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Argentina climate

Argentina is a big country, and the climate can vary widely. The north is subtropical while Patagonia in the south can be sub-Antarctic. The plains are usually mild and humid. The north is best visited between May and September while the opposite is true for Patagonia.

Getting around Argentina

Argentina domestic flight network is reliable and planes are the easiest way to get around if you’re covering long distances. Depending on the route, flights can be even cheaper than buses.

Long-distance buses are also a good option and are equipped with a toilet, air-conditioning and even a bar.

Driving is another option but can be expensive.

What is good to know if travelling to Argentina?

• Buenos Aires, Argentina’s bustling capital is the arrival point for travellers coming off Argentina flights. This fascinating city deserves a few days at least to watch a tango show or football match and eat enough steak for a lifetime.
• If you happen to be visiting Buenos Aires on December 11 then you can’t miss the Tango Day that’s celebrated in honour of the legendary Carlos Gardel’s  (“the King of Tango”) birthday. Stop by the Museo Casa Carlos Gardel, a museum containing memorabilia situated in his mother’s old house.
• The spectacular Iguazu Falls is home to the Iguazu Park (Parque National del Iguazu). There are 270 individual waterfalls spanning over two miles of the Iguazu River. The steepest part of the falls is the Devil’s Throat which is reached by train from Central Station.
• The two parks Talampaya and Ischigualasto can be easily accessed from the quaint town of San Agustín de Valle Fertil. The parks are famous for their distinctive redstone cliffs. The remains of dinosaurs have been found in the gorges of both parks – Ischigualasto is by far the most spectacular.