A day to forget, really! It did not start well.  I walked into town to get Argentinian pesos to pay for my accommodation. A simple enough transaction, or so I thought. Stood in a long line at the Cambio for … Continue reading →

San Carlos de Bariloche (commonly called Bariloche), in Argentina’s Patagonia, is a town bordering Lago Nahuel Huapi, a large glacial lake surrounded by the snow-crowned Andes.  The name Bariloche means “people from behind the mountain”. The indigenous Poya people used the Bariloche pass to … Continue reading →

A journey of over 12 hours…sailing on 3 lakes and riding 3 buses. Woo hoo! This area has 283 days of rain annually, so very lucky gal to be seeing sunshine and clear views all day! Firstly stopping off early … Continue reading →