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Argentina               is               a               wonderful               country               with               a               vibrant               culture.

Its               capital               Buenos               Aires               has               been               called               the               South               American               Barcelona,               but               I               think               that               is               unfair               to               a               city               as               magnificent               and               unique               as               this.

Buenos               Aires,               and               Argentina               in               general,               is               much               more               European               than               other               parts               of               South               America,               but               it               retains               the               South               American               vibe.

It               also               retains               a               fantastic               exchange               rate,               around               4               pesos               to               the               dollar.

When               to               go               to               Argentina               depends               on               what               you               want               to               do               or               see.

The               most               important               thing               to               remember               about               the               southern               hemisphere               is               that               the               seasons               are               reversed.

Summer               is               hottest               in               January,               and               winter               is               coldest               at               the               end               of               July,               beginning               of               August.

That               said,               visiting               Argentina               over               Christmas               is               not               the               best               idea.

The               REST               of               the               world               goes               to               Argentina               then.

When               I               went               to               Mar               del               Plata               -               a               resort               city               250               miles               south               of               Buenos               Aires,               my               friends               there               told               me               that               December               to               February               the               beaches               are               standing               room               only.

For               the               best               weather               and               least               tourist               interference,               I               recommend               March               through               June.
               I               have               been               to               Argentina               twice:               once               to               Mar               del               Plata               for               March,               once               to               Buenos               Aires               from               the               end               of               May               through               the               first               half               of               July.

In               March               we               were               in               the               70's               and               80's               most               of               the               time.

By               the               time               we               hit               July,               it               was               in               the               50's               for               most               of               the               day.

Winter               in               this               area               is               not               what               you               would               call               extreme.

When               you               leave               the               greater               Buenos               Aires               area,               you               can               run               into               more               extreme               temperatures               depending               on               the               season.
               It               is               important               to               understand               that               Argentina               is               a               huge               country.

The               northern               part               is               in               the               Amazon               and               the               southern               part               reaches               to               Antarctica.

Getting               around               is               fairly               simple.

You               can               take               a               train               or               a               bus               anywhere               in               the               country,               or               you               can               fly.
               Now               for               the               destinations.

These               are               critical               to               know               to               plan               the               time               of               your               trip.
               The               Greater               Buenos               Aires               Area
               I               lived               in               the               city               of               Buenos               Aires               for               nearly               2               months,               and               I               did               not               get               to               see               nearly               everyplace               that               I               wanted.

The               city               is               massive               with               an               extensive               public               transportation               system.

You               can               do               anything               in               the               city               pretty               much               year               round.

March               to               June               lets               you               miss               the               other               tourist               masses.

From               Buenos               Aires               there               are               many               day               trips               you               can               take.

San               Antonio               de               Areco               has               the               most               popular               estancias               -               gaucho               ranches               where               you               pay               for               a               day's               trip               and               are               suitably               entertained.

There               is               lots               of               fantastic               food               and               suitably               dressed               gauchos               for               the               tourist               in               you.

You               can               go               to               Uruguay.

If               you               want               to               go               to               Tigre,               a               series               of               islands               with               artisanal               shops               in               the               Rio               de               La               Plata,               I               would               suggest               you               go               a               bit               earlier               in               the               year.

As               they               say,               Tigre               is               beautiful               when               the               day               is               beautiful.

The               days               get               more               overcast               as               June               draws               near.

Other               excursions,               like               going               to               the               beach,               may               be               2               or               3               day               jaunts               and               should               be               done               in               March.
               NB:               In               Buenos               Aires               in               particular,               many               people               speak               enough               English               to               conduct               some               business               transaction               (market               etc),               but               they               simply               do               not               want               to               use               it.

If               you               want               to               shop               in               the               ferias               (literally               "fairs,"               there               is               one               every               Sunday               in               most               neighborhoods               with               vendors               selling               everything),               learn               numbers               and               handy               phrases               and               expect               tourist               mark               ups.

Bargaining               is               not               customary               unless               you               know               a               price               is               outrageous.

Then,               get               a               native               to               bargain               for               you.
               Tierra               del               Fuego
               This,               the               Land               of               Fire,               is               basically               Antarctica.

It               is               apparently               nicer               in               the               warmer               months,               but               I               know               people               who               have               gone               in               the               dead               of               winter               and               had               a               blast.

I               don't               think               it               changes               much               with               the               seasons.
               Iguazu
               Iguazu               Falls               are               located               at               the               tri-border               with               Paraguay               and               Brazil.

They               are               magnificent.

This               area               is               also               home               to               the               most               visibly               population               of               Guarani               Indians               in               the               country.

The               falls               themselves               are               incredible.

Around               May,               though,               the               dry               season               begins               and               visiting               them               can               be               hit               or               miss.

There               is               a               Brazilian               side               of               the               falls.

Unless               you               are               going               to               Brazil,               I               suggest               you               skip               it.

You               have               to               purchase               a               tourist               visa,               which               will               set               you               back               around               $150               US.

I               recommend               going               around               March               and               April.
               NB:               The               Argentine               government               requires               that               all               people               returning               from               Iguazu               have               a               yellow               fever               vaccine.

The               CDC               identifies               it               as               an               area               with               malaria.

Consult               your               physician,               etc.
               Mendoza
               This               is               the               heart               of               Argentine               wine               country.

You               can               take               bicycle               tours               to               vineyards               and               go               on               tastings.

You               can               also               go               horseback               riding               and               rock               climbing               and               all               manner               of               adventure               sports.

You               are,               actually,               beside               a               mountain.

All               of               Mendoza's               activities               are               available               through               at               least               mid-June.
               Bariloche
               This               is               also               wine               country,               but               more               importantly               this               is               skiing               country.

This               is               the               trickiest               place               to               avoid               crowds.

If               you               want               to               go               skiing               and               skip               Mendoza,               any               off-days               you               can               go               and               do               the               vineyard               thing.

Around               the               beginning               of               July               skiing               starts               up.

The               biggest               tourism               problem               is               Argentines.

In               July               everyone               goes               on               a               two-week               vacation,               and               many               people               go               to               Bariloche.

If               you               want               to               ski,               check               when               the               Buenos               Aires               holidays               are.

Usually,               they               are               the               second               half               of               July,               but               this               year               they               were               moved               up.
               In               short,               Argentina               is               a               fantastic               country               with               great               tourist               options.

The               best               times               to               go               are               March               to               mid-July.

The               country               has               such               great               diversity               that               I               suggest               you               make               a               long               trip               of               it.






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