Are you looking for the best places to stay in Bariloche? You’ve come to the right place. Before visiting Argentina’s picturesque lake district, I was overwhelmed by all the options. The more I read, the more confused I became! Do I stay in Bariloche town center? How do I find accommodation with lake views? Which is the best area to stay without a car? So, to help you figure out where to base yourself, here’s my guide to the absolute best Bariloche accommodation options to match every budget and travel style! Whether you’re looking for luxury cabins or a budget-friendly lodge, this guide will ..read more

Mendoza is a magnificent place. For food and wine lovers, it’s one of the best destinations in Argentina. And if you’re reading this post, I bet you plan on eating and drinking your way through wine country, just like I did. I spent a few weeks in the region and have crafted this detailed guide on where to stay in Mendoza (and where to avoid). It’s the guide I wish I had before planning my trip and includes Mendoza accommodation options to fit every budget. Visiting the wineries in Maipu near Mendoza City Torn Tackies contains affiliate links. If you make a purchase using one of these links, I ..read more

The town of El Chalten in Argentinian Patagonia has made a name for itself as one of the best hiking destinations in the world. But after a few intense hikes to Laguna de Los Tres and Laguna Torre, I was eager to rest my legs. That’s when I realized that white water rafting in El Chalten is one of the most underrated activities in the area. Here’s everything you need to know, including costs, the rapids, and what else to expect when river rafting in El Chalten. River rafting in El Chalten, PatagoniaOverview of rafting in El Chalten Location: Rio de Las Vueltas | Here Course length: 16 km Time ..read more

Are you planning your itinerary for Argentina? Looking for the best travel route? You’ve come to the right place! I’ve visited Argentina 3 times, and on every trip, I discover something new to love about the country. Whether it’s the landscapes of Patagonia, the malbecs of Mendoza, or the parrillas (steakhouses) of Buenos Aires, Argentina is pretty epic! If you follow my 2 week Argentina itinerary, you’ll get a taste of what makes the country so unique. And if you have any questions at the end, drop me a message in the comments section, and I’ll be happy to help! Perito Moreno Glacier should b ..read more

Patagonia is a fascinating place. With its wild weather, beautiful hiking trails, and picturesque glaciers, it’s an adventure playground. I loved every minute of my trip to the region. But before I arrived, I had hundreds of questions (which you probably do too)! “How many days in Patagonia?” “Which is better: Chile or Argentina Patagonia” “Can I visit Patagonia without a tour?” Now that I’ve been there and spent over a month exploring the Chilean and Argentinian side, I’ve crafted this perfect 10 day itinerary for Patagonia. It’s easily customizable to a 7 day itinerary but also includes othe ..read more

Are you considering doing the Perito Moreno Minitrekking tour? Wondering if it’s really worth the hefty price tag? Or is it an “Instagram vs Reality” situation? Don’t worry; I understand your concerns – I had them, too. I did the glacier trekking on Perito Moreno in January 2023 and spent hours going back and forth about whether I should do it or not. Spoiler alert – it was the highlight of my trip to Patagonia! I’ve crafted this detailed guide with everything you need to know about hiking Perito Moreno glacier, including things I wish I knew, the best tours, what to pack, and more. Perito Mor ..read more

Bariloche, also known as San Carlos de Bariloche, is the lake district of Argentina. Situated in Northern Patagonia, there’s nothing like it. The charming town has a great mix of everything from spectacular hiking trails to snow-capped mountains, gorgeous lakes, and more! And don’t get me started on the delicious chocolates and mouth-watering steak houses. Here’s the perfect Bariloche itinerary and what to do with 3 days in Bariloche. Bariloche has some of the most picturesque viewpoints in all of Patagonia Torn Tackies contains affiliate links. If you make a purchase using one of these links ..read more

If you’re a wine fanatic like me, then a trip to the wineries of Mendoza should be on your travel bucket list. The region is the biggest wine producer in Argentina, and the quality of the wines completely blew me away. I’m talking bold flavors of their flagship Malbecs to the delicious Cabernet Francs and crisp, refreshing Torrentes varieties. But there’s so much more to Mendoza than what meets the eye. While it may be the wineries that attract you here in the first place, you’ll leave with not only a full heart (and belly) but a strong appreciation for Argentinian landscapes, culture, and cui ..read more

Valle de Uco, otherwise known as the Uco Valley, is a premier wine region of Mendoza Province in Argentina. It may be the furthest of the three grape-growing areas from Mendoza city. But those who venture here are rewarded with sprawling vineyards and the best views of the Andes mountain range. I wanted to see what all the hype was about, so I planned a trip to visit some of the best wineries in the Uco Valley. Was it worth it? Yes! Here’s everything you need to know. Monteviejo Bodega in Valle de Uco Torn Tackies contains affiliate links. If you make a purchase using one of these links, I may ..read more

Lujan de Cuyo is a charming wine region south of Mendoza, Argentina. It’s situated close to the Andes mountains and boasts picturesque views and gorgeous landscapes. If you’re looking for winery lunches amongst the vineyards and intimate wine-tasting experiences, look no further than Lujan de Cuyo. I spent a few days exploring the area and loved every minute. Here’s everything you need to know about visiting the bodegas (wineries) of Lujan de Cuyo in Mendoza! Most wineries in Lujan de Cuyo offer gorgeous views of the Andes mountains Torn Tackies contains affiliate links. If you make a purchase ..read more