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04/09/2024

⭐️RECOMMENDED
📍ESTEROS DEL IBERÁ
by Daniela, Agustina, Martina, and Lourdes

🌼ÑANDE RETÁ

Ñandé Retá in guaraní means “Our place”.

It's a family project that began with a single cabin and now boasts 12 rooms, including singles, doubles, triples, quadruples, and an apartment with two bedrooms.

The place is truly beautiful!

They have an excellent restaurant where the food is meticulously designed, thoughtfully prepared, and carefully tailored to meet any dietary needs.

In the mornings and evenings, their professional guides depart from the lodge in open-air 4x4s to take guests on excursions. These are moments to connect with nature, explore the abundant wildlife, diverse vegetation, and the dramatic landscape of the Iberá Wetlands.

The activities offered include boat safaris, walks along the monkey trail, horseback riding through the wetlands and palm groves, canoeing, night safaris, and evenings of asado and chamamé.

🌼POSADA DE LA LAGUNA

We arrived at this lodge located in Colonia Carlos Pellegrini, just 2 km from the Portal Laguna Iberá and only 1 km from the Iberá Provincial Park.

The lodge offers 8 rooms, including doubles, triples, and quadruples.

It features a restaurant, an outdoor pool, a sun terrace, and a garden. Additionally, it has its own dock, with boat trips departing directly from there. Guests can engage in water activities, canoeing, and more.

🌼IRUPÉ LODGE

In Carlos Pellegrini, we also visited Irupé Lodge, which also has its own dock where excursions depart to the heart of the wetlands.

It offers 13 rooms, including standard and superior options. The standard rooms are located in the main building of the lodge, all with views of the lagoon. The superior rooms are situated separately from the main building, nestled in the park’s vegetation, providing a more private atmosphere. Each room has a private balcony and spacious interiors that combine warmth and comfort. There is also a suite ideal for families.

The pool is located on the shores of Laguna Iberá, where numerous bird species and families of capybaras can be seen wandering through the 1.5-hectare park.

Excursions and local cuisine are available.

02/09/2024

RECOMMENDED
ESTEROS DEL IBERÁ
by Daniela, Agustina, Martina, and Lourdes

Always in search of new travel experiences to offer you the best, we returned with our hearts full of nature and great recommendations that we’re eager to share with you.

Get ready to discover some options in Iberá, brought to you by Daniela, Agustina, Martina, and Lourdes.

In 2001, the conservationist philanthropist Douglas Tompkins acquired the Rincón del Socorro estate to create a 30,000-hectare nature reserve managed by his foundation, The Conservation Land Trust (CLT).

With the purchase of Rincón del Socorro and other lands in Iberá, the goal was simple yet ambitious: to create Argentina's largest natural park, reintroduce species that had become locally extinct, and promote an economy based on nature tourism. Thus began the largest rewilding project in the Americas.

Rincón del Socorro is located within the Iberá National Park, where various natural ecosystems can be observed: vast seasonally flooded grasslands known as malezales, beautiful Caranday palm groves, red straw grasslands, savannahs, spiny forests, and gallery forests.

It is built from a restored and expanded 1896 estate house, personally overseen by Douglas Tompkins. The buildings retain the classic European style, with large verandas that cool the houses in summer.

The estate offers 11 houses (6 superior category houses, 2 standard category, 1 premium category, and 2 luxury houses, including a private chef), with full board service and activities included. The restaurant is open to the public for lunch, dinner, and tea. The cuisine is a blend of typical dishes from Corrientes with Argentine and international recipes, featuring organic vegetables from its own garden. The barbecue area offers delicious traditional asados.

Activities available include enjoying the sunset on the estuary's shore, night safaris, bird watching, hiking, horseback riding, cycling, boat trips, cultural tours, learning about the Rewilding project, and kayaking.

We had a fantastic experience!

29/08/2024

⭐️RECOMMENDED
📍ESTEROS DEL IBERÁ
by Daniela, Agustina, Martina, and Lourdes

👉🏼Always in search of new travel experiences to offer the best to our clients, we returned with our hearts full of nature and great recommendations that we’re eager to share with you.
Get ready to discover some options in Iberá, brought to you by Daniela, Agustina, Martina, and Lourdes.

