The Quebrada de las Conchas lies in the Calchaquí Valley, a valley famous for its remarkable red rock formations and stunning landscapes, and runs for 50 kilometres along Ruta 68. It’s perfect road trip material!…
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Purmamarca is another small town in the Jujuy province and famous for its seven coloured hill. I know what you’re thinking another coloured hill!! It seems that the Jujuy province has a lot of the…
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11km south of Humahuaca lies the small town of Uquía. From Uquía, we were recommended the Quebrada de las Señoritas hike. It’s a 3km hike from the edge of town passing through red desert landscapes…
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I’d heard great things about Northern Argentina, especially the Jujuy and Salta provinces. When I found out that the Serranías del Hornocal, a group of multicoloured hills, were also located in the Jujuy province I…
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Two hours north of Villa La Angostura lies San Martin de los Andes and the end point of the seven lakes route. It’s a lovely town on the shore of Lake Lácar and a great…
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Villa La Angostura is a small town north of Bariloche on the seven lakes route. As I’d driven (technically not the driver but you know what I mean) the seven lakes route from Bariloche a…
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Driving the seven lakes was the first mini road trip of my travels so far. Although most people (us included) start in Bariloche, the route technically begins in Villa La Angostura and passes seven lakes…
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I’d heard great things about Bariloche. It is often described as the Switzerland of Argentina with its highly renowned chocolate, wooden lodges and alpine ambiance (it’s a ski resort in winter!). It’s a popular holiday…
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