Argentina is chock-full of amazing places, views, culinary adventures, and more. It seems that for every long holiday we have down here, I’m eagerly packing my bags to explore another nook of the country I’ve never been to. Whether it be the big destinations such as the snow-capped mountains in Bariloche (Patagonia), the crashing sound of waterfalls in Misiones (Iguazu Waterfalls), or the mountain range colored in red in Salta, there is an Read more

Although it is mainly known for being the cradle of Malbec grape, the most iconic wine of Argentina, the western province of Mendoza can also be “tasted” through its mountains and rivers. Forget about buildings, concrete paths, chaos and noise and get lost in the breathtaking landscapes of the Andes. Just remember to study the routes you want to take well, ask locals about any doubts or even hire a guide: the unspoiled sceneries of the Read more

When to Travel to Argentina? This is an important question to consider, especially knowing that Argentina is a massive country that covers much of the South American continent. In fact, not only is it one of the most diverse landscapes but it is also the 2nd largest country in South America. As such, the weather in Argentina varies greatly according to where in the country you are and when you travel to Argentina. There are Read more

Happily, you do not! There are no required vaccines to enter the country. This means that there are not enough cases of any disease to classify it as a risk for travelers. However, if you want to be over cautious, we have a few suggestions. Keep in mind that vaccination in Argentina is mandatory for all citizens, especially for kids. There is a long list of vaccines kids should take, therefore, most Argentine adults have all Read more

Visas are understandably a top FAQ. Of course! They are often complicated and demand both money and time. But I've got good news! Nationals of Canada, North America most Western European countries, Australia and New Zealand do not need a visa to visit Argentina.  If you want to be certain, here’s the link of the Argentine Chancellery where all the countries that do not require tourist visas are listed. Which popular countries do need a Read more

Located in the western region of Argentina, Mendoza is one of the most popular tourist destinations in the country.  Home to more than 12000 wineries and a portion of the Andes Mountain range, Mendoza is not only beautiful but also has a high class international wine reputation. [caption id="attachment_1274" align="aligncenter" width="625"] Explore the Vineyards and Mountains of Mendoza[/caption] From hiking and sightseeing in the Andes Read more

According to the Huffington Post, the Mendoza region of Argentina has recently been ranked 4th in the top wine destinations of the world. Although the malbec grape has been growing in Mendoza for the past 160 years, it has only been within the last decade that malbec wines have started reaching global recognition. What was the tipping point that poured this simple wine from a remote region of the world into the world’s glasses? [caption Read more

In the final weeks of winter, thoughts of spring and the glorious possibility of a spring break vacation serve as motivation. As reminders of cold March days and rainy April showers roll around with the kids trapped inside with muddy spring weather creep into your mind, you . The whole scene almost begs you to escape as far away as you can. Whatever you’re looking for, these destinations in Argentina have you covered for a great Read more

South Americans sure know how to celebrate a good time. The festivals, events and other types of fiestas in the lower western hemisphere can rarely be found in some other parts of the world. In some cases, it’s like the whole city turned up for the ultimate party that lasts days and nights. Not only is the whole city and country committed to these celebrations, but people from other parts of the world take part too. So, what exactly are these Read more

Mendoza, the capital of the Mendoza province, is the largest wine producer and distributor in all of Argentina. The city’s basic attraction is wine and wine tours. As much as two third of the wine produced in Argentina comes from Mendoza. However, if you think that the only attraction is wine gardens, think again. 1. Visit the Aconcauga Mountain Aconcauga National Park is one of the most beautiful places to visit in Mendoza. Home to the Read more

Some people visit Argentina to learn how to tango in Buenos Aires, some prefer to hit the slopes in Bariloche, while others come to trek through the breathtaking surroundings of Torres del Paine. But, if you speak to anyone who has visited Mendoza, they will insist that the destination claims the top spot on your “places to visit” wish list while in Argentina. The province of Mendoza is known as one of the top wine-producing regions Read more

You've probably heard of Mendoza, the world famous wine country in Argentina. But what exactly is Mendoza? The Mendoza region is so much more than the capital city of Mendoza. Many visitors stay in the city, but some of the best sights to see (like wineries!) are outside of the city center in the more rural parts of the province. Partaking in a few Mendoza day trips during your stay will increase your knowledge of the region and your love for Read more