🌼ESTANCIA IBERÁ
We received a very warm welcome at

👉🏼This is a renovated old estancia house located on the shore of the Iberá Lagoon, less than a kilometre from Colonia Carlos Pellegrini.

👉🏼The surroundings are composed of diverse landscapes such as lagoons, wetlands, and vast grasslands that invite visitors to enjoy the area and engage in nature tourism activities.

👉🏼The estancia offers four independent houses surrounded by a spacious garden where you can spot deer, foxes, and various birds that inhabit the area. Full board and activities are included in the service.

👉🏼A large dining room with views of the lagoon and the swimming pool are the perfect complements for a unique stay.

🍴The restaurant is open to the public for lunch, dinner, and tea. The cuisine is a combination of traditional Corrientes recipes with Argentine and international dishes, featuring organic vegetables from the garden. Delicious traditional asados are served in the barbecue area.

🌙We had the chance to enjoy the sunset over the wetlands with a lovely picnic, go on a night safari, and ride horses.

🦎Estancia Iberá is part of the Rewilding Experience family, affiliated with The Conservation Land Trust, a social enterprise that dedicates its income to the ecological restoration work carried out by Fundación Rewilding Argentina.

♻️Nature tourism offers a new alternative for economic development in local communities, based on ecotourism activities centred around the observation of native wildlife.

To be continued...

22/08/2024

THE ADVENTURE OF TRAVELING TO ANTARTICA

🇦🇶Travelling to Antarctica means setting course for the heart of , venturing into the unknown, and recalling the epic tales of Amundsen, Scott, Shackleton.

The landscape has a lunar and apocalyptic quality: within the continent lies a true snow desert, made up of endless white plains with no sign of life.

☀️🌙Day and night blur together. In winter, the days pass in 24 hours of darkness, while in summer, the light never fades. The daylight stretches across the full 24 hours, differentiated only by a few hours of twilight that are so magical you force yourself to sleep as little as possible to savour every moment.

🐧Elephant seals, leopard seals, whales, penguins scampering everywhere, ancient glaciers—Antarctica offers a unique spectacle for lovers of wild nature.

👉🏼Climbing and sliding down mountains that rise from the sea, visiting old Antarctic bases frozen in time that still hold traces of the early British explorers, camping on icebergs, and yes, taking many photos and writing our own story as explorers.

⭐️That’s what visiting Antarctica is all about.

16/08/2024

⭐️FLAVOURS OF TIERRA DEL FUEGO

👉🏼The flavours of Tierra del Fuego invite us to a unique experience.

The Fuegian forest offers a variety of mushrooms, herbs, and fruits. The rivers in the northern part of the island provide incredible trout.

In the south, the Beagle Channel is the only place in the country where we can find fresh king crab, caught by artisanal fishermen. We can also savour Patagonian toothfish, with its white flesh—another treasure of the southern seas.

Where to eat? From traditional bodegas that tell the island’s history to the finest gourmet cuisine crafted by local chefs.

Author cuisine using local products is a highlight in Ushuaia, where we can taste dishes distinguished by varieties of mushrooms, peppers, herbs, and fruits, presented alongside flowers and lenga wood, typical of the province.

Best of all, we can enjoy this delicious cuisine with an incredible backdrop. We can dine facing the bay, in the forest, or at a winter centre overlooking snow-capped mountains.

🍴Gastronomic experiences

👉🏼In Puerto Almanza, an authentic artisanal fishing village, you have the chance to become one of them, experiencing the thrill of catching a king crab and learning the culinary secrets of the Patagonian style.

You can take Fuegian cooking classes with renowned chefs and sail the Beagle Channel, dining aboard exclusive vessels.

On the island’s Atlantic coast, fishermen hand-pick the freshest and tastiest fish, which you can then enjoy in one of their homes, with a rusted shipwreck in the distance as a silent witness.

