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I’ll be honest: I dragged my feet a bit on visiting Iguazu Falls. I didn’t think waterfalls would be so impressive as to merit a flight and overnight stay just to see them.  But I couldn’t have been more wrong. Iguazu Falls completely blew me away and couldn’t have been more epic. If you’re looking

I want to start by saying that, if this is going to be your first time visiting Buenos Aires, I am SO excited for you. You could easily spend weeks exploring the city, but 3 days in Buenos Aires is just enough to cover the essentials. There’s nothing I love more than wandering the tree-lined

One of my absolute favorite things about Buenos Aires is its intricate web of transit routes. No matter where you want to go, there will be a bus, subway, or train that will take you there. Learning how to use public transportation in another country, especially when you don’t speak the language, can be daunting.

Move over, New York—Buenos Aires is the real city that never sleeps. I’ve seen kids playing in parks long after the sun sets, couples of all ages taking midnight strolls on weeknights, and partygoers casually leaving nightclubs at 7 a.m.  Buenos Aires pulses with life, packed with 3 million people within the city limits and

Everything you need to know about using cash, credit cards, and most favorable exchange rates in Argentina.

If you’re dreaming of rugged mountains, glacial lakes, and epic trails, El Chaltén in Argentina’s Patagonia is your ultimate destination. Known as Argentina’s trekking capital, this small town packs a punch with its stunning hikes and breathtaking views.  Whether you’re a seasoned hiker or just looking to enjoy the great outdoors, this El Chalten hiking

If you’ve heard of Patagonia, you’ve most likely heard of the Perito Moreno glacier. The star of Los Glaciares National Park, the Perito Moreno is one of Argentina’s natural wonders. Standing 240 ft / 74 m tall and covering an area of 97 sq/mi / 250 km2 it’s hard to describe how mesmerizing the never

Buenos Aires has always had a deep love for coffee. Most Argentinians kick off their day with a cup of dark, bitter coffee, maybe with a splash of milk and a touch of sugar, and often enjoy another cup in the afternoon. You can see this coffee culture in the streets lined with coffee shops,

If you love nature, hiking, and impressive views, El Calafate and El Chaltén, just three hours apart nestled in the Andes mountains, are a great place to get a taste for Patagonia. Whether you’re an avid hiker, a nature enthusiast, or simply seeking breathtaking vistas, this El Calafate and El Chaltén itinerary promises to deliver an enriching experience in one of the world’s most captivating regions.