Argentina Travel Blog 

The heart of Argentina, Buenos Aires is a city that has been renowned for having the “best steaks in the world” and for the longest time, this flamboyant city was off radar for vegetarians due to the lack of vegetarian friendly options in the restaurants there. However now, the tides have turned. Now, Buenos Aires offers some of the trendiest vegetarian eateries. In fact, these vegetarian eateries are springing up faster than ever. Read more

If Bolivia is on your bucket list, you definitely have an adventurous soul. Bolivia is one of the two land locked countries in South America. It has the Andes and the Amazon and an isolated, otherworldly landscape that will take your breath away. And although it offers big cities, this might be the ideal attraction for many off-the beaten-path travelers. It’s a unique and exciting destination, combining adventure, culture, nature, and Read more

It may well have been the city of Buenos Aires that coined the Spanish verb brunchear (to brunch). When it comes to brunch, Buenos Aires means business. Check out a list of the 10 best brunch spots in Buenos Aires! Vení a Oui Oui | Courtesy of Oui Oui Oui Oui No Buenos Aires brunch list is ever going to be written without Oui Oui coming at the top of the list. Serving the original Palermo brunch, Oui Oui was so loved by Read more

Drinking high quality coffee has become a hit in Buenos Aires; the experience of tasting different kinds of beans and learning to sample and savor the beverage is growing on Porteños. Baristas are the ones to thank, being professionals anxious to deliver a high quality coffee. Because of their dedication and passion, the cafe culture in Buenos Aires will never be the same. They use specific tools and extreme precision for transforming Read more

Argentina is the eighth biggest country in the world and within its 2,780,400 square kilometers exists magnificent bio and geographical diversity. The National Parks Administration is the agency that preserves and manages these areas, a total of 33 protected spaces that occupy almost 4% of the total Argentinian territory. Visiting some of these natural wilderness areas is a must for any traveler looking for a special experience. Here are the Read more

When planning a trip to Bariloche you will indeed be looking forward to soaking up some of the greatest mountain vistas Argentina has to offer. Leave the city to explore the lakes and mountain trails of the Nahuel Huapi National Park set deep in the famous region of Bariloche. There is a generous assortment of things to do here including kayaking, hiking and camping. As the winter months approach, the hikers are slowly replaced by those Read more

Peru is a blessed country in terms of its biodiversity. This influences directly into its now worldly renowned cuisine which has placed Peru as a top foodie destination. There are several regional cuisines as there are several products that develop according to the country's ecosystems: in the sea, in the Coastal Valleys, in the Andes, in the highest altitudes and in the Amazon, and more. The Coast of Peru is home to a rich sea and Read more

By now, it's no secret that Patagonia is a fascinating region extending across Argentina and Chile. Its know for its sheer beauty and wide diversity in landscape, wildlife, and intrepid adventures. Animal lovers are particularly intrigued by the region due to the huge variety of flora and fauna that call Patagonia home. It’s especially exciting to see the several species of animals here that live almost exclusively in South Read more

Though purists may say nothing can replace a printed topographic map, the world’s leading smartphone apps are getting close. Technology is making it easier than ever to get lost in an adventure without getting lost in the wilderness, and there are plenty of ways to enjoy these benefits even when you’ve ventured to signal-free zones. Try one of these useful apps on your next remote mountain trek, camping trip, or deep-sea dive to stay 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

In-the-know travelers and locals alike know that Argentina's terrain is incredibly diverse. It’s home to glaciers, waterfalls, mountains, wetlands, deserts, salt flats, ocean, wine country and so much more! What's great about this is that that there is never a shortage of things to do herein Argentina - no matter time of year it is.  Although some people dream the winter - we actually look forward to it year-round. Why's that? Because Read more

Lima, the Capital of Peru is home to more than 11 million people. The capital’s local airport, Jorge Chavez, offers a 1-hour flight to Cusco making it an extremely accessible (and popular) destination for locals and tourists alike. Lima is located by the Pacific Coast and provides all kinds of facilities of major cities. You might want to spend at least a night there or connect directly to Cusco. If you decide to spend some time in Read more