | Views [964]
After an amazing day at the cemetery (that sounds so strange but my last post hopefully shows WHY it was so amazing!) I decided to visit the Centro Cultural Recoleta, an exhibition and cultural events center which also houses sculptures, paintings ... Read more >
Tags: argentina, art, buenos aires, centro cultural recoleta
More stories from Argentina
< Previous 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 Next >