Tourist visas in Argentina are good for 90 days, after that, you either have to leave the country, pay to overstay, or extend your visa. If you, like us, spent a few months in Argentina only to decide you couldn’t possibly fathom leaving yet, then this information is for you. Argentina has so much to …
Exploring Argentina’s various regions has been nothing short of incredible, and Argentina’s Jujuy province is no exception. Visitors come from all over the world to gaze upon the rainbow-colored Andes mountains that cut through the entire Jujuy region. At the beginning of June, we were fortunate enough to spend a long weekend exploring Jujuy and …
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After spending a month in the heart of northern Argentine Patagonia in San Carlos de Bariloche, we made the incredibly fun and wise decision of renting a car for our last week there. The few tours we did earlier in the month made us realize that the only way to truly enjoy the surrounding towns …
Our Ruta 40 Patagonia Road Trip | Renting a Car in San Carlos de Bariloche Read More »
When traveling, there’s no shortage of surprising things that feel completely different from one place to the next. What we do with our used toilet paper in one country is different from how we dispose of it in another; dinnertimes vary vastly; going to the doctor’s looks totally different; even the most basic things are …
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As we landed in Patagonia for the first time, we were greeted with the annual Fiesta del Chocolate hosted in Bariloche every year for Easter. This 4-day festival enveloped the town in painted eggs, ginormous bunny statues, and thousands of families traveling from all over the country to enjoy the festivities. During the Fiesta del …
So what if I can’t guarantee that it’s *actually* Chile’s most colorful city – sue me! It was pretty dang colorful when we visited and definitely worth the trip. Maybe it was the sun finally coming out in the afternoon, the variety of cocktails we kept flowing throughout the day, or the insane street art …
Santiago to Valparaiso: Unlock the Beauty of DIY Day-Trips in Chile’s Most Colorful City Read More »
As the capital of Chile, Santiago is a hub for some of the best food you can find in Chile. Chilean food is influenced heavily by its proximity to the Pacific Ocean, the indigenous cultures that have existed for thousands of years in Chile, and European cuisines such as Spanish, German, and French. The result …
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Known in Spanish as “barrios,” Santiago, Chile is full of unique neighborhoods, each with different things to do, food to eat, and vibes to vibe with. We felt like Santiago required a bit more of a plan than other cities, so we wished we had known about some of the neighborhoods we’re going to break …
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Our time in Santiago Chile was a great introduction to Chilean culture, incredible seafood, and the Andes mountains. Santiago de Chile is a beautiful city encased in the Andes mountains on all sides and is filled with parks, museums, and an incredible nightlife. Before coming to Chile, we didn’t plan too far in advance what …
Our first time in Chile, we spent most of our 12-day trip in Santiago, exploring the markets, history, and food of the country’s most noteworthy city. We ventured outside the city a couple different times, and both of those days became highlights for us. We realized that while Santiago is filled with Chilean culture and …
5 Seemingly Unreal Day Trips from Santiago, Chile Read More »