The full Tierra del Fuego experience

14/08/2024

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Featured activities...PART 2

✔️BEAGLE CHANNEL
⛴️ Sailing
Sailing through the Beagle Channel is an unmissable experience. We can take short trips around the Bird Islands and Sea Lion Island, or embark on a multi-hour journey that heads to the eastern coast to learn about the history of an old estancia and observe a colony of Magellanic penguins up close.

🧊MARTIAL GLACIER
🚶‍♀️ Trekking
Just 7 kilometres from the centre of Ushuaia, we can begin the ascent to Martial Glacier with a trek of approximately 3 hours. At the end of the marked trail, we can view the ice mass located at the summit of the mountain. The glacier itself can also be explored.

🚂LAGUNA TURQUESA
🚶‍♀️ Trekking
This full-day tour takes us through stunning landscapes, starting with a transfer to the Tierra Mayor Valley. From there, we'll embark on a hike through lenga forests and rocky terrain to the summit of Mount Carbajal. From this peak, we can enjoy panoramic views of the Valley and the surrounding peaks, as well as the dazzling Laguna Turquesa, a glacier-origin lake with hypnotic colours.

‼️Here's a tip: it’s located across from Laguna Esmeralda, and since it's at a higher elevation, you'll get to see Esmeralda from above. The trail is 5 km round trip (with a fairly steep incline) and takes approximately 3 hours.

🏍SNOW CAT RIDE
❄️Winter

The Fuegian valleys and forests provide the perfect setting for a snowmoto or snow cat ride. This activity can be safely enjoyed as all routes are guided. The snowmobiles used are two-seaters, ensuring a smooth glide over the snowy terrain. The itineraries take place in the Tierra Mayor Valley area, crossing through lenga forests on flat or gently sloping trails.

13/08/2024

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✔️CANOAS
📍Puerto Almanza
It’s a unique experience that allows us to explore the tranquil waters of the Beagle Channel, surrounded by stunning scenery. This picturesque fishing port offers an unparalleled opportunity to connect with nature as we glide through crystal-clear waters, observing rich marine wildlife and enjoying spectacular views of the mountains and the Patagonian coast.

🚁HELICOPTER FLIGHTS
Forests, mountains, sea, and coastlines unfold in an unforgettable panorama during helicopter flights. You can choose between short itineraries over the city of Ushuaia or fly towards the valleys and land amidst the mountain range.

🚂FIN DEL MUNDO TRAIN
It’s an exciting excursion through unique historical and natural landscapes. This ancient steam train follows the route to Tierra del Fuego National Park. As it moves forward, you’re treated to spectacular views of mountains, rivers, and forests while reliving the history of Ushuaia and its legendary far reaches. It’s an experience not to be missed.

To be continued...

06/08/2024

ARGENTINA IN COLORS
in blue.

"Nature paints the world with the most vibrant and surprising colors, reminding us of the infinite beauty that surrounds us."

📌Laguna Esmeralda, Tierra del Fuego
📌Perito Moreno, Santa Cruz.
📌Bariloche, Río Negro.
📌Puerto Madryn, Chubut.
📌Seismiles, Catamarca.
📌Salinas Grandes, Jujuy.

02/08/2024

ARGENTINA IN COLORS
in white.

"Nature paints the world with the most vibrant and surprising colors, reminding us of the infinite beauty that surrounds us."

📌Campo de Piedra Pómez, Catamarca.
📌Dunas blancas y dunas de Tatón, Catamarca.
📌Bariloche, RíoNegro.
📌San Martin de los Andes, Neuquén.
📌Salinas Grandes, Jujuy y Salta.

01/08/2024

1st August | PACHAMAMA DAY

This concept comes from the Quechua language: Pacha: "world" or "Earth", and mama: "mother".

PACHAMAMA DAY

It is a very important day for the native peoples of the North of Argentina, especially for the andean culture.

They thank and bless the fruits that Mother Earth offers us.

The Pachamama comes to symbolise space and time, the Pacha, and nature, the Mama. People are integrated into this transit of space, time, and nature. The four essential elements for life – air, fire, earth, and water – all combine towards our existence.

