How to plan a trip to Iguazu Falls Iguazu Falls lies on the river Iguazu that borders Argentina and Brazil. They are really big, I am telling you. There is a total of 275 drops with the tallest being 82 meters and they straddle over 2.7 km. There is no need for me to convince…
What to see in Iguazu Falls The majority of the falls are in Argentina, only a little part on the Brazilian side. To get the full experience you should definitely visit both sides. While the Argentinian part allows you to experience them very close to you, the other side gives you a larger view. More…
Habits I observed in Chile After traveling around the countries in South America and living in Chile for a while, I can’t help but compare. I must admit that Chile is somehow a bit quirky. Being the longest country in the world with the ocean on one side and the high mountains on the other,…
How to get free nights in hotels? Many people would like to travel, but it results out of their budget. While it doesn’t have to be expensive, it is still often difficult to afford for some people. Anything that helps to save some money on traveling is great. Favourite travel resources: Booking.com for searching best prices…
Palermo Soho- cool place in Buenos Aires Another post about Buenos Aires? You might say! I just couldn’t resist. I left the city already, but maybe I am having detachment problems and I am not quite ready to let it go. So apologies to some of you, but great hopes that this post can be…
How to get to Paraguay from Iguazu Paraguay is not a very popular place for tourist exploration and there are no many guidebooks about it. I haven’t heard a single story from other travellers about this mysterious country. I haven’t seen much there either, mainly because of lack of time. On foot We just happened…
A quick guide to La Boca Buenos Aires is a city of many contrasts and surprises. When you enter La Boca neighbourhood, you can see what I mean. This is an extravagant part of the city, full of romantic stories and very different from the modern and old zones of the capital. It is the…
A guide to Recoleta Cemetery in Buenos Aires Recoleta Cemetery (founded in 1822) is a must on every tourist’s list while visiting Buenos Aires. If it is a must, I often become quite skeptical and suspicious about it, which at times results in not ticking this off at all. Since the Recoleta neighbourhood is in…
What to eat in Buenos Aires- a guide for foodies I already mentioned last time that Buenos Aires is a great place at the cheap price for pizza, ice cream and meat lovers. Here you have a little guide on where and what the locals eat. I must warn you though Buenos Aires is not…
A quick guide to Buenos Aires: what to see and do in the capital of Argentina I’ve been to Buenos Aires four or five times. I’ve been wanting to visit this city for a long time. I’ve heard many stories about charm of this city. The name ‘Paris of South America’ comes out frequently from…
