The Perfect Patagonia Packing List
Looking for a Patagonia packing list? You’re in the right place! We break down travel essentials for Patagonia, so you can focus on hiking!
Looking for a Patagonia packing list? You’re in the right place! We break down travel essentials for Patagonia, so you can focus on hiking!
Encompassing waterfalls, glaciers, deserts and forests Argentina is home to more than thirty national parks. We highlight eight of the best…
Looking to cram in some of the top hikes in Argentina during your trip? You won’t go far wrong with this epic collection of trails!
How safe is Argentina? Make sure you avoid common mistakes and stay away from danger with our practical travel safety tips for all kinds of traveler.
Did you know, Argentina’s national sport is not football but pato?! This article is full of facts about Argentina you may not know..
These awesome bars in Buenos Aires are home to good vibes! Whether you’re looking for a trendy wine bar or craft beer is more your thing, make sure you hit up some of these places!
The Argentinian empanada has long been a staple throughout the country. Each region has its own version of this classic snack and the best thing is that they usually cost under a dollar to buy on the street. Discover more about empanadas in Argentina in our guide….
We sent our writer, Laura, on one of the most popular tours of Buenos Aires, with Tangol, seeing the city on foot, by bus & by metro. Did it live up to expectations?
The Perito Moreno Glacier is one of the emblematic features of Argentinian Patagonia. Our writer Laura made sure she saw it in style! Read about her experience on the alternative tour with Patagonia Backpackers!
Probably the most popular thing to do while visiting Patagonia is the seven lakes trail that goes from Bariloche to San Martin de Los Andes and is roughly 100 km. Showing off landscapes of infinite mountains covered with snow and trees, surrounded by pristine blue-and-turquoise lakes, as well as a surprisingly pumping party scene, it’s a must for backpackers in Argentina!
It was the steak that did it. It wasn’t the first steak I’ve ever had. But it was the first time I really got how good steak can be. Cooked to a perfect medium-rare, every mouthful packed with flavour… and I don’t even like meat that much. Then came the wine…
It seems ridiculous to go to Argentina and not sample some wine. The country is renowned for its Malbec, so ordering a glass of the red stuff to wash down your thick slab of steak is surely a rite of passage. Traveler Helen Davey discovers the perfect day trip as she cycles from one vineyard to the next, sampling Mendoza’s finest in the hot sunshine…