Highlights van Argentinië

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Klimaat

Kenmerken	savanne bergklimaat zeeklimaat subtropisch woestijn steppe tropisch
Temperatuur	Beste tijd voor een reis

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Don't do this

• Het district La Boca - overgewaardeerde toeristenattractie in zuid Buenos Aires

Exotische ziekten

• hepatitis A
• leptospirosis

Interessante boeken over Argentinië

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  Wandelgids - Klimgids Aconcagua Aconcagua and the Southern Andes - A Trekker's Guidebook | Cicerone | 22.95 €

  Complete guide to climbing Aconcagua, highest peak in South America at 6962m, the highest peak outside the Himalayas and one of the highest peaks acce... meer

  Complete guide to climbing Aconcagua, highest peak in South America at 6962m, the highest peak outside the Himalayas and one of the highest peaks accessible for ordinary mortals. Route descriptions up the Normal and Polish Glacier routes, plus trekking routes in the Argentinian and Chilean southern Andes. Outstanding maps and photographs.
  The guide provides all the practical information on getting to South America, using time in Santiago and Mendoza (en route to the mountains) to prepare, and travel into the mountains. It also covers preparation for high altitude mountaineering - equipment, altitude and acclimatisation. In addition it provides strategies for the ascent, including preparations, food and water, whether to have a guide or not, mules and muleteers, and staying healthy

  Jim Ryan’s definitive guidebook to trekking and climbing Aconcagua, South America, summit of the Americas, from Santiago or Mendoza, via the Normal and Vacas Valley (Polish Glacier) routes, with trekking routes in the southern Andes of Argentina and Chile. Full information on trekking and climbing and using time in Santiago or Mendoza to prepare.

  Seasons
  possible mid-November to mid-March; high season is December/January; weather is best mid-December to mid-FebruaryCentres
  Santiago, Mendoza, Puente del Inca, Los Penitentes, TupungatoDifficulty
  although the highest trek in the world, Aconcagua is relatively non-technical; climbers must acclimatise to the altitude and to the coldMust See
  Aconcagua, highest mountain in the world outside the Himalayas, summit of the Americas; elsewhere in the Southern Andes Tupungato and El Plomo; Santiago City

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  Reisgids Bariloche & Argentine Lake District - Argentinië | Footprint focus | 11.50 €

    Kleine uitgave van de alom gewaardeerde Footprint guides: goede gidsen met veel praktische informatie als hotels, restaurants, openbaar ver... meer

   

  Kleine uitgave van de alom gewaardeerde Footprint guides: goede gidsen met veel praktische informatie als hotels, restaurants, openbaar vervoer en musea. Ook gedegen culturele achtergrond informatie. De informatie in deze gids komt uit het Argentinië handboek van Footprint.

   

  Argentina’s Lake District is home to first class skiing, towering glaciers, virgin rainforest and peppermint green lagoons. This is Argentina’s big country – where wild boar is on the menu, where you’re never far from a national park, and where 1000-year-old alerce trees tower above jade-green rivers. Footprint Focus Bariloche & Argentine Lake District will take you from the alpine chalets of Bariloche, to the Old Patagonia Express – with time for tea in a traditional Welsh teahouse along the way.

   

  ·         Essentials section with useful advice on getting to and around the region.

  ·         Comprehensive up-to-date listings on where to eat, sleep, and party.

  ·         Where to go skiing, trekking, swimming or whitewater rafting.

  ·         Detailed maps for Bariloche and other key towns and sights.

  ·         Slim enough to fit in your pocket.

   

  From the Back Cover

  Footprint Focus travel guides are specially designed for the needs of today’s travelers. Bariloche & Argentine Lake District provides you with all the information you need and none of the stuff that you don’t.

  ·         Insightful, in-depth and up-to-date information

  ·         Extensive listings and expert advice on where to stay, where to eat and what to do

   

  About the Author

  Australian-born Lucy E Cousins has visited over 30 countries from Jordan to Venezuela, travelling by bus, bicycle, canoe, Amazon ferry and on foot, and has lived in London, Bolivia and Argentina. In 2004, while backpacking for a year around South America, she fell in love with Buenos Aires. Two years later she moved there to start her own English-language newspaper called The Argentimes. She has since worked as the editor of the Buenos Aires pages of ontheroadtravel.com, and the South American Explorers magazine and is the director of the Buenos Aires office of the South American Explorers. She has previously written for Condé Nast Traveller, Timeout and several other publications in Buenos Aires, Australia and Bolivia. 

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