¡Hola! Argentina is fundamentally likeable.The people are among the friendliest in the whole continent, the place is attractive, organised, not particularly expensive, the girls are drop-dead gorgeous, and it is full of all sorts of natural wonders that I didn´t have either the time or the money to see.I am definitely coming back here to see the sights down south in Patagonia and, like everyone else on the planet who has been there, I would drop everything if ...

¡Hola! In the end I managed to get a 'cheap' return flight from BA to Iguazú by going directly to the LAN Airlines website, which was fantastic, as the alternative was two 20-hour bus journeys; I don't think my ageing body could have handled that.After my very relaxing 1.5-hour flight arrived at a really cool backpackers hostel in Iguazú, called Hostel Inn, which was airy and modern, like a big resort hotel, with pool tables, table tennis, a pool, a bar and b...

¡Hola! After I left Salta I headed south to the city of Córdoba, Argentina's third largest I think.I had planned to meet up with one of Josh's friends who was living in Córdoba, but unfortunately she was heading out into the countryside for that weekend; so, instead, I headed to a very sociable hostel that had been recommended to me by some other travellers - Hostel Tango.There I met with a whole bunch of wicked people, and we set out straight away into the s...

¡Hola! Salta was my first stop in Argentina and, although the city (town!) itself was nothing special at all, I had an awesome time, mainly because I was concentrating on being sociable, going out and drinking.I decided to stay at a more gingoey backpacker place and I met some guys at the bus terminal intending to do the same, so we went to a place called 'Backpackers' and shared a dorm - the first time I have done this since I was in Nicaragua nearly a year ...