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Special holidays in Argentina

Holidays in Argentina are special, as is the country that stretches from the mild subtropics in the north to the icy lands of Antarctica offering each traveler a unique variety of natural landscapes, millennial cultural traditions and tourist experiences that you will not forget. Dream of a holiday in Argentina where you can feel the true power of nature at the Iguazu Falls, explore the peaks of the Andes and the glaciers of Patagonia, discover the civilizations that founded the ancient cities, or spend a stay on the sunny beaches of the Atlantic coast. All this can become a reality on a trip to Argentina, a country that has something special even for the most experienced explorers.

Places to visit

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Whether you're an experienced explorer looking for a journey into the unknown or a devotee of far-flung cultures and traditions that tell secular stories, a holiday in Argentina satisfies everyone's desires. Here are some of the destinations you will never forget on your trip to Argentina:

Buenos Aires

The capital of Argentina is a must-see destination for anyone visiting this corner of the world. With its vibrant markets, colonial architecture and passion for tango, Buenos Aires is a place of passion.

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Patagonia

The southern region of Argentina awaits you with some of the world's most spectacular natural landscapes. Explore the glaciers of Los Glaciares National Park, take advantage on the high peaks of the Andes or discover the untouched wilderness of Tierra del Fuego.

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Mendoza

With a worldwide reputation for its vineyards and exceptional wines, Mendoza is the place to be for wine and gastronomy lovers. Visit the vineyards, enjoy tastings and relax in the dreamy landscape of the Andean valleys.

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Iguazu

The impressive complex of waterfalls separating Argentina from Brazil are a natural wonder that must be visited on your trip. This circuit will take you through the lush jungle of Iguazu National Park, offering a storybook view of some of the world's largest waterfalls.

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Salta

This region in northwestern Argentina is famous for its arid landscapes, colorful mountains and picturesque villages. Salta is the place where you can explore high altitude deserts, impressive geological formations and centuries-old indigenous traditions.

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Useful information for travelers

For a holiday in Argentina full of unforgettable adventures in unexplored places, culture and history, here are some practical tips

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1. What is the weather like in Argentina and when is the best time to visit?

Argentina has a varied climate. In the north, the climate is subtropical, characterized by warm summers and mild winters, and in the south (Patagonia region), the climate is much colder, with long and harsh winters. The best times to visit Argentina are spring (September-November) and autumn (March-May), when temperatures are pleasant and the weather is generally stable. Summer (December-February) is suitable for visiting Patagonia, but it can be very hot in the north of the country.

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2. What currency is used in Argentina?

The official currency of Argentina is the Argentine Peso (ARS).

1 USD is equivalent to 968.76 ARS

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3. What kind of telephone network is used in Argentina?

Argentina uses high-quality networks, including 5G. You can purchase a national SIM card from the main mobile operators: Claro, Movistar and Personal. For a more convenient option, the Airalo app also provides eSIM alternatives

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4. What is drinking in Argentina?

Tap water is drinkable in large cities, but in rural or less developed areas it is recommended to drink bottled water to avoid possible risks.

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5. How to dress in Argentina?

Clothing varies depending on the region and season. In the north, in cold seasons temperatures are moderate and you can wear casual and comfortable clothes, while in Patagonia or mountainous areas warm and windproof clothing is required. However, in the north of the country, during the summer, light and light clothes are recommended.

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6. What kind of sockets do we use in Argentina?

The sockets in Argentina are type C and I, and the standard voltage is 220V to 50Hz.

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7. What kind of time zone is in Argentina?

Argentina is in GMT-3 time zone and does not use daylight saving time.

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