Argentina
Digital Nomad Guide to Living in Bariloche
In this complete guide, you’ll learn what it’s like living in Bariloche, Argentina as a digital nomad. Located in the Lake District of Patagonia on the shores of Lake Nahuel Huapi, Bariloche (full name, San Carlos de Bariloche) has always been a popular destination for domestic travellers, South American visitors, and those coming from further ...
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Fly Fishing in the Patagonian Lake District of Argentina
Fly fishing has always been one of my favourite hobbies. Ever since I was a 3-year-old boy I’ve loved everything about it. The sound of the river rushing beneath my feet. The tranquility of nature. The abundance of life in the wilderness. The gentle whisper of the fly line as it cuts through the air, and of course, I ...
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Bariloche to Buenos Aires – Our Last Stop in Argentina
Our time in the Lake District of Argentina had come to an end. The 10 day trip was filled with nature and outdoor activities, but it was time to move on. On one hand, we were looking forward to travelling from Bariloche to Buenos Aires, as it meant we would be flying to Istanbul to attend the ...
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Argentina’s Lake District – Our Road Trip to Villa La Angostura and San Martín de los Andes
Argentina had surprised and delighted us at every turn. From the natural wonder of Perito Moreno Glacier and the fantastic hiking around El Chalén, to the desert landscapes of Salta and the vineyards of Mendoza, the diversity of Argentina was remarkable. After spending a few days relaxing in Bariloche and getting our first taste of the Lake ...
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Bariloche, Argentina: Our First Stop in The Lake District
From glaciers and snow-capped mountains to lakes and rolling hills, we moved north from Argentina’s southern Patagonia and made our way to the Lake District. It was time to see what the northern reaches of Patagonia had to offer. The bus ride was brutal. Not that it was overly uncomfortable, but it was long…and I ...
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Exploring El Chaltén – Argentina’s Trekking Capital
Nowhere in the world have we seen such unique mountain formations than during our trip to Patagonia. Tall and narrow, jagged and uneven, these peaks are some of the most photographed in the world – and for good reason. With the impressive “Towers” on the Chilean side and captivating Mount Fitz Roy on the Argentinian side, as trekkers ...
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