The ceremony is to offer gratitude to the universe and the earth for what we have produced.

In the dry season the Pachamama is celebrated. People give thanks for the harvest of the previous summer period. They offer food, they sahum, they drink yerbeado, chichas culpada, api, and tistincha, which is a boiled dish made with bean mote, corn mote, and tamales.

Experiencing it is incredible

30/07/2024

ARGENTINA IN COLORS
in red and orange.

"Nature paints the world with the most vibrant and surprising colors, reminding us of the infinite beauty that surrounds us."

📌Valles Calchaquíes and Tolar Grande, Salta.
📌Quebrada de Humahuaca, Jujuy.
📌Talampaya, La Rioja.
📌Selva Misionera, Misiones.
📌Esteros del Iberá, Misiones.

26/07/2024

👉🏼URUGUAY
Today...PUNTA DEL ESTE, JOSÉ IGNACIO AND MALDONADO

💫On the east coast of , where the sun caresses the Atlantic waters, three coastal jewels can be found: Punta del Este, José Ignacio, and Maldonado, a trio of destinations that transcend time, distinguished by their elegance and serenity.

📌In , golden beaches welcome those seeking renewal. It's a paradise where sophistication meets simplicity and sunsets paint the sky in colors only nature's artistry can create.

📌 , a bohemian and chic corner, invites introspection. Here, solitary sands whisper tales of sailors and artists who have found inspiration on its shores. In its cobbled streets, tranquility merges with the essence of fine dining and a relaxed way of life.

📌In , the connection with nature is palpable. Rolling landscapes of Uruguayan countryside and vineyards spread like a green tapestry, bearing witness to a life flowing in harmony with the land. Each corner tells a story of hospitality and authenticity.

⭐️These destinations are not merely points on the map. Punta del Este, José Ignacio, and Maldonado serve as reminders that true wealth lies in simplicity, connection with nature, and the beauty discovered in every corner.

25/07/2024

👉🏼URUGUAY
Today...CARMELO

💫Carmelo is located in a region with beautiful natural landscapes, including vineyards, fields, and the coast of the Río de la Plata. You can enjoy the serenity of the surroundings and engage in outdoor activities.

🍷The region is renowned for its wineries and vineyards. Wine tourism is a popular activity, and you can visit wineries, taste local wines, and learn about the wine production process.

✔️ has beaches along the Río de la Plata, providing tranquil spaces to relax, enjoy the sun, and participate in water activities.

✔️The town has a peaceful and charming atmosphere, making it an ideal place for those seeking to escape the hustle and bustle of cities and enjoy a more relaxed pace of life.

✔️Given its coastal location, Carmelo offers opportunities for water sports such as sailing and kayaking, allowing you to enjoy the river and its surroundings.

⛳️It has excellent boutique accommodation options and one of the finest golf courses in

‼️An incredible place.

23/07/2024

Today we to...
📍URUGUAY

Cobbled streets, old streetlights, small inns and a dreamy romantic setting.

Romantic Trip
*****
Friends Trip
****
Family Trip
***

⭐️Its Historic Centre, declared a World Heritage Site by UNESCO in 1995, is unique.

A little tour…

👉🏼Begin in the Historic District, cross the Puerta de la Ciudadela, walk through the legendary Calle de los Suspiros, visit Plaza Mayor, the Azulejo Museum, the San Francisco Xavier Convent, and next to it, an old lighthouse dating from 1857 which offers one of the best views of the city.

👉🏼The ruins of the Casa del Virrey and the Church of the Santísimo Sacramenot are also worth visiting.

⭐️Without a doubt, Colonia is an indisputable icon of Uruguay. It feels like taking a trip to the past, immersing yourself in a bubble of leisurely rhythm, with architecture that has a marked Portuguese and Spanish heritage, featuring both colonial and post-colonial influences.

A wonderful trip… what do you think?

19/07/2024

WE TRAVEL TO…LA PATAGONIA

📌GLACIARES EN EL CALFATE

1️⃣ GLACIAR PERITO MORENO
Parque Nacional los Glaciares.

