Week 10 of 10 – Colonia de Sacramento & Iguazu
My last week of travel for 2014 ended in two fantastic places Uruguay and Iguazu falls – the ideal end to any Argentina adventure. After crossing Argentina in week 9 […]
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Week 9 – Crossing Argentina
I left San Pedro De Atacama Chile on the morning bus to Salta Argentina. We crossed the Paso Jama boarder at an elevation of 4300 meters around midday on our […]
Argentina’s ‘Blue Market’ currency – Know before you GO!
If you are going to Argentina you absolutely must know about their currency market before you arrive, it is unlike any other country I have been to. Most of the […]
Week 4 – Barlioche
Burrrrrr. It’s cold in Patagonia! There are periodic snow flurries, sun shine, wind and rain. It’s also beautiful. San Carlos de Bariloche is a popular German heritage tourist destination located in […]
Week 3 – Mendoza – Argentina’s Wine Country
Mendoza is a charming, walk-able, historic and a well planned little city. Destroyed by an earth quake in 1861 the city was rebuilt with low buildings and wide tree lined streets centered around […]
Week 2 – Buenos Aires
Week 2 of 10 in Buenos Aires Classic European architecture, massive tree lines streets, new meets old, modern meets classic, Argenitna’s Capitol city is the birthplace of Tango and home […]
Tigre Argentina – Day Trip
Tirge is a charming island town only 1 hour train ride from Buenos Aires, the remote river houses are a popular weekend escape. Stay overnight on the river or […]
Indigenous People Day – Argentina
The Seattle city counsel may be the first city in the U.S. to denounce Columbus day, changing the name to celebrate Indigenous People Day, but it was not the first […]
