Travel Articles: Argentina

You have booked a trip to Argentina...now what? This FAQ is a compilation of answers to some of the most commonly asked traveler questions about Argentina. From things to pack to what the food will be like. Hopefully, it will be helpful in getting you better prepared for your adventure!

Argentine wines have a short history but an excellent reputation in the wine world. They are quickly becoming popular among wine lovers everywhere! Learn about the top wine growing regions and common varietals. This brief overview will better prepare you for tasting your way through Argentina's vineyards.

Brian and Naeyshae's excellent adventure with Quark in Antarctica! We sailed through beautiful scenery and encountered a variety of wildlife! We sat with many types of penguins, played with fur seals on rocks and went on a zodiac ride alongside whales.

The land and people of Patagonia and Tierra del Fuego are special indeed. There are few places left in the world where one can experience the untouched beauty and remoteness of nature and the friendliness of the people who inhabit such places. Here is the adventure of my Patagonia Trip!

Packing advice, including a list of recommended essentials for trips to South America. ATM/ Debit card. In every major and most minor cities in South America, I've found ATM machines that accept my debit card. Arrange for a fee waiver before leaving and save receipts in case there are errors. I was double charged or incorrectly charged more than three times totaling a staggering $970. I got it back, but it was a fight. Teva Sandals, durable and comfortable boots, and hiking socks. Hiking boots are versatile enough to wear to a show and tough enough for slogging through mud during an Andean shower. Your feet will thank you for the breather when you wear the sandals.

The vastness of Patagonia leaves travelers with a variety of possible experiences from which to choose! Take a look at the distinct regions and their highlights before your travels. Learn more about the history, characteristics, attractions, and activities this incredible region of Chile and Argentina has to offer.

Travel to the "End of the World" on a trip to Tierra del Fuego, a truly unique place located in Argentina. Home to interesting people groups throughout its history, this destination has been shaped by past influences and events. Experience what Tierra del Fuego has become during your Argentina trip.

El Calafate is located at the base of Calafate Hill on the shore of the Argentinian Lake. Discover the history of settlers and several facts about the area including the geography, climate, winds, and annual rainfall.

Before embarking on a journey, you put a lot of effort into deciding where to go, preparing, and researching. While taking the time to organize a trip, why not plan to see TWO destinations? There are so many possible combinations of places that are easy to see during one adventure, and we love customizing these fusion trips for our travelers! …

The highlight of my week was a conversation I had with a gentleman named Norval. He has a trip planned with Adventure Life to Chile and Argentina. The trip planning process went as expected, and his packing list is conventional. The detail that is exceptional about this trip is that Norval is 96 years old.

Norval and his daughter, Shannon, …

Here is the ultimate South America adventure of a lifetime: a 12-day Antarctica Expedition cruise aboard the Professor Molchanov with a visit to the Ecocamp in Patagonia. To top it off - a visit to Buenos Aires and excursion to the beautiful Iguazu Falls. Are we missing anything?

Corinthian II in a very special location

Tango and steak may be the two most common things that Buenos Aires is famous for, but a visit to this city will prove there is so much more! Here are some travel tips for really experiencing this seductive and cosmopolitan South American city. Make the most of your time in Buenos Aires by learning all that it has to offer.

Take a look at the Argentinian \"estancia\" history and daily life. Learn more about local customs and what to expect before your trip.

Traveling to the northwest region of Argentina allows you to experience an area that is still largely undiscovered by tourists. Discover the cultural history, folklore and ancient traditions, as well as the natural wonders of the area. See why spending time in Northwest Argentina is a great addition to any trip itinerary!

Exploring Tierra del Fuego is an adventurous addition to any Patagonia itinerary. It is an island separated from Argentina's mainland by a strait that joins the Atlantic and Pacific Oceans. Learn about the geography of the region, sites to visit, and activities that should not be missed.

For the wildlife enthusiast the Tierra del Fuego is a great place to spot many different species of animals. Shared by both Chile and Argentina, Tierra del Fuego is a top choice for Patagonia tours.

Among the 356 glaciers within the Parque Nacional de Los Glaciares, the Perito Moreno is the most outstanding. Travelers have the opportunity to sail around this massive icescape or even trek on the glacier itself! However you experience it, Perito Moreno is sure to be an awe-inspiring part of your Argentina trip.

Discover the three main bioregions that make up Patagonia: the southern coast, mountain grasslands, and beech forests. These individual areas have a unique landscape and wildlife inhabitants that are characteristic of each. Learn more about the diversity that can be experienced in Patagonia.

The frontier town of El Chalten becomes an international hub in the summer, as peak baggers from all corners of the world descend on this picturesque town.

In 1520 a European vessel exploring foreign waters came across what is today known as Tierra del Fuego. Look at the historical visits to Patagonia and various influences of European settlement.

We wanted to see Patagonia, but there was so much more to this trip than that