Argentina What to Expect

On a recent trip to Iguazu Falls with Children, including two one year olds we inquired about boat trips that were safe for children. No problems we were told - the boats are perfectly safe and comfortable for babies. Ok - they are probably safe - the babies were issued with slightly too big life vests and that meant they were difficult to hold. What wasn't mentioned is that you are driven underneath the waterfall - the whole idea of the boat trip is to put you under the fall - that's it, it isn't really a tour down the river - and you don't need to do it, in fact don't take any kid under 2 on it - they just get drenched and grumpy. Kids can stay on shore and parent/s, etc can go if they wish - they sell it as a point A to B trip, but point B isn't really that far away walking. So enjoy your views etc - the babies stay away from the boats!!!

Buenos Aires rocks. Excellent night life, tango, bars, the men are hot. The ladies are also hot! Though I'm a female.

Ciudad de la piedra movediza.

Mucho viaje para llegar a un lugar en donde no hay muchas cosas por hacer. Si buscas tranquilidad en uno de los sitios más alejados de la tierra, Lago Blanco es tu lugar.

Home of Nuestra Señora de la Merced Church, a Jesuit Estate and also former home of Ernesto "Che" Guevara, now made into a museum. This city hosts every January the Festival de las Colectividades, where different immigrant groups show their culture and specially their food. Great oportunity for eating diversly.

Visit the cemetary in Ricoleta. And Ricoleta is also excellent for food !

Stunning place and well worth the trip if you have to go out of your way to get there. On the Argentine side a train brings you into the National Park (no cars allowed) and I'd recommend going to the last stop first as if you run out of time by visiting the other stops first you'll miss the highlight of the falls - the Devil's Throat. Amazing.

Ciudad de la piedra movediza.

Mucho viaje para llegar a un lugar en donde no hay muchas cosas por hacer. Si buscas tranquilidad en uno de los sitios más alejados de la tierra, Lago Blanco es tu lugar.

Home of Nuestra Señora de la Merced Church, a Jesuit Estate and also former home of Ernesto "Che" Guevara, now made into a museum. This city hosts every January the Festival de las Colectividades, where different immigrant groups show their culture and specially their food. Great oportunity for eating diversly.

Visit the cemetary in Ricoleta. And Ricoleta is also excellent for food !

Stunning place and well worth the trip if you have to go out of your way to get there. On the Argentine side a train brings you into the National Park (no cars allowed) and I'd recommend going to the last stop first as if you run out of time by visiting the other stops first you'll miss the highlight of the falls - the Devil's Throat. Amazing.

the most amazing place i´ve ever been to! iguazu falls are of course worth seeing from both - brazilian and argentinian side, but be sure not to miss the argentinian one as only from this one u get to see (from small distance) garganta del diablo (devil´s throat) - the most breath-taking part of falls!!! don´t forget to take with u some bottles of water (as the one sold there is about 6 times more expensive) and some protection against mosquitoes!

LLeven abrigo!! Porque sino se van a morir de frío! =)

this is a great place its very nice and many things and places to discover

Don't try to swim in Nahuel Huapi Lake if you are not used to really cold water! I swam for a while in December (summer) and came out completely blue.

dont be such a douche and youll be fine