Brit Weaver sits down with the writers and editors of the ‘Hola, Buenos Aires!’ e-guidebook, an extensive digital guide to Argentina’s capital, with useful information for those who are moving here. The project was coordinated by volunteers, and all profits will go to a local charity.

Known as the ‘Lourdes of the South’, Luján is the religious capital of Argentina and the end point of a 60km pilgrimage that takes place each year at the beginning of spring.

After walking hundreds of metres amidst thousands of photograph-fanatic-tourists at Iguazú Falls, the slowly swaying hammock beside the pool at La Cantera jungle lodge is the perfect solution.

Being travel savvy in Buenos Aires doesn’t just mean knowing your Guía T inside-out or know the best way to hail a cab in the rain — the cream of the crop know how to get to and from Ezeiza Airport without breaking a sweat. When the city airport closed a couple of months ago […]

Marc Rogers heads down to Península Valdés on Argentina’s Atlantic coast, to catch the waves and see some whales as the mating season begins.

I recently hosted my parents here in Buenos Aires. It was a trip we had been planning for over a month now – choosing restaurants, day-trips, markets, accommodation… etc. Over their ten days here, I played host and translator, and somehow managed to get us into one tricky situation after another. As a relatively new […]

Tracey Chandler discovers a different type of travel experience, one that will put you in tune with yourself and your surroundings.

The Indy is calling for entries for our new photography competition, where we are asking contestants to send us their best image of Patagonia by 20th May.

Megan Cassidy finds wildlife refuge Güira Oga, a rehabilitation centre for rescued animals, an interesting alternative to the waterfalls on a rainy day in Iguazu.

Alex Glynn takes a tour of the new five-star Hotel Boca Juniors, which claims to be the world´s first football-themed hotel.