Argentina Handbook Footprint Travel Guides

by Lucy Cousins (Author), Christabelle Dilks (Author)

• Used

  Hardcover
  2008

  $44.12

  Spectacularly beautiful and hospitable, it's easy to see what makes Argentina so appealing. Footprint's fully updated 5th edition of their well-loved guide brings you the most up-to-date and objective information, whether you want to learn how to tango in Buenos Aires, ride through the Pampas with modern-day cowboys or trek through the wilderness of Patagonia. Plus all the vitals to help you plan your trip, where to eat, sleep and drink, and the low-down on those lovely Welsh teashops.This guide includes detailed coverage of Patagonia. It contains an essentials section with great advice on how to make the most of the great outdoors and stunning scenery, including the best places for trekking, horse riding, skiing and whitewater rafting. It provides great listings on where to stay for all budgets from working estancias to rural cabanas. It includes detailed maps to help you get around this huge country. It contains a full-colour planning section to inspire travellers and provide practical advice to help find the best experiences.

• Used

  Paperback
  2000

  $4.25

  This updated and revised travel guide to Argentina contains ideas on how to plan a visit, when to go, where to stay and how to get about. In the same series as The South American Handbook , it includes Chilean Patagonia (including Parque Nacional Torres del Paine) and excursions from Buenos Aires into Uruguay. The book features: extensive listings on Buenos Aires for all budgets; information on where to tango ; a special section on estancia tourism and adventure tourism, from climbing and trekking to skiing; comprehensive background information on history, culture, art and theatre; colour maps to help plan a journey, with dozens of local town and site maps; and Spanish words and phrases.

• Used

  Hardcover
  1998

  $14.62

  Argentina is vast and varied. This up-to-date handbook is an informative guide to making the most of a trip of any length to this exciting country. Buenos Aires is an elegant, fascinating capital city well placed as a starting point for exploration in one of many directions: north to get to ruined Jesuit missions and the magnificent Iguazu Falls; southwest to get to the beautiful Argentinean lake district; or far south to the highly remote Patagonia region to see spectacular glaciers and wildlife. Information is included on: the best time to visit; Argentina highlights and how to plan a trip; airpasses; useful Spanish words and phrases; and where to stay from hotels, guesthouses and camping, to developing estancia accommodation.