Author Archives: Gabi Warner

I know I said when we left Buenos Aires that that was the end of civilisation but I don’t think the five star resort at Iguazú Falls could be considered particularly remote or off the grid – for proof look here. So I’ll say it again and with a little more sincerity, today was theContinue reading “Day Seven in Argentinean Patagonia”

Before we crossed the border into Brazil we had always been loyal to Argentina and their perspective of the falls. We’d hiked all three trails there and remained firm in our belief that it was superior as it was home to the only resort with views of Iguazú . We still think it was aContinue reading “Day Six at Iguazú Falls”

In the wee hours of the morning – realistically about 8am – we left civilisation as we knew it in Buenos Aires and flew into Iguazú Falls. We spent three days staring in awe at one of the largest waterfalls in the world, two from the Argentinean side and one from the Brazilian. Our itineraryContinue reading “Days Four & Five at Iguazú Falls”

In the build up to this trip we wondered if we were cutting our time in Buenos Aires short as we had scaled back our days there from four to three. Despite the fact we are away for a whole month we stuck to our adventure travel roots and prioritised our time in Patagonia andContinue reading “Day Three in Buenos Aires”

By Day Two we felt pretty acquainted with the bustling city so we decided to step it up a notch and explore the islands nearby. We’d managed to see most of the major sites the previous day so we jumped in a car with our guide and headed out to the Tigre Islands. Safe toContinue reading “Day Two in Buenos Aires”

The travel itinerary may have said our first day in Buenos Aires was a ‘day at our leisure’ – they clearly haven’t met our family.

Welcome to the first post for our 2020 trip to South America and Antarctica! I am writing this from Buenos Aires having spent two full days here already and have finally plucked up the courage to publish the first post on Gab Gets Lost. The Instagram is well underway and the website is ready toContinue reading “2020 South America and Antarctica Itinerary”