Potosí is a city that once had immeasurable wealth which came at a high human cost, a story that is etched into the walls of its grand colonial buildings and in the depths of Cerro Rico.
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San Miguel de Tucumán – Birthplace of Argentinan Independence
San Miguel de Tucumán offers a compelling blend of history, culture, and economic vibrancy. Its streets are filled with reminders of Argentina’s fight for independence, while the surrounding countryside supports a robust agricultural industry that continues to shape the region’s identity.
Continue readingCórdoba – Jesuit Heritage
Córdob’s soul remains connected to its Jesuit heritage, with the religious and educational foundations laid centuries ago continuing to shape its identity. Córdoba’s blend of colonial architecture, modern amenities, and rich cultural traditions make it one of Argentina’s most fascinating cities.
Continue readingMendoza – Malbec and High Peaks
Mendoza is a region that perfectly balances the rugged beauty of the Andes with the refined elegance of its world-class wines. Whether sampling Malbec at a high-end winery, dining in one of the city’s renowned restaurants, or simply admiring the imposing presence of Aconcagua, Mendoza offers an unforgettable experience.
Continue readingPucón – Volcán Villarrica Adventure
Pucón and the Chilean Lake District are a paradise for adventurers and nature lovers. From climbing the mighty Volcán Villarrica to exploring the verdant forests and lakes, this region is as diverse as it is beautiful. Whether you’re seeking adrenaline-pumping activities or simply want to relax in a stunning natural setting, Pucón has something for everyone.
Continue readingBariloche – Chocolate and Lakes
Bariloche’s combination of Alpine charm, rich history, and natural beauty makes it a unique destination in Argentina’s Patagonian region. Whether it’s celebrating Easter with chocolate festivals, sampling local craft beers, or trekking through the picturesque Lakes District, Bariloche offers something for every traveller.
Continue readingRuta 40 – Journey back North
We departed El Chaltén at dawn, passing Mount Fitz Roy, and took Ruta 40 through Patagonia’s vast steppe landscapes to Bariloche. Along this 1,430 km route, we camped near Cueva de las Manos, explored rugged landscapes and remoteness
Continue readingCamarones and RN3 – Western Patagonia
Journey through Camarones and along RN3 showcases Eastern Patagonia’s dramatic coastline, the highlighting the Cabo Dos Bahías’ Magellanic penguin colony, wild marine life, and unique flora and fauna. The route contrasts remote coastal settlements with industrial centres like Comodoro Rivadavia, showcasing Patagonia’s rich ecological and economic diversity.
Continue readingPuerto Madryn – Welsh Culture in Argentina
Puerto Madryn offers an unusual yet fascinating blend of Welsh culture and Patagonian wildlife. From the sprawling marine colonies of the Valdés Peninsula to the Welsh tea rooms of Trelew, the region is a unique cultural and ecological destination.
Continue readingBuenos Aires – Porteños, Tango and Culture
From the bustling streets of Calle Florida, where porteños and tourists shop side by side, to the historic memorials for the fallen soldiers of the Falklands War in Plaza San Martin, Buenos Aires is a city that elegantly marries its turbulent history with a vibrant present and its passion for football and love of tango.
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