San Remo Palace Villa Gesell

... Gesell. The last 20 miles riding is past a massive pine forest, planted apparently by a German immigrant many years ago and now extremely popular as a holiday home building area for wealthy people from BA.<br><br>Entering VG at 5pm, the town immediately seems attractive and relaxing, with lots of pine trees along the road side and big gardens around the houses. The Sat Nav is taking us straight the seafront and we decide to park up on a grassy area near the ocean while ...

... private beach (the one in town was always heaving so this was a great bonus). As well as that, there was a family of kittens living on the site that we took a bit of a shine to (quite possibly the cutest thing ever, if only all campsites had them.......). All in all, our week in Villa Gesell was great, despite a couple of days of rain. We felt like we totally re-charged the batteries and were raring to go when it was time to move on to our next stop further south, Puerto Madryn.

... Enfin, je suis mechant car ils restent tres courtois et, la encore, font tout pour que je garde le meilleur souvenir de Villa Gesell et des alentours. Alejandro a le coeur sur la main, a une emission de radio locale 3h par jour a laquelle il me convie en direct et a l'improviste pour que je partage mon periple et que j'explique le concept de couchsurfing aux quelques auditeurs du ...

... but we both agreed that it was probably out last foray into the world of intestine cuisine. In any case, we both really liked the town. It was beautiful and laid back and felt more like a traditional honeymoon. I also think it would be a really different experience in-season when all the beachside patios were full of holidayers. It would probably be excellent! Well, that's about it for Argentina for us...off to Uruguay.

We spent a few days at this coastal town, about 5 hours south of Buenos Aires, as a stopping off point to Puerto Madryn. The weather was lovely so we had a couple of very long walks on the beach, along with a few good seafood dinners. As we were off-season the town was quiet but there were enough people there for the weekend to make it feel lively enough. A really attractive place to chill out for a couple of days.

... time in there, it was left locked up all day, windows and all and it never really improved. Here, we´ve got a great big window that opens to the garden on the top floor with tons of ventilation. We love it. Of course things are more expensive than we expected... especially bus rides. I think our plan is to deal with it by taking overnight buses long distances and not have to pay for rooms those nights... not such a bad idea since ...

... murdered, and all their other songs started to sound like ´cum-bye-arghhhhh´ we could take no more. The ipods came out and were cranked up to the max for the rest of the journey. When we finally escaped the asylum of the bus we found Camp Afrika next to the bus terminal and so decided to camp for the first time. The camping was fine, a little way off the road and in amongst the trees, but the rave next door ...

... re gonna lose a **** load of money. So i went home early, Bruse walked me to get a taxie at like 4 and I got some sleep. The next day was my last night and I was walking down the street and saw this guy in like an ally with his stuff set up on the ground and he was selling mayan relgion stuff so I stopped and talked to him for a long time and bought some books and stuff (their in spanish but its so interesting so i'm gonna have to power my way through it), I found out ...

... chocolate submarine...). When we´re not learning our ´indefinite pasts´ we were free to waste as much time as we pleased. I went running along the beach, mostly because it has these little washed up seaweed sacks that explode like water balloons when you step on them. That made the exercise much more interesting. The sandy coastline looks like ...

... 1 y Paseo 103 Bis, Villa Gesell (7165) (Tel/Fax 0255 64083 / 68763). Nice place with a friendly owner and sun terrace on the first floor. Can also borrow deckchairs to take to the beach for free. Recommended. - Wikitravel: Villa Gesell