Expanish Volunteer Blog

In Part One, we spoke about 5 spectacular places to visit in Argentina, such as Buenos Aires, Iguazu Falls, Salta, Mendoza, and Bariloche; in Part Two, we will cover 5 more fascinating places to visit in Argentina while traveling and volunteering abroad in Buenos Aires.

“If you are volunteering in Buenos Aires, it is an absolute must to pack your suitcase or backpack, get out your Argentina Travel Guide, round’ up some friends, and head off to see the rest of the country.”

Puerto Madero
If you love wildlife and outdoor beauty, Puerto Madero is one of the best places to see whales, penguins, dolphins, sea lions, and many more animals, either by boat tours on land tours; each tour will take visitors off the main land and into the Peninsula Valdes.

Ushuaia
The southern most city in the world, Ushuaia offers a beautiful natural setting surround by rolling hills and ocean, its major reason for visiting is to take the very exclusive boats tours in the Antarctic.

Cafayate
A beautiful resort down in the Southern part of Argentina, Cafayate is also the jumping-off point to the Glaciers National Park; this park covers a total of 600,000 hectares and feature more than 47 glaciers that visitors can come and see, up close and personal.

Cordoba
Located in the very green valleys of Sierra Chicas, Cordoba is a beautiful and bustling city, mostly due to the young population attending local universities, and a popular travel destination. Gorgeous architecture, city plazas, sophisticated dining and bar options, extensive parks, downtown shopping, and just the ‘vibe’ of the friendly people in Cordoba, is why this city is a must see in Argentina.

Where do you want to travel to in Argentina?

This entry was posted on Tuesday, August 25th, 2009 at 8:50 am and is filed under Travel in Argentina.
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