| Author | Message | ||
     alissa Unregistered guest |
Hello! My fiance and I are planning on taking our honeymoon in Argentina next May. We want to check out different parts of the country - but will the weather be warm enough for a bit of beach time? Thanks for your help! | ||
| Roberto Unregistered guest |
Hi Alissa and welcome! Quick answer: NO. For the beaches only mid Dec. thru mid March. | ||
| zoe Unregistered guest |
Is the weather nice in may if one is not planning on going to beaches? I am going to Buenos Aires and Iguazu for two weeks (Iguazu for only 2 days), and I wondered if it's nice then. I also wonder if it's cheaper since it is not the height of the tourist season. Should i worry about this? Will things be closed? | ||
| Roberto Board Administrator Username: Admin Post Number: 308 Registered: 12-2004 |
Zoe, things will not be closed. It might be somewhat more economical but probably not much. Weather starts to get a little colder by May. Iguazu is going to be fine though. It is for Buenos Aires that you should pack a jacket and some sweaters. | ||
| Susie Dos Santos Unregistered guest |
We are planning a trip to Buenos Aires in June or july. Will it be to cold to sightsee? Is June better then July? | ||
| F. Harrington New member Username: Tarheel Post Number: 15 Registered: 1-2006 |
Susie: It will definitely not be too cold to sight see. July would be a little colder but you must remember, it can feel rather cold in BA, but the temp. does not go low as compared to other parts of Arg. such as Bariloche, etc. |
