Argentina Travel Blog 

Not all those who wander are lost and not all travels are far from home...We discover a new way to explore Argentina. Dive into our landscapes, culture and music through books, movies, songs and without putting a foot outside. Argentina Through its Music Argentinians love music! Known worldwide musicians have been born in these southern lands that keep on giving. Travel from the Northern region of Salta to Buenos Aires, the capital of Read more

A surface area of near 2.8 million square kilometers allows Argentina to be a more than an appealing destination for ANY kind of traveler, as it’s almost impossible for someone not to find a place to do something that they love or experience a new adventure. It goes without saying that the country’s great variety of wildlife, landscapes and weather make it the perfect spot for outdoor activities and sports. Among them there is one that Read more

With its 2.78 million km2 home to some of the most diverse climate and geography in the world, Argentina is one giant wonderland. Planning a trip can be intimidating – there’s just so much to see! While visiting Buenos Aires is a must, you need to experience some of the countries exceptional landscapes and indigenous culture, too. Don’t have the energy or time for Patagonia? How about heading up north to Salta & Jujuy? Here are five Read more

When planning a trip to Torres Del Paine, Patagonia you will be undoubtedly in much anticipation for your visit to the 5th most beautiful place in the world (as voted by the National Geographic). Needless to say the views are staggering and the hikes are extremely commendable, both for their beauty and challenge. Torres del Paine National Park, in Chilean South Patagonia, encompasses a wild make-up of mountains, glaciers, lakes and Read more

In our opinion, El Chalten is one of the most stunning attractions in South America, so we don't blame you if it's been toward the top of your bucket list! If you've been planning a trip, you have most likely already researched a bit about this popular trekking and sightseeing destination. Each year, El Chalten attracts visitors from all over the world for it's incredible glaciers, sparking lakes, rushing rivers and lush forests. But despite Read more

The art and passion of tango lives in the spirit of Argentina, and some say that a trip to Buenos Aires wouldn’t be complete without some type of tango interaction. Even if you don’t know how to tango (or dance in general), there are still places where you can relax, take a class and join if you like. We’re giving you our favorite milongas in Buenos Aires, unknown and known. [caption id="attachment_5920" align="aligncenter" width="620"] Read more

Besides the most famous and overvisited destinations in Argentina that are well-known by every tourist who sets foot in the country, there are plenty of less-frequented corners in plain sights throughout the whole nation, just waiting to be added to your touristic bucket list. These "off the beaten path" destinations may lack 5 star hotels and fancy restaurants, but in their place offer visitors the opportunity to uncover authentic natural Read more

If you are planning to travel to Argentina and are a big fan of birds, then Ibera Wetlands tours should be at the top of your to-do list. The Ibera Wetlands are a swampy haven for bird watching from every angle. These marshlands offer one of the best spots for a nature-lover's Argentina vacations. With an overwhelming variety of species, including more than 300 species of birds, Ibera is one of the best destinations for people looking to Read more

There always seems to be a big difference between tourists who simply visit a new country and those who travel like a local. While there is nothing wrong with visiting a new place and playing tourist, there is something more profound and rewarding about getting to know a new culture from the inside out. When you travel like a local, you get to know people, places, customs  and culture from a whole new perspective. You are not Read more

Torres del Paine is considered by many to be South America’s finest national park. It is located in the Extreme South region of Patagonian Chile and sits at the southern tiers of the Andes Mountains. Originally part of a large sheep estancia, it was recreated as a national park in 1959 and has been part of UNESCO’s Biosphere Reserve system since the late 1970s. The “Torres del Paine” name refers to the three distinctive granite peaks Read more

The largest glaciers in the Southern Hemisphere outside of Antarctica can be found nowhere else than Patagonia. Just seeing the glaciers is a great reason to visit Patagonia. Glacier hikes in Patagonia are a truly thrilling and humbling experience, which you cannot mis out on when you're visiting the area. The incredible 3-mile wide Perito Moreno glacier in Argentina’s Los Glaciares National Park cannot be captured adequately in a picture. Read more

Are you ready to ditch planes for unique boats that sail through the pristine waters of Patagonia & Antarctica? Do you feel like discovering the amazing variety of flora and fauna that cover the mountains, glaciers, deserts and grasslands of the iconic southern region of Chile and Argentina? What if you could literally reach the end of the world on a unique and exclusive tour? Learn more about the best Patagonia cruises and Read more