by Tash, Jake, Lola and Albie | Jun 8, 2018 | Animals, Argentina, Food and drink, Landscapes, Scenery, Uncategorized
We knew we wanted to stay on a working farm (called a finca in Argentina) so were delighted to come across Finca Santa Anita, a couple of hours south of Salta in the northwest. Sitting at the back of the local bus from Salta, squished between our luggage and the... 
by Tash, Jake, Lola and Albie | Jun 8, 2018 | Argentina, Food and drink, Landscapes, Scenery, Uncategorized
Catching a bus before sunrise, we were excited that our journey might reveal some breathtaking sights across the Andes, given that the last time we crossed the skies were full of mist and rain! Leaving San Pedro de Atacama, we passed towering volcanoes and reflective... 
by Tash, Jake, Lola and Albie | May 7, 2018 | Argentina, Countries, Landscapes, Scenery, Uncategorized
As the bus neared San Martin de los Andes, a town in the north west of Patagonia, we were blessed with this fat rainbow guiding the way. Getting off the bus, we were greeted with pouring rain! Taxi! Thankfully, our apartment was super cosy and reminiscent of an alpine... 
by Tash, Jake, Lola and Albie | May 6, 2018 | Animals, Argentina, Landscapes, Scenery
The first of many bus journeys begins! Having first caught a bus from Puerto Pirámides on the Valdes Peninsula to Puerto Madryn, we had a day to organise our onward travel plans. This was to be our gateway between the Peninsula and wherever we decided to go next!... 
by Tash, Jake, Lola and Albie | May 1, 2018 | Animals, Argentina, Flora and Fauna, Landscapes, Scenery, Uncategorized
Having read about the extremely short season for watching orcas hunt in a unique manner, on the Valdes Peninsula, Patagonia, we’d debated whether it was worth the cost/time of flying down south. Realising that nature moments such as this are one of our favourite... 
by Tash, Jake, Lola and Albie | Apr 25, 2018 | Argentina, Flora and Fauna, Landscapes, Scenery, Uncategorized
Leaving the hustle and bustle of Buenos Aires (BsAs) behind us (but still carrying jet lag with us!), we headed just an hour north of the city to Tigres – so named by the big cats that used to roam the area. The town was bigger than we expected, and we...
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