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Cavas Wine Lodge Mendoza Argentina

avas Wine Lodge is the first Lodge of its kind in South America, blessed by the natural beauty of Mendoza, an idyllic wine growing region at the foot of the Andes. Nestled in a 35 acre vineyard, Cavas Wine Lodge is strategically located between the best known wineries and the magnificent Andes Mountain range.

Buenos Aires Area Hotel Guide

Trying to decide where you will stay while in Buenos Aires can be a big decision. There are numerous distinctive neighbourhoods in the city; all offering their own advantages and beautiful attractions. In each of these neighbourhoods you will find a number of excellent Buenos Aires hotels to choose from. The district in which you choose to stay will often depend upon your own personal tastes.

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Why Argentina is now one of the best countries in the world for entertainment

Argentina is one of the fastest growing countries on the planet, largely due to the various amount of attractions and entertainment available in the area. While many tourists have often preferred to visit North America, mainly the United States and Canada, more and more travelers are beginning to visit Argentina on a regular basis. While …

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Buenos Aires Argentina

With roots going back some 500 years, Buenos Aires represents South America at its most sophisticated. From Spanish colonial buildings and French Belle Époque mansions to colorful flower stalls bordering narrow cobblestoned streets, wide boulevards and terrace cafés packed with fashionably dressed porteños (as the locals are called), the city reflects the best of both Gallic and Latin cultures.

Ponta dos Ganchos, Santa Catarina, Brazil

Ponta dos Ganchos Exclusive Resort is located on a privately-owned peninsula, surrounded by the exuberant Emerald Coast. Known as one of the most exclusive beach resorts in Brazil, the property enjoys direct flights from São Paulo, Rio de Janeiro or Buenos Aires. Here the waters of the Emerald coast meet the lush rainforest vegetation in a dazzling display of colour and light. 25-sophisticated and charming bungalows lay in perfect harmony with the breathtaking scenery.

Argentina, Mendoza and Malbec wines a Perfect Vacation

400 years ago the Spanish came to Argentina and brought with them their love of wine. Catholic monks and priests began to grown produce wine for serving at communion and so the Argentine wine industry was born. It was in the 1800s, though, that European settlers arrived with wine expertise, more grape strains and, importantly, the railway. One of the arrivals was a seemingly insignificant dark grape from the south of France. This grape, called Malbec, found its true home in the foothills of the Andes and flourished.