In addition to being wonderful, it is an accessible glacier. Once there, it can be seen from different balconies. The majesty impacts. You can also sail, do a nautical safari, kayak and trekking on the ice (an experience that is worth it).

✔️Altitude: 60 m
✔️Width: 4.5 km
✔️Length: 50 km
✔️Area: 250 km²

2️⃣ GLACIAR UPSALA
Parque Nacional los Glaciares.

It flows from the Southern Patagonian Ice Field (which also gives rise to the Perito Moreno Glacier) to the Lago Argentino. It can be visited by boat departing from Punta Bandera. It is also possible to go kayaking.

✔️Altitude: 40 m
✔️Width: 13 km
✔️Length: 53.7 km
✔️Area: 765 km²

3️⃣ GLACIAR SPEGAZZINI
Parque Nacional los Glaciares.

With the Uppsala you can visit the Spegazzini glacier. It's spectacular, and the boat can get very close. It is the highest glacier in Los Glaciares National Park and one of the most important. Another particularity: it does not recede.

✔️Altitude: 135 m
✔️Width: 1.5 km
✔️Length: 25 km
✔️Area: 134 km²

What do you think? 🤩

17/07/2024

LLAMA, GUANACO, ALPACA Y VICUÑA

These differences in size, fur, and behavior make each of these species unique and play an important role in the Andean ecosystem and the lives of local communities.

Llamas, guanacos, alpacas, and vicuñas are four species of South American camelids that inhabit the North of Argentina, but each has distinctive characteristics that make them unique ♥️

By size: llama, guanaco, alpaca, and vicuña (largest to smallest).

🦙LA LLAMA

The llama is the largest and strongest of the four, known for its long neck and thick woolly coat. They are valued for their resilience and adaptability in the heights of the Andes. (Ph 1 and 2)

🦙EL GUANACO

The guanaco is the smaller version of the llama and shares characteristics such as the thick outer coat of fur and a finer one underneath. They are elegant and agile, distinguished by their light brown coat and long neck. (Ph 3 and 4)

🦙LA ALPACA

Alpacas, with their fine and soft wool, are docile creatures known for their friendly nature and importance in the local textile industry. (Ph 5 and 6)

🦙LA VICUÑA

The vicuña is the most delicate and elegant, with super soft and fine wool highly valued in the textile industry. It is the most sought-after fabric fiber in the world. (Ph 7, 8 and 9)

11/07/2024

DID YOU KNOW THAT THERE ARE 17 NATURAL ROUTES IN ARGENTINA?

👉🏼CHAPTER 3

There are 17 unique and different regions.
is a huge country and full of nature. Each natural route is a different region with destinations, experiences and adventures to discover.

✔️MAR PATAGÓNICO
1500 kilometers between the coasts of Río Negro, Chubut and Santa Cruz. It is one of the best destinations in the world to see whales and marine fauna.

✔️PATAGONIA AUSTRAL
Santa Cruz.
Perito Moreno Glacier, El Chaltén and the Fitz Roy hill, among others. Glaciers, lakes, mountains, forests and the immense steppe.

✔️END OF THE WORLD
Tierra del Fuego, Antarctica and South Atlantic Islands.
Sea, mountains, lakes, glaciers, forests and steppe.

✔️WHITE CONTINENT
Tierra del Fuego, Antarctica and South Atlantic Islands.
Between icebergs and frozen seas one of the unexplored confines of the Planet.

05/07/2024

⭐️IBERÁ NATIONAL PARK

👉🏼Did you know that... just like the Iberá Wetlands, wetlands are the largest natural reserve of terrestrial carbon on the planet and 40% of species live and reproduce in them?

Its ecosystems consist of lagoons, flooded grasslands, rivers, estuaries, and marshes, and are key to the fight against climate change.

♻️Iberá National Park was created to protect and conserve a valuable wetland ecosystem in Argentina, preserve biodiversity, promote sustainable tourism, and encourage environmental research and education.

👉🏼This territory, even as valuable as it is, suffered the loss of some of its most important exponents of fauna.

