Las Cataratas del Iguazú

Biggest Waterfall System in the World Las Cataratas del Iguazú are the biggest waterfall system in the world. Situated right at the Brazilian-Argentinian border they provide a major attraction for people all over the world. Due to its dimension the waterfalls are very impressive. These waterfalls extend for about one kilometre. They divide the upper and…

Hitchhiking tour from Mendoza to Cordoba

MENDOZA Talking to other travellers we found out that hitch-hiking in South America in general is quite a good alternative to always taking busses or even flights. Latinos are known for being helpful and kind-hearted. Our experience was very interesting. Me and another guy from Austria decided to hitchhike from the border-town Mendoza to Cordoba,…

Tandil – Time to relax

Tandil is a small town located 360 km south of Buenos Aires. A perfect place for weekend visits due to its good restaurants and nature activities.

Córdoba

The province of Cordoba is probably the most interesting place to visit in Argentina besides the picturesque landscape of the south around Bariloche. The city of Cordoba is not as packed as Buenos Aires but still has a great historical significance and its surrounding villages are among the most beautiful once, embedded in mountains and…

General Belgrano – The German Village

Between Cordoba City and the city of Rio Cuarto there are several beautiful little villages worth a visit, due to their proximity to the mountains and their relaxed lifestyle. One of them is Villa General Belgrano. Hostel owners, the guy at the supermarket counter and people we met at parties all alike told us that…

Winery tour in Mendoza

With its 120.000 inhabitants Mendoza is one of the most beautiful cities in Argentina. Many plazas, good restaurants and a vibrant and elegant nightlife provide a very positive atmosphere. The main attraction Mendoza has to offer is its wine tours and its delicious wine. The best and most consumed wine in Argentina is made in…

Crossing the Chile-Argentina border

Border crossing from Chile into Argentina normally is quite easy as tourist visas of 90 days are granted to many countries in the world, but it can (and normally does) take some time because no-one is in a rush in Latinoamérica, the border patrol stuff is not an exception. Especially if you take a bus…