Vacances Dorado Pinamar

... 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 ...

... we ended up walking in completely the wrong direction and wasted about half an hour walking in a big circle to end up, yeah you guessed it, right back at the bus terminal!!! Thankfully, in the time it took us to make our little round trip, the tourist information office had opened and we were able to obtain a street map on our second visit to the terminal. Right, map in hand, we headed towards the town centre in the right direction this time. We were not prepared ...

Villa Gesell, Pinamar et Ostende sont les 3 principaux villages balneaires de la cote atlantique, premieres bonnes plages a quelques centaines de km au sud de Buenos Aires. Je m'y fais heberger par alejandro et son compagnon. La encore ils sont gays, pas que ca me pose specialement probleme, ils sont super sympas mais ils me regardent quand meme avec des yeux plus interesses que Jorge a ...

... there are deck chairs on the beach and a roof top patio overlooking the boardwalk and the sea. We got to know Frederico who runs the place and have promised to help him get his place into the Lonely Planet since its one of the only places thats open all year round. We was great to have a beer with and since everything was pretty quiet, he had lots of time to hang out with us. He gave us our first (and last) Fernet ...

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.

... down the Atlantic coast to Villa Gisell, a popular coastal vacation spot for Argentinians. After we found our hostel, we spent the rest of the afternoon strolling down the beach until the rain hit. We grabbed some cheese and crackers and headed back to our room... one we actually enjoy spending time in. Our room in Buenos Aires was a little funky... hot and humid and right next to the shared bathroom. Since we didn´t want to spend ...

... not. It went on until daylight. Needless to say we were not amused and so moved swiftly on the following morning. Villa Gesell is a beach town that is mainly visited by holidaying Argentinians from Buenos Aires - this means less people here speak English so communication is a little tricky. We are trying to speak Spanish but even when we know the words we can´t pronounce them and end up pointing to the phrase ...

... 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 ...

We then travelled down the coast to Villa Gesell, a small beach resort and stayed in a hostel with a lovely couple, Betty and Viktor, who made us feel really welcome and helped us work out where we wanted to go next... which was further down the coast to Patagonia. Nearly ...

... men saann er naa livet. Bad ble altsaa foretatt, og noens morsinnstinkt slo inn og de noen gikk inn og la seg igjen paa stranden mens andre ble igjen ute og lekte i bolgene. Man fikk ikke lov aa gaa lengre ut enn de andre, og man maatte vaere forsiktig, for det kunne vaere sterke strommer, og man var bekymret. Det gikk imidlertid fort over, da man knapt nok merket da den badende kom i land igjen da man var oppslukt av sin nye bok. Maa forresten anbefale Buenos ...