Living In Patagonia

• ¡Te extraño Argentina! 10 months ago Written by Jamie As many of our readers know, Shanie and I left Argentina as full time residents back in October, 2010. Here it is almost 2 years removed from la vida loca, and I find myself reflecting back on my beautiful time there. Many things have changed since crossing over the equator, but...
• Reasons to Visit Argentina 10 months ago Written by Tiara of One Travel Argentina, the beautiful country of Gauchos, Mate, Asado, Tango, Pampas, and Dulce de leche, is a country waiting to be discovered and appreciated. Bombarded with treasures of pleasures, stunning natural marvels, elegant capital offering European-flavored...
• 2012 Ski Season Underway 11 months ago Written by Jamie Northern Patagonia and the Andes have been receiving lots of snow this season. Photo courtesy of Andes Cross Cerro Catedral, just 20 minutes from Bariloche, is now reporting 200 cm of snow at the summit. With this much snow so early, 2012 should be a great season. If you are...
• Cerro Catedral to Open for 2012 Ski Season 11 months ago Cerro Catedral will be open for skiing starting tomorrow, June 23. Thanks to the recent snows, South America’s largest ski resort will be operating 4 lifts initially. The forecast is calling for more snow tonight and than early next week. We sincerely hope the region has a great winter,...
• Top Luxury Retreats in Patagonia 1 year ago Alongside some of the most awe-inspiring landscapes and wild open spaces, Patagonia is also home to some of the most well-designed, best located and downright luxurious hotels on the continent. For a South American luxury holiday to Patagonia, here’s a pick of the best places to lay your...

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