We’d been planning our trip for weeks, and finally all the details had fallen into place and our day of departure had arrived—we were going to Mendoza.

Voici un petit guide explicatif sur Puerto Madryn. Comment y aller, quand y aller, quoi faire, où voir les baleines… Vous êtes prêts ? C’est parti !

Here is an article that explains all you need to know about Puerto Madryn. When to go, how to get there, what to do, how to see the whales… ready?…

Every Sunday there is a street market in the Buenos Aires neighborhood of San Telmo. It stretches the entirety of Defensa street and is filled with a variety of vendors:…

Voluntario Global works with sixteen different projects and while I have only worked with two so far, I am beyond amazed at how wonderful they both are.

Iguazu Falls is a National Park in the north of Argentina, on the Argentine and Brazilian border. It is about an 18 hour bus ride from Buenos Aires, which, for…

The very first Argentinian food that I had after I arrived in Buenos Aires was an empanada, a hand-size pastry filled with steaming minced meat and chopped onions. Even tough…

For those who are seeking something a little more unique, often coined the ‘hidden-gems’ of the district, head down to one of the five bars below.

Here's a list of the best five cafes in Buenos Aires.

Le 24 mars est le Jour de la Mémoire, pour la Vérité et la Justice en Argentine. Il commémore le coup d’état militaire qui est survenu le 24 mars 1976…

Before actually arriving in the city, I did as most travelers do and researched the city all over the internet. Apart from what I had heard about the city on…

Buenos Aires is a city bursting with life, every hour of the day there's activity, music, movement. Cars pass by all through the night, the streets are rarely empty and…

The last weekend in October myself and some other Voluntario Global volunteers took a trip to Montevideo, Uruguay. It was the perfect way to spend a weekend doing something different…

Day of the death is an old tradition in Mexico. The ancient Mexicans used to invite their dead to dinner in the month of August, during the corn harvest season.

“How do you say ‘my name is…’ in German?” “What do you call this drink in French?” “In Spanish do you translate the name of this film?”

On 4th of July, my Facebook and Instagram newsfeed were flooded with pictures of my friends from back home at the pool, watching fireworks, day drinking, etc. and I yearned…

In any new city or country one goes to, the first instinct is always to Google for things to do, places to see or even which restaurants to dine in.…

Arriving in a new city can be daunting, especially if it's half way across the world and works around a completely different language and culture. To make your integration into…

Buenos Aires is often described as a ´melting pot` of different styles, cultures and influences, and this is most obvious in the city`s mish mash of architectural wonders. Perhaps the…

Want to experience the best of Buenos Aires whilst not blowing your meagre backpacker's budget? The city is full of hidden wonders and cultural excursions which can be enjoyed without…