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- Buenos Aires e TrelewAmici ed amiche che fedelmente ci seguite, ecco che finalmente tocca a me raccontarvi le mie impressioni di... novembre (ecco un suggerimento musicale molto nascosto) riguardo a questo viaggio dall'altra parte del mondo. Innanzitutto, contrariamente a qu Posted by Enrico84 in Viaggio di Nozze Enrico & Silvia | Nov 4, 2011
- Buenos AiresIl nostro viaggio inizia a Buenos Aires. Una citta' enorme con tantissima gente. Provate a immaginare la strada principale con 18 corsie, 9 in un senso e 9 in un altro: ecco questo e´ il cuore della citta´che porta migliaia Posted by Enrico84 in Viaggio di Nozze Enrico & Silvia | Nov 3, 2011
- REAL HOSTEL WORKI am backpacker more than 3 years. I have started to travel Turkey, my country. Then I got low budget flight plans, when there was charter I was waiting and studying on maps with tour books. Sometime we rented car, Posted by La Turca in La Turca en Sudamerica | Nov 3, 2011
- Spanglish ExchangeWhen I am learner of any language, language schools are useful the same as talking native. When you need to speak survival one, you need to be familiar slangs. Now ‘ll give you some clues about that, if you speak Posted by La Turca in La Turca en Sudamerica | Nov 3, 2011
- Hammock Travel on Amazon CruisesWhen we are searching boat tours on Amazon Basin for Bolivia, Brazil, Ecuador, Peru, there are camaras on different prices and another perfect option for us: Hammock. There is no levels or class for this, you must to buy your Posted by La Turca in La Turca en Sudamerica | Nov 3, 2011
- Argentina By BusI am backpacker, I do not want to travel with tourist agents. I need consultants, tourist information centers, promotions, maps, books, websites, hostel owner ideas and hostel friends’ experience. To feel the travel soul is not visit important places, wal Posted by La Turca in La Turca en Sudamerica | Nov 3, 2011
- AIRPASS Europe Low Cost Airlines are Ryanair, Condor, Easyjet, Air Berlin, Southwest Airlines etc. will decrease your travel cost up to 60% when you decide to travel plan more than 3 months. The most important problem at low cost Posted by La Turca in La Turca en Sudamerica | Nov 3, 2011
- Cruce AndinoEditor's note: More pictures and links that should actually work have been added to last 3 entries!! :) ===Primero en Espanol=== Super Bien! Nosotros llegamos a Bariloche. Un poco ceniza en cielo. El Cruce Andino fue muy bueno. Hace sol y no Posted by Jen y Andres in Grand Adventures in the Americas | Nov 3, 2011
- In love with everything Argentinian!One day I will return to Buenos Aires - whether it be to live or learn Spanish (especially if my lovely Argentinian Spanish advisor lets me crash with them hehe ;) ) BA is like a European city and is Posted by m4033bc in What's around the corner? | Nov 2, 2011
- Ice Trekking - El CalafateWith Nick´s bedbug bites healing and my coldsores blossoming (thank you bitter wind and blazing sun combo), we headed back across the border to Argentina and were welcomed by a huge sign at the border "Las Malvinas son Argentinas"....need we Posted by blOgden in blogden | Nov 2, 2011
- Chile and Argentina : 18-27 October==Back to civilization...for the most part== A backpacking trip to South America is, by definition, an experiment with the unknown, and one expects few home comforts and trappings of "civilisation". In many ways, the total contrast with home and being Posted by Davidcos in David and Louise's honeymoon | Oct 30, 2011
- Peninsula Valdes, North East PatagoniaPeninsula Valdes is a UNESCO world heritage site in North East Patagonia. As the name suggests it is a huge protrusion of land into the Atlantic Ocean which is mostly made up of large sheep farms (all with around Posted by blOgden in blogden | Oct 29, 2011
- Kayaking - Puerto PiramidesGot up early on a beautiful morning to head out into the bay to do some sea kayaking among the Southern Right Whales. We were one of four two-person kayaks, thankfully all complete novices like us. After a few choppy Posted by blOgden in blogden | Oct 29, 2011
- El Calafate===Hola Chicos!=== Well, here we are in Argentina. The condors, guanacos and ovejas (huevos) all have different accents here than they did over the border in Chile. And the glaciers are bigger!! Well, actually, apparently Chile does have the bigges Posted by Jen y Andres in Grand Adventures in the Americas | Oct 27, 2011
- A Whale of a TimeAfter a long 20 hour overnight bus trip, several excellent dubbed films (Fast and Furious 5, Road Hogs to name a couple) and too many alfajores (stale chocolate covered biscuits, sandwiched together with the obligatory dulce de leche that the Posted by blOgden in blogden | Oct 27, 2011
- Carne de Argentina Lucy blogging. We call this "school" Jake’s take on dinner tonight – the steak was good but not my favorite. I love Argentina. It is a beautiful country. I like the condo we are Posted by thebongas in Bonga Family Adventures | Oct 24, 2011
- Buenos Aires RecapAgain, I recap what we did the last few days while I sit on the bird headed from Buenos Aires to Sydney. This time I am over Antarctica. Unfortunately, there is a thick blanket of clouds as far Posted by thebongas in Bonga Family Adventures | Oct 24, 2011
- The CemetaryKatie and I knew nothing about BA before we decided to come here. We came here simply as a means to get from South America to Asia because we didn’t want to run back through LA. So we Posted by thebongas in Bonga Family Adventures | Oct 24, 2011
- The PyramidJust as the morning walks to get pastries were a staple to our time in BA, so was playing on the pyramid. One block from our condo, the pyramid was found on day one of our trip and was Posted by thebongas in Bonga Family Adventures | Oct 24, 2011
- Walking TourOf course I continued the tradition of morning walks. Walking is my favorite way to explore a city. Sure, there were places I didn’t get to but I did hit a major chunk of the city using my Posted by thebongas in Bonga Family Adventures | Oct 24, 2011
- Morning pastries Picking out pastries was a morning tradition in BA The tiny elevato Posted by thebongas in Bonga Family Adventures | Oct 24, 2011
- Kids Museum I put the kids to work in countries where there are no child labor laws Jake getting flushed down a monster toilet [img=http:// Posted by thebongas in Bonga Family Adventures | Oct 24, 2011
- Wine in Argentina?? We started last week in Paraguay. Not too much to report fromt there. It was nice to get to a cheap country, after spending so much time and money in Brazil. Asuncion is one of the cheapest capitals of the Posted by imariustravel in Marius and Imani's Big Adventure | Oct 22, 2011
- Estancia Jake getting geared up All ready to ride. Now if I can just get Jake and Lucy to stop fighting [img=http://photos.travelle Posted by thebongas in Bonga Family Adventures | Oct 22, 2011
- What a Zoo Abby and the Flamingos The bats were huge A shark swimming ove Posted by thebongas in Bonga Family Adventures | Oct 22, 2011
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