HOW TO TRAVEL NORTHERN ARGENTINA: Quebrada Flechas, Cafayate & Ruta 68
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- HOW TO TRAVEL NORTHERN ARGENTINA: Quebrada Flechas, Cafayate & Ruta 68
In this video we wake up in the tiny desert town of Angastaco, where we unexpectedly stayed the night before, you can see what happened here if you missed the previous video: • HOW TO DRIVE RUTA 40 A... we were so glad we stopped when we did because the scenery that we woke up to was not something to miss by driving by in the dark.
After spending a few hours admiring the incredible scenery we completed the drive to Cafayate where we had some lunch and wine in a beautiful bodega called Piatelli which not only had great wine but also amazing food, service and views to die for! We explored the town of Cafayate before making the famous drive along Ruta 68 where we stopped off at all the incredible places along the way and explored them all. This route really is a must drive. We have driven some incredible roads in Argentina but this one really wowed us with it’s dramatic scenery and the places to see along the way between Cafayate and Salta.
Next time!
Join us next time for part 3 of Northern Argentina as we explore the Jujuy region starting with a 4 hour drive North of Salta, to another desert town before making the steep ascent from Humahuaca to another high altitude spectacular feat of nature the Hornacal 14 coloured mountain.
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Travel vlog 120 | Cafayate/Ruta 68, Argentina | Country #11 | Filmed April 2022
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It looks like a science fiction place. A movie could be recorded.
That is exactly how we felt waking up surrounded by the flechas, after arriving in the dark it was incredible!
Argentina, EEUU, China, India, Australia, the counries with most diverse landscapes in the world
We still can’t believe the variety we’ve been lucky enough to see in this one country! 🤩
Hola queridos amigos , no alcanza la vida para recorrer Argentina!!nos alegra recibirlos y que disfruten de nestro pais ,saludos !!
Tienes razón, es tan enorme y tan hermoso, hemos visto muchas cosas este año, ¡pero aún así tuvimos que apresurarnos o saltarnos algunas porque hay tanto! Gracias!
Loving your videos. They are so well done. I had heading to Argentina in 10 days visiting Buenos Aires, Mar de Plata, Iguazu Falls, El Calafate, El Chalten and then down to Ushuaia for a few days before catching a 20-day cruise to Antarctica. I've really enjoyed the videos of where I am going soon but these past videos are making me think I need to come back and visit the northern part of Argentina. Muy Gracias.
Wow, you will have an amazing time! We're glad you're enjoying the videos and wish we could have done the Antarctic cruise too. Highly recommend coming back to do the North of Argentina it has completely amazed us and there's still more to come! Have a great time!
Cuando viajas al norte Argentino, despues es imposible olvidarlo! Viaje a Salta hace unos años y quede enamorada del lugar... los paisajes son de otro planeta... Que lindo video! como todos los que hacen! Sigan disfrutando y gracias por haber venido a Argentina! Saludos!!!
Tienes razón, es un lugar/región inolvidable, ¡el paisaje sigue llegando!
The diverse landscapes of Argentina is incredible! That drone shot in the beginning is out of this world 😍
It honestly looks like you’re driving on another planet between all those rock formations! Lol, yes, as I typed this, Craig said it looks like Mars 😅
Wooow! The amphitheater 🤩 definitely Petra vibes.
What an incredible roadtrip guys!!!
It was an incredible day from sunrise to sundown! The different scenery is mind blowing and the whole place is so uncrowded and untouristy, we loved it!
A friend told me that north and south of Salta, the geomorphology is similar to that of Utah. I definitely see the similarities ❤
And Day TWO! Wow, look at those views, you can should post those drone shots on IG Reels and CZcams Shorts! It does look like a fantasy land, agreed! The lunch spot is SO NICE, wow! The dining experience is so worth to wait for 20 min, great location and thanks for the recommendation! The natural amphitheater feels of the rock formations are insane, it does have the vibes of Petra, Jordan - agreed! Great video!
