South America

In the heart of South America, Bolivia is home to some of the most dramatic landscapes on the continent. From pristine rainforests and high-altitude salt flats to cities rich with cultural diversity, there’s an incredible amount to see, do and experience here. As an added plus, accommodation, eating out and transportation are all budget friendly.  […]

At the southernmost tip of South America, Chile and Argentina are dramatic places punctuated by craggy mountains, sparkling with sandy coastlines and rippling with turquoise lakes and lush forests. There is no bad time to visit, but make a trip from June through September and the snow-capped, volcanic Andes that dip and soar along their

As a world city home to an extensive history and, consequently, a long artistic legacy, Buenos Aires has a cultural resumé a mile long. Lovers of the fine arts will delight in what the city has to offer; we’ve come up with a list of our favorite art-inspired sights and activities that connect the past

Along the wind-scoured Route 40, Patagonia looms large before the traveler. The Andes mark a jagged border with Chile and sparse settlements appear like mirages. This is Argentina’s Patagonia National Park, a region replete with ancient rock art, wild herds of llama-like guanaco and untrammeled trails. Those planning a trek around the toothy Fitz Roy

Knuckles grip the gunwales as visitors glide through the pristine wetlands on a horse-drawn canoe. Hooves splashing, spilling laughter as they part a tipsy path through the waterlilies. The local guide from Concepción delights in everybody’s soaking. The Iberá National Park is a rapidly rising star in ecotourism © Mariana Silvia Eliano / Getty Images

The very word ‘Argentina’ evokes passion and extremes – think tango, Maradona, Eva Peron – but it is only as you stand among some of the world’s most shapely and forbidding mountains, or teeter at the roaring edge of Iguazú Falls, that you realise the extremes here are natural. The highest peak outside of the

Sports are at the core of many Latin American cultures. From football to lucha libre wrestling, there’s something for every sports fan — and it’s all best enjoyed in person. Here are the five best sporting experiences the continent has to offer. Nothing is more important in Argentina than a Boca Juniors soccer match ©

Being in social isolation doesn’t stop us from dreaming of all the places we’d like to visit; in fact now we’ve got even more time to daydream. Escape on a virtual vacation to bring a little piece of Argentina to your living room. Massive, jutting landforms, the rhythm of feet against worn floorboards and cobblestones,

Argentina’s biggest city vibrates with activity, from the day to the tango-filled night. Here’s why you should consider Buenos Aires as your destination for remote working. Editor’s note: during COVID-19 there are restrictions on travel. Check the latest guidance before departure, and always follow local health advice. Why should digital nomads choose Buenos Aires? Many

Argentina serves up a truly beguiling mix of landscapes: ice fields and fossilized forests, humid wetlands and soaring mountains, plunging waterfalls and desert canyons, subtropical jungles and barren steppes. Its national parks are a wild playground for adventurers. The country currently has 36 areas protected as parques nacionales, as well as an assortment of other