‼️Since 2007, the Rewilding Argentina Foundation, in collaboration with the government of Corrientes, other provinces, national authorities, and scientific institutions, has aimed to reverse this biodiversity crisis through the reintroduction of extinct species and the recovery of those that have suffered significant population declines.

This complex initiative began with the reintroduction of the giant anteater, followed by the pampas deer, the collared peccary, the tapir and the green-winged macaw. Some species that were unfortunately exterminated.

Now, is turning its attention to the reintroduction of the giant otter, the bare-faced curassownd the region’s apex predator, the jaguar.

🌱It is increasingly evident that our survival as a species depends on good environmental health. And for this it is vital, among other things, that natural ecosystems function, that is, that they have all their members and each one can fulfill their role.

03/07/2024

DID YOU KNOW THAT THERE ARE 17 NATURAL ROUTES IN ARGENTINA?

👉🏼CHAPTER 2

There are 17 unique and different regions.
is a huge country and full of nature. Each natural route is a different region with destinations, experiences and adventures to discover.

✔️SIERRAS CENTRALES
Córdoba, La Rioja, San Juan y San Luis.
Streams of crystalline water, forest-covered mountains, lagoons full of flamingos and desert landscapes.

✔️PLAINS AND ATLANTIC COAST
Buenos Aires, CABA, La Pampa and Santa Fe.
Pampean plain, the mountains and the Atlantic coast.

✔️DELTA
Buenos Aires, Entre Ríos and Santa Fe.
The magic of the Paraná River and its islands. To rest and enjoy the river and its beaches.

✔️PATAGONIA ANDINA
Chubut, Neuquén and Río Negro. With 5 national parks and several nature reserves.

✔️ESTEPA
Chubut, La Pampa, Neuquén, Río Negro, Santa Cruz. Trail of dinosaurs and prehistoric forests, force of the wind and enchanted landscapes.

✔️MAR PATAGÓNICO
1500 kilometers between the coasts of Río Negro, Chubut and Santa Cruz. It is one of the best destinations in the world to see whales and marine fauna.

✔️PATAGONIA AUSTRAL
Santa Cruz.
Perito Moreno Glacier, El Chaltén and the Fitz Roy hill, among others. Glaciers, lakes, mountains, forests and the immense steppe.

✔️END OF THE WORLD
Tierra del Fuego, Antarctica and South Atlantic Islands.
Sea, mountains, lakes, glaciers, forests and steppe.

✔️WHITE CONTINENT
Tierra del Fuego, Antarctica and South Atlantic Islands.
Between icebergs and frozen seas one of the unexplored confines of the Planet.

07/06/2024

‼️7 TIPS TO...
PROTECT OUR PLANET
For resposible travelers

1️⃣ Reduce your environmental impact by being a guardian of natural resources, especially forests and wetlands.

2️⃣ Respect wildlife and their natural habitats. Animal attractions may imply cruelty.

3️⃣ Do not purchase products made of endangered plants, animals, or non-sustainable hardwood.

4️⃣ In protected areas, access only the places open to visitors. Do not offer money to locals to discover “no-go areas”.

5️⃣ Sleep green and go rural as countryside has so much to offer.

6️⃣ Reduce waste, single-use plastic, water & energy consumption and plan your transport to cut carbon emissions.

7️⃣ Leave a minimum footprint and a good impression behind.

05/06/2024

‼️The theme of this year’s World Environment Day is👉🏼 “land restoration, desertification, and drought resilience.

🌱Humanity depends on land. Yet, all over the world, a toxic cocktail of pollution, climate chaos, and biodiversity decimation are turning healthy lands into deserts, and thriving ecosystems into dead zones. They are annihilating forests and grasslands, and sapping the strength of land to support ecosystems, agriculture, and communities.

🌵By restoring ecosystems, we can slow the triple planetary crisis: the crisis of climate change, the crisis of nature and biodiversity loss, including desertification, and the crisis of pollution and waste.

👐🏽Earth needs a helping hand.

‼️The triple planetary crisis threatens to destroy our home and eliminate millions of species with which we share this beautiful planet. But this degradation is not inevitable.