Thank you 😊 we will share some shorter versions for sure, it’s such a cool place. It felt like we were driving around a huge movie set or on another planet!
Such a beautiful area - the landscape is wild. I agree with Kirsty, totally looks like a fantasy land! That lunch looked quite tasty, and the wine would be such a treat. The main squares of the little towns looked cute. Loved that rock frog! I'm loving these videos and getting to see around Argentina.
hello guys, how are you, let me tell you that in cafayate, they have their own wine from argentina, it's called torrontes, it's a white wine with fruity notes and very rich, this grape from Salta grows down to the province of la rioja, try that delicious wine, I send you a big hello
Thank you 😊
Wowww guys, another stunning video! 😀 So glad you are enjoying the diversity of landscapes in my country. Have you been able to go to the southern beaches of Buenos Aires? (Mar del Plata, Pinamar)? What have been the places that you liked the most? Hope you are well, and thanks a lot for your amazing videos, cheers 🤗
Thank you 😊 we didn’t make it to the beaches near BA this time, we plan to come back one day though. It’s hard to pick our favourite we have loved Iguazu, Perito Moreno, Patagonia (Ushuaia, El Calafate/Chalten & Bariloche), but now the North has blown our minds more than we could’ve imagined!
what a beautiful country!! I`m fortunate to have travelled all over Argentina, and I just loved it!!! Loved your videos!!
Thank you for the beautiful images of our country and making them known in different parts of the world. You see them both tanned, with a healthy color, look at the video when they arrived they were white, the sun in Argentina hits hard. Greetings and continue enjoying the trip, there is much more to know.
Thank you, we feel so lucky to be seeing so much of this area, we are thankful for a bit of sunshine and tan too! ☺️
Beautiful. Very nice
Thank you 😊
Wow what a fab trip & the scenery! You fitted SO much in! Really great video. 👍
It was an adventurous couple of days, those roads are incredible!
Hermoso Cafayate, sobre todo la ruta que va a Ciudad de Salta. La próxima visiten Finca las Nubes :)
Teníamos muchas ganas de hacer la Finca Las Nubes, caminamos hasta la estación en Salta para preguntar sobre ella, pero era un viaje de 3-4 en autobús para comenzar el viaje en tren y sería un día largo, no teníamos suficiente. tiempo en esta visita pero volveremos algún día! ☺️
@@TideKnotTravellers aaaah el tren de las nubes dicen! Yo les decía el viñedo Finca Las Nubes, es como la bodega Piatelli y también esta en Cafayate subiendo por un camino de montaña, es lindo lugar, saludos"
Wow you two, just watching the intro I was like ...yes, Yes, YES! I want to visit all of these places 🙌
Even though you have to take your time to get there, visiting the canyon does look worth it. The landscape is so unique.
I was glad to see your visit to the winery went so well. We have also been traveling and felt we were under dressed for some of the places we have visited before. It was so nice to hear they were welcoming...and even better that the prices were so reasonable.
This episode just makes us want to visit even more 😁
We had to pinch ourselves waking up in a tiny desert town surrounded by the flechas, it was insane!
We always feel so scruffy when we go from adventures straight to somewhere smart but they were so nice and welcoming, we just had the best day!
Once again thank you both for showing so much of our beautiful country, This last vídeo was superb !!!!!
Thank you, we're glad you liked it, we loved this day and making this video brought so many great memories back!
Bacana amigos 👍🏻 👍🏻 👍🏻
Thank you ☺️
Hi, Channel and hosts, thanks for introducing Amazing Adventures Argentina to us. Will be heading in December. Download most of your's videos.
Again thanks.
Keep traveling & Good Luck.
Have a wonderful time! We are so glad to be able to share helpful tips ahead of your trip, enjoy!
Ah fabulous, I found part 2.
