The penguins look so hot at Punta Tombo in Argentina’s Patagonia region. Where is the ice? There are millions of them and they’re right in front of you!
Did Hitler actually spend his final days here?
Bariloche is an idyllic little town and the gateway to Argentina’s Patagonia region. But there are rumours it hides a dark and evil secret.
My Mendoza love affair
Falling in love with wine in Argentina’s Mendoza region is a salacious affair. The bodies of the varieties and delicate tastes are like a forbidden liaison.
The unofficial saint for travellers
The church doesn’t recognise her, but millions of people worship Difunta Correa as the patron saint of travellers. You can tell by the roadside shrines.
Man on the moon
This national park in Argentina is not the easiest to get to – but the trip is worthwhile. The stunning landscapes resemble something from outer space!
My new mission
The Jesuit Block in the Argentinian city of Cordoba represents a seminal time in history as European and native cultures were brought together.
Letter to Che
A visit to the Che Guevara museum at his childhood home in Alta Gracia near Cordoba left me with a lot of questions. This letter to Che asks for answers.
Is this a hostel or a resort?
You don’t find many backpacker hostels in South America with a pool and deckchairs. But at Puerto Iguazu in Argentina, you’d think you were in a resort!
How the mighty falls
Iguazu Falls is one of the natural highlights of South America. You can see them from either the Brazilian or the Argentinian side. So which is best?