💪🏼We have the power and the knowledge to reverse the harm and restore the environment – if we act now.

✔️MAKE AGRICULTURE SUSTAINABLE
✔️SAVE THE SOIL
✔️BRING BACK THE BUZZZ
✔️RESTORE FRESHWATER ECOSYSTEMS
✔️RENEW MARINE AND COASTAL AREAS
✔️ECOSYSTEM RESTORATION

30/05/2024

5 🅽🅰🆃🅸🅾🅽🅰🅻 🅿🅰🆁🅺🆂

is one of the most diverse countries on the planet. Currently, there are 39 National Parks.
These parks protect a vast diversity of ecosystems and landscapes, ranging from the northern tropical jungles to the southern glaciers, encompassing mountains, lakes, and deserts.
Each has unique characteristics and hosts rich biodiversity, making Argentina a country with a vast number of protected natural areas for enjoyment and conservation.

1️⃣ NAHUEL HUAPI
The first National Park in the country. Its origin dates back to 1903. It is a refuge of nature and culture. The 717,261 hectares run through the provinces of Neuquén and Río Negro and coexist with cities such as San Carlos de and Villa La Angostura.

2️⃣ LOS CARDONES

Created in November 1996, in Cachi, it covers an area of 64,117 hectares that house environments of the Altos Andes, Puna, Monte de Sierras and Bolsones and Yungas ecoregions.

3️⃣ IGUAZÚ

In Misiones, it has an area of 67,620 hectares. It was designated a World Heritage Site by UNESCO in 1984. The Falls, one of the new Wonders of the World, have Outstanding Universal Value, according to UNESCO.

4️⃣ TALAMPAYA

Created in 1997, it has an area of 213,800 hectares.

In addition to the spectacular nature of its reddish walls, the Park is home to fossil deposits that are of global importance.

Declared a World Heritage Site by UNESCO in 2000.

5️⃣ LOS GLACIARES

It covers an area of 726,927 hectares. It was created to preserve an extensive area of continental ice and glaciers, the southern Andean-Patagonian forest and samples of the Patagonian steppe

Nature to discover

28/05/2024

💃🏽TANGO IN BUENOS AIRES

In , immersing yourself in the world of tango is embracing a fundamental part of the city's cultural identity.

This dance and musical genre, born in the neighborhoods of Buenos Aires at the end of the 19th century, have transcended borders to become a distinctive symbol of Argentine culture.

🎶 is much more than a dance: it is a deep expression of the culture and soul of Buenos Aires and Argentina.
Immerse yourself in its history by visiting traditional milongas, where you can see expert dancers and, if you dare, learn some steps yourself. Enjoy shows in historic theaters an cafés, and let yourself be captivated by the bandoneon music and the poetry of its lyrics. Tango is the heartbeat of , an experience that you cannot miss.

It has to be lived!

23/05/2024

⭐️THE ARTISANS' ROUTE
📌Seclantás,

👉🏼SECLANTÁS
🌟Cuna del Poncho Salteño

A small village with a special charm, pristine houses, cobbled streets, the warmth of its people, and a silence that wraps around like the embrace of a poncho.

👉🏼THE ARTISANS' ROUTE
This route runs parallel to Route 40, hosting Salta's most skilled weaver artisans. Entire families gather here to create their textiles.

Witnessing men and women with hands weathered by time, weaving threads through a rustic loom to craft blankets, carpets, tapestries, ponchos, fabrics like picote and barracán, belts, and bags, is truly admirable.

⭐️It's an ancestral craft.

The primary materials they employ are llama or sheep wool, and for some special works, the highly esteemed vicuña wool.

Artisans from Seclantás have garnered national acclaim, being acknowledged with prestigious awards and hailed as "Master Craftsmen."

Poncho weavers proudly exhibit meticulously crafted garments of significant artisanal value, perpetuating the traditions passed down by their ancestors and sharing this legacy with their children.

👉🏼EL PONCHO
The poncho stands as an iconic symbol of Argentine culture, and interested visitors can explore the workshops where these distinctive pieces are crafted.

