Patagonia or Salta
Jul 27th, 2007, 07:40 AM
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Patagonia or Salta
Hi Everyone,
If you had to choose between going to Patagonia or the Salta region in January, which would you choose and why. What are the highlights of each area? Thank you very much!
If you had to choose between going to Patagonia or the Salta region in January, which would you choose and why. What are the highlights of each area? Thank you very much!
Jul 29th, 2007, 07:13 AM
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OK, go to PAtagonia and miss Salta but you will regret... Or get a excuse to come back. Jan is our rainny season but not bad, the rains are fast and the weather is better than in BA.
Warm regards.
F
Warm regards.
F
Jul 31st, 2007, 03:46 PM
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Any time, ANY... believe me, there are reviews of people who habe been in SAlta in January, February, MArch...
When in BA it is impossible to breath SAlta has cool nights even in summer, the weather is like in SAn Francisco...
Eternal Springtime!
It is a mith that Salta is impossible in summer, the weather is dry and of course, if you stay sitting in the sunshine it is hot, but really pleasant in the shade. Besides you know altitude makes the difference also, each 100 mts, l degree less... Salta is at 1187, almost 3500ft...
But if anyway you want t know the best time it is from April to November.
You only run the risk of falling in love with this area...
Warm regards,
Flintstones
When in BA it is impossible to breath SAlta has cool nights even in summer, the weather is like in SAn Francisco...
Eternal Springtime!
It is a mith that Salta is impossible in summer, the weather is dry and of course, if you stay sitting in the sunshine it is hot, but really pleasant in the shade. Besides you know altitude makes the difference also, each 100 mts, l degree less... Salta is at 1187, almost 3500ft...
But if anyway you want t know the best time it is from April to November.
You only run the risk of falling in love with this area...
Warm regards,
Flintstones
Jul 31st, 2007, 04:06 PM
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nice salta thread! we will be in mendoza in january, and were in bariloche last year. is salta similar to one or the other? we love small towns and great mountain scenery. what are the big "draws" in salta, please?
Aug 5th, 2007, 06:24 AM
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Oh, Salta is incredible! Colourful mountains, and when I mean colourful it means colourful all the colours, not only red... Wonderful formations and great wines... Salt Flats and very varied landscape. Completelly different to any place you have been before. The town is typical spanish colonial architecture and the churches are beautiful. The Music and the nightlife is also different to the rest of the country. If you have seen pics like this before maybe those look no real...
http://cometosalta.home.services.spa...m/default.aspx
Warm regards,
Flintstones
http://cometosalta.home.services.spa...m/default.aspx
Warm regards,
Flintstones
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