Argentina Travel Blog 

Salta’s wine gem, the Torrontés grape variety, is a very big deal for many wine lovers. Torrontés are produced in Salta, San Juan, and La Rioja. However, in Cafayate city, part of the Salta province, has built a strong reputation for the high quality of its Torrontés wines. The region enjoys a particular microclimate due to its high altitude and scarce rainfall, offering exceptional conditions for the development of grapevines. Torrontés Read more

The mountainous sights of Patagonia and the architectural wonders of Cuzco might satisfy your need for adventure, but for the ultimate trip, you need to make is a visit to Santiago de Chile. This city is a foodie’s paradise. We have compiled a list of cuisines you must try while in Santiago: Empanada de Pino To go to Chile and not eat an empanada seems like some kind of cultural crime. This delicious traditional food is pure Read more

"Zero waste" is a major lifestyle trend of the 21st century, and the shift can't come soon enough. This is a movement with the goal of producing the least amount of waste possible in all walks of life, whether that be at home or on the go. If you are looking to respect the environment during your travels, here are five different ways to become an eco-friendly traveler, and reduce your carbon footprint. Planning and Read more

Are you looking to travel this summer and haven’t made any concrete plans yet? We have some South American destinations that are good last-minute destinations for summer vacation. Argentina, for instance, is a great place to go for a last-minute travel plan. The highlights of a trip to Argentina include four places you should definitely visit. Iguazu Lying on the border between Argentina and Brazil, Iguazu Falls was declared a Read more

'With a total area of 1,730,146 miles², Argentina is one of the world’s largest countries. It has also been declared by the WWF one of the countries with the greatest wealth and natural biodiversity in the world. Due to its latitudinal extension and wide diversity of geography, Argentina has a great variety of climates – it extends to a tropical climate in the far North and subpolar in the far South (including polar climate if we consider Read more

Chances are, if you have visited Argentina, you've tasted the dish known as Locro. But what exactly is it? Well, it's a hot and hearty white corn based soup that Argentines celebrate as a national dish. It's delicious and perfect for cold weather as the temperatures start to drop. The soup is also unique because it carries on the legacy of ancient Incan dining concepts, which is interesting considering the fact that much of Argentine cuisine Read more

When you are looking to escape the unbearable summer heat, a trip to visit Argentina in the winter may be just what you need!  Since Argentina is located in the Southern Hemisphere, its seasons are opposite of those countries located in the Northern Hemisphere.  Winter months of June, July, and August are a great time to travel to Argentina. Argentina in the winter has varying climates, from mild temperatures in the north to frigid lows in the Read more

Estancias in Argentina are known to be the most traditional places to experience nature, wildlife and gaucho experiences. However, not all offer the same amenities nor activities. The modern realities of continuous urbanization and social isolation due to ever-present technology create the need to lay back, unplug, and get in touch with nature. A visit to one of Argentina’s tranquil estancias provides you with the chance to rediscover these Read more

“Estancias” are essentially cattle ranches in Latin America or the southern region of the US. Argentina's estancias are closely linked to the history and essence of its culture. They range from extremely simple — a family home with rooms for a few guests — to fancier, purpose-built country-house structures.  Although there are many estancias in Argentina worth visiting, such as Estancia El Colibri and Estancia Los Read more

Peru, the land of the legendary Incas, has quite a mythical feel to it. Peruvian culture is a complex mixture of native and Hispanic traditions, which means that there plenty of things to do and learn if you are there to explore. Besides offering delicious and diverse food, Peru also has some unique Peruvian drinks that you absolutely must try if you visit the area. Peru is a multicultural city and its festivals, such as the Feast of Read more

Looking for things to do in Peru? Trying to find off the beaten track destinations? Huacachina is nestled in an oasis in the desert. This small town is located west of the city of Ica, located in southwestern Peru. In the center of town is the Huacachina lagoon, surrounded by palm trees and green waters that are believed to have therapeutic properties. The shore of the lagoon is full of bars and nightclubs Huacachina is comprised of two Read more

What is an Eclipse? If you've been searching for a reason to travel to Argentina, we've got one that's out of this world! On your list of things to do in Argentina, viewing the 2019 total solar eclipse should occupy the #1 spot. This natural spectacle is sure to be visually stunning regardless of your understanding, but is even more incredible when you can comprehend the science behind its unusual occurrence. An eclipse is an Read more