Argentina Holidays

A vibrant holiday in Argentina waits! Consider Argentina holidays for amazing time of life.

The Argentinian tango, gauchos, the Andes, Patagonia and football have had travelers in awe of the magnificence of the South American region. Arriving in the capital of Buenos Aires is similar to hopping aboard a zooming train.

Argentina Holidays – Culture

The culture and vibrancy hit visitors immediately as they are swept past chaotic architecture along the freeway which blurs as the city center is entered and transforms into a buzz of street cafes, newspaper stands, 20th century stone facades and of course the colorful residents decked in stylish fashion. Each town boasts its own exceptional attractions and characteristics and each worth a visit.

The most popular attraction in Argentina is its natural wonders with the Perito Moreno Glacier to the south and the gigantic Iguazu Falls in the north. Even some of the Ande’s highest points are found in the country near San Juan and Mendoza. In fact, Argentina brags amazing wetlands; cacti infused deserts and enormous ice fields.

But that’s not all; the country further shows off Valdivian forests, Andean salt flats, glacial lakes, mountains that looks as though they’ve been painted in earthly colors and an incredible Lake District.

Another reason for choosing Argentina holidays is it’s wildlife. The wildlife is unique with the likes of caimans, flamingos and capybaras.

The epitome of Argentinian culture is tango. Buenos Aires offers many venues – such as dance salons and dance events – that will teach visitors to perfect their form in a social and enjoyable way. Steak is almost a culture too. The country has certainly perfected the art of grilling and they are not short on flavors either. Parillas, or steak houses, can be found everywhere and will typically offer any kind of beef cut. Another not-to-be-missed experience is catching a live game of football, a sport that the locals are completely devoted to.

Buenos Aires is steeped in history and culture. On Sundays, you can visit the area of San Telmo which dates back to colonial times. They host an antique and crafts fair that attracts thousands of visitors and has almost 300 stalls where you can buy anything from books to tango gear. The entertainment is provided by buskers and mimes and makes for a great day out.

Argentina Holidays – Activities

Corrientes Avenue is great for evening entertainment. The streets are bustling and there is no end to the cafes, pizzerias, theatres and bookstores. On weekends, many are open until after midnight.

The area of Caminito is actually an open-sky museum and on weekends they also offer a craft fair. The city’s oldest cemetery is worth a visit to see remarkable marble mausoleums and the remains of Brazil’s former presidents.

If you need a break from the flurry, then take a stroll or bike ride through the Ecological Reserve, an 865 acre park. The Forests of Palermo are somewhat smaller but feature two artificial lakes and thousands of trees plus its own fragrant rose garden.

The climate of Argentina varies considerably. For Argentina holidays the best time to visit the metropolis is September to November, which is spring and temperatures are cooler. Summer is just too hot and humid to tour.

Fall is a good time to visit the Lake District with comfortable temperatures and fewer tourists. For Patagonia, summer is the time to go, with mild climes and more services on offer, like public transport. Argentina offers some amazing skiing experiences, and these are best explored from mid-June to mid-October.

Argentina is the essence of slick and fashionable. The shopping is top-notch at the cutting-edge boutiques and of course the cuisine is high end, cultural decadence found in old-world cafes and upmarket restaurants alike. Whatever type of travel you decide to enjoy in the country, you are guaranteed that Argentina holidays will give you a cultural experience like no other.

Our Argentina Holidays will definitely etch themselves on your memory.