San Remo Viking Pinamar
Av. Eolo, 199 Pinamar, Province of Buenos Aires, Central Argentina, 710077, Argentina
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Atlantic beach
Off the back packer trail - the Pampas: We decided to see the Atlantic coast and the pampas south of BA - grass, cows, fences, a few trees, and lagoons. The pampas are the vast areas of flat grass lands that make up the majority of the Argentine countryside. There really isn't much else to see out in these ares, so the guide books don't spend much time on them. A person is much more likely to see Argentine tourists ...
On Air
In the morning we went to Villa Gesell's local radio station. Jose Luis has a weekly radio show where he speaks about the political issues of the town. Some people think he should run for major of the town but he doesn’t want to.
We went along to see him on air and at the last minute found out we would be interviewed. We were the 'tourists’ from Spain and NZ. Emilio was questioned about what he thinks of Ville Gesell and Kelly was asked to speak about ...
Mar de Plata
Today we headed out to Mar de Plata (Silver Sea), a marine town 100km from Villa Gesell. This time we passed fields of sunflowers and more fields of cows. Compared to NZ the fields seemed much wider because the fences between each field is greater and there were less animals per field. Jose Luis tells us that to own a cow in Argentina at least a 1km squared area of field per cow is necessary, this meaned for 100 cows you'd have to have 10km squared of field for ...
On Quads
... burried themselves. We couldn’t move. We only noticed the breaks were on after lifting the bike out of the holes!
In the evening we went into the centre of town where there was a pedestrian only street. It was a Sunday night at 11pm and absolutely buzzing with activity. There were loads of children around and there was almost a family atmosphere. People were shopping, shops close at 1-2am during the summer holiday time, ...
To Villa Gesell
We arrived in Buenos Aires (BA)! greeted by 35 degrees and by the lovely Graciela, Emilio's cousin who we stayed with in BA. Back at her house we sat down and met the rest of the family. We had just enough time for a quick shower before lunch. Lunch as quite a spread, we were offered matahambre, roast chicken and some salads. Matahambre is a large, thin cut of beef, like a pastry sheet, rolled with lots of stuff inside, ours had eggs, carrots, pepper, onions and ham. ...