We will have 7days in The Salta area next month. Would you suggest we do the northern loop from Salta? Or the southern route to Cafayate? I feel like both would be too much for 7days.
Ohh no puedo creer este paisaje!! ☺. 🇦🇷 🌹🌹
¡Es tan hermoso, nosotros tampoco lo podíamos creer!
Really beautiful!
It really is!
Excelente video!
Thank you!
Great video ✌️
Thanks 👍
Bellisimas imagenes, epicas tomas desde el drone
y una excelente edicion. Y ustedes como siempre muy simpaticos.
Muchas gracias, nos alegra que te haya gustado el vídeo. Nos encantó este viaje y este video en particular fue hermoso de editar.
Se pasaron con este video, hermosos lugares en los que estuve años atras y los que volvere a visitar proximamente. Saludos
Tienes razón son lugares realmente hermosos!
Just beautiful! We would very much like to travel to North Argentina in August but not sure about the weather and the temperatures. Did you also travelled in winter?
We visited in early April, the temperature was mild and lovely for our trip. Enjoy, it’s so beautiful!
nice video. Imagine all the places in this country to visit. one life is not enough. I have yet to go to Camarones for lunch, a town that is near the Punta Tombo penguin reserve.
One life really is not enough to see all the beauty here!
Amazing. It rivals the American West, New Mexico, Arizona, and all that area,
It is incredible and so untouristy!
rivals? lol it superpass that area.
@@chuka4901 Yes, I agree,
Another amazing episode, stunning landscapes, keep it up! greetings
Many thanks!
In the Devil's Throat there is a sign that says Stop but I still went up with my friends and entered to take in other views.
Ahh we saw a few others doing this, were the views good from there?
The sign is there for a reason. Follow the rules, don't be THAT kind of tourist.
Hi guys, love the videos. Did ye find it safe driving? Feel apprehensive renting a car in case of breakdown, car jacking etc.
We felt totally safe but we did insist on a half decent car because breaking down in the middle of desert rubble doesn’t sound fun 😅
There was never any fear of carjacking, the people in this area are more likely to pull over and help you, we actually had that happen when were stopped somewhere filming, someone thought we had a problem and checked on us. It was very reassuring. Enjoy your trip, it’s an incredible place and don’t let media stories scare you.
We are traveling Mexico to Argentina very slowly, in search of our favorite retirement city. We want a city that is never or rarely hot, decent healthcare, fairly safe, with friendly people. Ideas ?
Thx !
Maybe Bariloche? Beautiful climate, scenery, food. Cannot speak for healthcare as we had no experience with that.
@@TideKnotTravellers
YES ! Bariloche is very appealing to us.
We assume there are no racial issues there ?
My wife is a little brown skinned latina and it was a concern of hers, due to it’s history.
@@therehastobesomethingmoore it is hard for us to comment as we’re both pale skinned. We didn’t witness anything like that, Argentina as a whole is very multicultural and friendly so I’d be surprised if it was a problem but you’re right in factoring in the history of this particular area. Best thing is to spend a few weeks exploring the area and get a good feel, I hope you both love it!
I have seen all of Argentina and there are numerous beautiful places but there's many empty boring places between each beautiful place.
You're right, and we have endured many long bus journeys in order to get past the vast emptiness, it's a huge country!
Depends on where in the country you are. The provinces of La Pampa, Santiago del Estero, Formosa, Santa Fe, Entre Rios and the interior of Buenos Aires Province are quite dull for the most part, But even in those there are many interesting places and hidden gems. The rest of the 23 provinces are full of amazing landscapes, many of which were not shown in these blogs for obvious reasons.
15 dollars for that lunch???? wine included????
It has been a while since this video was uploaded, but it makes me so happy that our place is visited and that through you can make more visible the town of Angastaco that deserves it, among others and you have the best experience, Angastaco will always have open doors. 🫂
Angastaco will forever be a special little place that we are so thankful to have stayed in. It is a true hidden gem!