A poncho originating from Seclantás is genuinely one-of-a-kind.

They usually measure between 1.50 to 1.80 by 1.90 to 2.30 meters. It is composed of two panels hand-stitched with a zigzag or "kenco" stitch, as it's locally known.

In the central section, an opening known as "boca" is intentionally created to allow for the passage of the head. Ponchos are intricately woven on vertical looms located in the homes of various skilled artisans.

Part of the experience in the North 😉

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Marcelo T De Alvear 814
Buenos Aires
1058

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Let's celebrate with Malbec Wine from Mendoza!

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Argentina National Parks

Argentina National Parks Every November 6th, we celebrate the National Park Day, to remember the importance of these protected areas for the conservation of our natural and cultural patrimony. What is a National Park? It's a protected area that has great value in terms of their biodiversity and scenic beauty where human activities are limited, with a legal protection status. Argentina has been a pioneer country in the region and one of the first in the world in terms of the creation of National Parks. Our country has 48 protected areas, 46 of them are continental and 2 of them are marine. The protection of the inmense value of these areas is commitment that we share with the visitors, by promoting responsible travel we help preserve these beautiful natural enviroments and the life in it. #furlongincomingsustainability #safetravels #argentina #nature #wildlife #travel #responsibletravel #expertsinargentina

First Cruise of the season in Puerto Madryn

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Cruise Season 21-22

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Our Sustainable Travel in Argentina WEBINAR - BUENOS AIRES EDITION starts in less than an hour! Buenos Aires is world know for Tango Culture, but there's so mucho to discover about that you need to know. While you wait to JOIN US at 11:30 (Argentina Time), try to learn to dance with Natalia Fossati from Tango & Tango, our first lecturer. #buenosaires #argentina #tango #culture #furlongincomingsustainability #webinar #SustainableTravel

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Sustainable Travel in Argentina Webinar Series

September is going to be amazing at Furlong Incoming! We have been working with our colleagues and team to bring our clients a very special invitation. A journey through the 5 Argentinian regions guided by the experts, to discover experiences, lodge and projects that will open the window to a more Sustainable Travel in Argentina. From September 14th until October 13th, every Tuesday the English edition and every Wednesday the Spanish edition. We are so excited to share the Webinar Experiences that we can not wait to meet you! Stay tuned to find out more!

Sustainability Lectures - Day 2

ACCESIBILITY AND TOURISM Today we held our second lecture on Sustainability and we'd like to thank all the participants: our staff, guides and suppliers, who joined to learn about the accesibility and its requirements. We share with you some parts of today's lecture that was very educative and helped us to understand the importance of meeting the needs of every traveler. An special thanks to Andres Queirel, our lecturer, with his knowledge and dedication, taught us so much about accesibility. #furlongsustainability #travel #argentina

WHALE WATCHING Infomation helps us to be more aware of the impact of our actions and guides our choices to be responsible travelers. Every July, Southern Right Whales arrive to the Atlantic Patagonia, to Península Valdés, to begin their annual cycle of mate and reproduction. One of the biggest whale populations of the world, attracts travellers eagger to meet them. But many of them wonder if #WhaleWatching is a sustanaible activity o wether they should o not include this type of activity on their trip. On this post we share with you how whale watching under the regulated conditions promotes the conservation of the whales and oceans' ecosystems. #furlongsustainability

Fin de año 2020

Travel through the flavours! Prepare your own Argentinian Dulce de Leche!

Discover local gastronomy, typical recipes and enjoy new flavours is one of most exciting part of travel, and now that we must stay at home, that doesn't have to stop! We invite to follow Florencia Sarubbi, Groups' Expert and cooking enthusiastic, to prepare the recipe for Argentinian Dulce de leche. Dulce de Leche is the most popular sweet treat in Argentina, used for breakfast on toast, on pancakes or waffles, cakes, desserts and typical pastries. Also great with fruits like bananas, chocolate or ice cream! Prepare your own Dulce de leche and show us what do you combine it with! We will travel again, meanwhile we stay inspired! See you soon!

Argentinian asado

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Preparación del mate

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