Argentina Travel Blog 

Parades, parties and patriotism---three common words that come into our minds when we think of the Independence Day!  America and Argentine may share the same month to celebrate this big day but they do it in different styles. Let’s take a look at the three traditions that make their celebrations different: 1. Family Affair vs.  Communal Gatherings   Argentines are big on families. Independence Day for most of them means a Read more

Excited about your upcoming trip to Argentina and Chile? Need to pack your bags? We’re here to help!  [caption id="attachment_2571" align="aligncenter" width="700"] View Bariloche from Cerro Campanario while hiking the Circuito Chico trai[/caption] Bring a variety of clothes Because Argentina makes up a huge stretch of geography, you can face everything from snowstorms to tropical jungle and desert climates, depending on where Read more

Waterfalls are always a somewhat magical phenomenom and make every hike a little more special than just walking on a trail. However, when you have some of the largest waterfalls in the world placed in a tropical jungle climate, the phenomenon takes on a whole different level of incredible. That is what it is like to experience Iguazu Falls.  [caption id="attachment_2311" align="aligncenter" width="700"] A wideshot of the Iguazu Read more

Home to the world famous Iguazu Waterfalls, Misiones Province is located in the northernmost tip of Argentina, bordering Paraguay and Brazil. Redrock plateaus and thick jungle forests have left this region fairly undeveloped, save for the bustling tourist attraction at  Iguazu. Considered uniquely untouched by modern civilization, there is one vast culture that has lived in and protected the area for centuries. Meet the Guarani people, an Read more

When you are looking to escape the unbearable summer heat, a trip to visit Argentina in the winter may just be 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 ice glaciers in the Read more

If you are planning your next memorable vacation, then Chile can be the perfect country to go to. It has a terrific climate to experience and some of the most amazing places to visit like deserts and national parks. And if you are planning for a vacation with your family and friends then the national parks can be absolutely lot of fun and a must visit! Wondering which one to go to first? Well, here’s a list of the five best national Read more

Are you planning to go to Chile this winter? Great! Are you looking for fun things that you can do there to make the most of your vacation? Obviously everyone wants to make their vacation fun and memorable. And you want nothing less than that, too. So, here’s a list that you can follow to spend quality time in winter in Chile. [caption id="attachment_6148" align="alignnone" width="1000"] If you're feeling adventurous, try your hand at Read more

Argentina is popularly known for providing one of the best fly fishing destinations in the world. And there is no doubt about it as the beautiful lakes and rivers of Argentina offer the best fishing experience. Fishing enthusiasts keep coming back to enjoy this one-of-its-kind sport. Below we bring to you, some of the best places where you can also enjoy fly fishing in Argentina. 1.     Kau Tapen Lodge Kau Tapen literally means the Read more

When the kids are out of school, it is the perfect time for your family to reconnect and discover an incredible part of the world during your annual family vacation. Instead of road tripping or heading to the beach, consider heading to South America for the adventure of a lifetime. There are so many things to see in do in this region of the world that we couldn’t help, but write about a few of our favorites: [caption Read more

Many times winter in Buenos Aires is overlooked as a less than opportune time to visit the city. Temperatures drop, there are less people and action on the street, and restaurants’ rooftop terrazas close (oh no!). However don’t despair, because winter in Buenos Aires has plenty of exciting activities to keep you busy in the colder months of June, July, and August. The city is calmer and more relaxed, which makes sightseeing even easier. Read more

Traveling as a family can be both fun and rewarding, but it can also be a huge challenge. From worrying about different activities you need to plan to all the logistics to ensure a seamless trip, being a parent is hard. Luckily, we have one of the best trip ideas for when you're seeing the world with a toddler in tow: a visit to an Argentine Estancia! We pulled together a list of what you can do at your next estancia visit with a Read more

Iguazu is one of the wonders of the world, and for good reason, this national park that is shared by Brazil and Argentina boasts some of the most powerful waterfalls in the world. In fact, the water from these falls helps generate energy for Argentina, Brazil and neighboring Paraguay. With a feat of nature so incredible, be sure to take advantage of our top photo tips. Take pictures of the fall strategically When you have a longer Read more