Hotel Iruna Mar del Plata

En el fin día, nosotros fuimos a la Buenos Aires otra vez. Esta tiempo, nosotros fuimos a la playa, Mar del Plata. La Playa esta a muchos kilometros de largo. Es lo muy famoso y popular. Fuimos bronceado y nadando en el mar. Para almuezo, nosotros fuimos al restaraunte Heladeria Necochea. Era lo muy bueno. Te recomiedo que tu comprar un sandwich o un hamberguesa. Era delicioso! Tiene lo muchos dulces, helado, y chocolate!!! Despues almuerzo, tomemos un taxi al aeropuerto!

... the town itself was almost desert. The season was over, more than half of the stores were closed, nobody in the streets, it was really strange. And there's nothing to do outside of the beach, which is covered with little sunshades for which you had to pay, so nothing very interesting. I also spent half a day looking for postcards without finding any. Let's just say that after a long walk on the waterfront I had nothing else to do, so I took the bus again.

... tres copain avec le mec de Carolina, Chocho, qui n'arrete pas de m'expliquer pourquoi les Peugeots sont les voitures les plus cotees en argentine du fait de leur grande fiabilite et faible cout de reparation. Enfin la je resume vu qu'il est mecano et qu'il m'explique ca en termes techniques auxquels je n'arrive decidement pas a preter attention... Enfin, quand on boit des bieres autour de la finale de foot Boca-Tigre, la on se comprend tout de suite ...

... pesos, bra bra! I naerheten ligger Balcarce, som visst er hjembyen til tidligere verdensmester (5-dobbelt) i bilkjoering (fra 40-tallet hehe), og vi fikk provekjoere banen med leiebilen vaar - artig! Vi hadde vel egentlig ikke trengt aa proeve noe "racetrack", bilfoererne saann ellers i dette landet synes ikke noe om fartsgrenser. Her kjoerer man i gjennomsnitt 40-60 km over det ...

Don´t even think about coming to a nice and sandy beach when you come to Mar Del Plata before mid January. I would say you can expect a desert full of unbrellas with noon on the beach. But the beach walk is nice and amazing view. Make sure to check out the seals on the port where the wreck ships are. They definitely worth the visit. Also try any of the ...

... game in. Mardel has a famed drinking area around Calle Alem, over 40 bars the hostel flier boasts. Maybe because it wasn´t peak season, maybe because Argentina doesn´t seem to go out until 10pm, whatever the reason - Alem was closed. After Googling "Irish pub mar del plata" we found a bar the next block up. Didn´t look open but after pressing our faces to the window we saw it did have four locals in it. So the five of us joined them to watch what ...

... much of a hurry, we just stuck around until it got sunny again. There is a big sea lion colony in the port that we walked about 3 hours to see, but we could only bear to watch them for about 5 minutes because they smelled so incredibly horrible. Seriously, I´ve never smelled anything like it. It was mostly males. Some of them were gigantic and really grouchy and baring their huge teeth and barking at one ...

We got in touch with a friend of Sherry´s, many of you might know him, Austin. He lives in Mar del Plata and since we were passing through, we stayed a night there. Mar del Plata is the summer home to Porteños (people from Buenos Aires). It is apparently, literally packed butt cheek to butt cheek on the beach during the summer. However, thanks to the earth´s axis being ...

... were a couple of minor glitches with the music, and the priest did not instruct the guests to sit down after the bride came down the aisle, so everyone stood through the entire ceremony (which mercifully was not very long.) After the brief ceremony, everyone went to the pool area for cocktails and hors d'oeuvres. They also did the first dance etc. there. From there we went to the club house for ...

... morning and we´d be stuck in the second most dodgy area of town with all our bags. Fortunately our information was correct and we got to Mar del Plata at 9am. We might have been in bloody Brighton, as it was pouring and damn cold, with thousands of tacky souvenier shops everwhere and a **** beach.... Actually i like Brighton, but i was expecting something else. Anyway, we stayed in a fairly cheap hostel, spent the days trying to find a decent ...