Colonia del Sacramento is a true gem to visit in Uruguay and absolutely worth a trip, no matter what time of year! We spent just a couple of days exploring this city while slow travelling in Uruguay. We took the bus from Montevideo each way and were impressed with how many buses are available to get to this seaside, quaint city. Spending 2 Days in Colonia Del Sacramento is a great amount of time to take in this city, especially as it’s also a quick …
When researching things to do in Buenos Aires, you’ll most likely hear about the famous San Telmo Sunday Market. We stayed in San Telmo for two months as digital nomads in 2026, and I must say that this market really is worth the hype. In fact, we actually went to the market multiple times as it was only a few minutes’ walk away from our Airbnb. There are hundreds of stalls that are set up just for the day, and you can spend hours strolling …
Travelling to Bariloche in Patagonia was a bucket list item for us during our Argentina slow travel adventure in June of 2026. Without a doubt, the absolute highlight for us was renting a car and embarking on a road trip around Circuito Chico. Travelling during the fall/winter season can be a bit of a gamble weather-wise. We truly lucked out and experienced the best views and had a day to remember. This Circuito Chico route planner will hopefully help you plan your trip and make …
We travelled to Salta in May of 2026 and loved our time eating and drinking our way throughout the city. Although we didn’t know too much about Salta before our trip, we booked it on a last-minute whim. We were excited to try regional food in Salta and discover the colourful mountains nearby. There are distinct dishes in the Northwestern Region of Argentina that were certainly a highlight for us. We booked an apartment for our 5-day stay and thus had ample time to explore the …
What is the Tren Solar de la Quebrada? Tren Solar de la Quebrada is the first Solar Train in Latin America and offers a unique travel experience in the Quebrada de Humahuaca. It is 100% sustainable and offers a zero-emissions journey for travellers. While the train itself is located in Jujuy Province, you can actually begin your journey from Salta, which we did in May of 2026. If you are planning a trip to the region, be sure to check out this article to see if …
