My partner and I are visiting El Chalten in October and we'd love to do the Laguna De Los Tres hike for sunrise.
Would you recommend hiring a guide for this time of year if we are not avid hikers? We are both physically fit, but don't have a ton of experience with difficult hikes.
Will we need crampons for this time of year?
And will we be OK using a Life Straw filter with the available water sources?
Thank you!
Any recommendations for a good private chef that comes to your home for special events?
My husband and I booked a somewhat last-minute honeymoon to Argentina in October for 2 weeks. There are key destinations we would love to see (especially Patagonia as we have been dreaming of hiking here for years), but we know 2 weeks isn't a ton of time.
Is this itinerary too ambitious?
Are we stupid not to see Iguaza Falls and Bariloche?
Are we spending too much or too little time anywhere?
I would say our top activities while travelling are eating, hiking and experiencing local culture. We are comfortable with a lot of moving around as we both travel frequently for work.
... I don't know if or when we will have a chance to go back, so any advice on how to make the most of this opportunity would be so so appreciated :)
Fly Toronto > BA
Day 2 - BA
Day 3 - Fly BA > El Calafete
Day 4 - Drive El Calafete > El Chalten
Day 5 - El Chalten
Day 6 - El Chalten
Day 7 - El Chalten
Day 8 - Fly El Chalten > BA
Day 9 - BA
Day 10 - BA
Day 11 - Fly BA > Mendoza
Day 12 - Mendoza
Day 13 - Mendoza
Day 14 - Mendoza
Day 15 - Fly Mendoza > BA > Home
My husband and I booked a somewhat last-minute honeymoon to Argentina in October for 2 weeks. There are key destinations we would love to see (especially Patagonia as we have been dreaming of hiking here for years), but we know 2 weeks isn't a ton of time.
Is this itinerary too ambitious?
Are we stupid not to see Iguaza Falls and Bariloche?
Are we spending too much or too little time anywhere?
I would say our top activities while travelling are eating, hiking and experiencing local culture. We are comfortable with a lot of moving around as we both travel frequently for work.
... I don't know if or when we will have a chance to go back, so any advice on how to make the most of this opportunity would be so so appreciated :)
Fly Toronto > BA
Day 2 - BA
Day 3 - Fly BA > El Calafete
Day 4 - Drive El Calafete > El Chalten
Day 5 - El Chalten
Day 6 - El Chalten
Day 7 - El Chalten
Day 8 - Fly El Chalten > BA
Day 9 - BA
Day 10 - BA
Day 11 - Fly BA > Mendoza
Day 12 - Mendoza
Day 13 - Mendoza
Day 14 - Mendoza
Day 15 - Fly Mendoza > BA > Home
My husband and I booked a somewhat last-minute honeymoon to Argentina in October for 2 weeks. There are key destinations we would love to see (especially Patagonia as we have been dreaming of hiking here for years), but we know 2 weeks isn't a ton of time.
Is this itinerary too ambitious?
Are we stupid not to see Iguaza Falls and Bariloche?
Are we spending too much or too little time anywhere?
I would say our top activities while travelling are eating, hiking and experiencing local culture. We are comfortable with a lot of moving around as we both travel frequently for work.
... I don't know if or when we will have a chance to go back, so any advice on how to make the most of this opportunity would be so so appreciated :)
Fly Toronto > BA
Day 2 - BA
Day 3 - Fly BA > El Calafete
Day 4 - Drive El Calafete > El Chalten
Day 5 - El Chalten
Day 6 - El Chalten
Day 7 - El Chalten
Day 8 - Fly El Chalten > BA
Day 9 - BA
Day 10 - BA
Day 11 - Fly BA > Mendoza
Day 12 - Mendoza
Day 13 - Mendoza
Day 14 - Mendoza
Day 15 - Fly Mendoza > BA > Home