Argentina

Travel to Argentina, the second largest country in South America, if looking for a vacation spot that offers a variety of activities. Located between Chile and the South Atlantic Ocean, the country of Argentina is often called the "Land of Extremes". When traveling to this country, the visitor will find just about anything from urban to rural settings, hot to cold temperatures, sophisticated to basic activities and entertainment, modern to seasoned culture, and wild to cultured environments. While Spanish is the major language used in Argentina, English is quite common as well, making travel to Argentina for Americans a fairly easy place to go for international travel. Using an Internet search can help find information about places to visit, transportation, dining, and accommodations ranging from simple to luxurious. Also, many travel companies offer complete travel packages based on personal interests as well. "But now I go my way to him that sent me" (John 16:5). Some may perhaps feel "called" to go into the South American country for religious reasons.

Planning a trip to this country allows for a wide variety of attractions and activities meeting the desires and interests of all sorts of travelers. The sports buff could spend time attending soccer, rugby, or polo games. The outdoorsy types can go hiking, climbing, white-water rafting, fishing, as well as other water sports along Argentina's 6.5 km of river front. There is also snow skiing available in the mountain areas. In some areas, the traveler can even go on a safari. There is plenty to see with Argentina's many natural wonders and exciting cities. When heading to the Patagonia area while on tour in Argentina, the tour can include some whale watching. For those who prefer more indoor or urban type of activities there are plenty of museums, shopping, and dining experiences available along with music, dance, and folklore. In fact, Argentina is home to the Tango, and there are plenty of opportunities available to take lessons when people travel to Argentina.

The geography and climate are other reasons people choose to visit this country. Throughout the country there are many National Parks, mountain areas, waterfalls, and Tropical rainforests. The Perito Moreno Glacier and Iguazu Falls are popular sites to see when groups travel to Argentina. The country itself is divided into four broad climate regions. The North Eastern Interior region is primarily tropical. Western Argentina is very dry. The Pampas has mild temperatures pretty much year round. Patagonia is really the "Land of extremes" when it comes to climate. This area has both the lowest as well as the highest temperatures in the country and has a considerably high precipitation level. No matter what type of climate preferred to vacation in, Argentina just about has it all.