| Author | Message | ||
     Pam F C New member Username: Pasco Post Number: 1 Registered: 2-2008 |
Hi All, I'm very very very excited! I've just booked a 2 week holiday to Argentina. Current plan is vague in the extreme!! 30th Oct EDI to CDG to EZE (arr 31st Oct) 13th Nov EZE to CDG to EDI In between those 2 dates we can do what we want. There are so many choices? I'd love to do the South but is it feasible in the time we have? Glad I found this site I'll be scooting around reading old posts. Pam | ||
| Roberto Board Administrator Username: Admin Post Number: 1553 Registered: 12-2004 |
Pam, welcome! This almost 2 weeks is plenty of time to visit a few destinations. It is a good time for whale watching in Peninsula Valdes, for example. From there, you can head south to the patagonian cities and towns and then back to Buenos Aires. | ||
| cathy mcniven New member Username: Cathnniv Post Number: 1 Registered: 3-2008 |
Hi, Another newbie here! I am visiting Argentina in Nov for around 2 weeks with an extra week in Peru. Great reading all the posts here, loads of information. I will be staying with a local family in Adrogue B.S A.S and hope to go to Iguassa & Moreno Glacier along with day trips to Uraguay & La Bocca. Can anyone tell me the cost of flights to Iguassa and the Glacier? | ||
| Roberto Board Administrator Username: Admin Post Number: 1567 Registered: 12-2004 |
Hi Cathy, I replied to your other inquiries earlier. It is difficult to state prices for Nov. Airline companies, as well as travel service providers change/adjust their rates according to the season (nothing strange, just seasonality works on supply/demand). Anything after July will have a different price and operators will not be able to respond accurately. Having said this flights to El Calafate are expensive due to high demand and flights to Iguazu tend to be on the cheap side due to a larger offer. For Iguazu you should explore the option of an overnight bus. |
