Travelogues
Our family trip to Patagonia
We are from Spain and wanted to set up a family travel itinerary, together with a group of Argentine friends, to the deepest Patagonia. Traveling grupally with friends or family requires much more planning than doing it alone or as … Continue reading
Steam treasure
Patagonia is always seducing, with its large extensions, its magical scenery of plateaus, sea, mountains, lakes and rivers. But also with its affectionate people and with a few non-natural attractions, as is the case of the Old Patagonian Express, better … Continue reading
Things to do with kids in Patagonia
Patagonia Argentina is one of the most recommended areas for traveling with the family’s small ones. At any time of the year you can find a lot of family-friendly attractions and activities. Besides seeing animals such as seals, penguins and whales, … Continue reading
Account of the beatification
This text was submitted by a group of students from an elementary school from Greater Buenos Aires. It is a Salesian school named precisely “Ceferino Namuncurá”. They traveled especially for the beatification and this is their report from the point … Continue reading
San Pedro, an oasis in the middle of the desert
San Pedro de Atacama es un acierto. Nacido de las entrañas de la cultura atacameña, este pueblo chileno es elegido cada año por miles de visitantes que llegan atraídos por sus extraordinarias bellezas naturales como salares, médanos, lagunas y … Continue reading
Anecdotes from Villa La Angostura
Travelogues stimulate and help us in case of being in similar situations. What should we do when arriving to a new place and are so anxious that we do not know where to begin? Marina Ollari describes her trip and … Continue reading
The Northwest region through a traveler’s eyes
Sometimes what we see is so breathtaking and our travel experiences are so overwhelming that it’s not enough to remember alone- we need to share it with the world. This is the view of a traveler, an adventurer, a woman … Continue reading
