Randonnée - Argentine : Les meilleures aventures en plein air vous attendent
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L'Argentine est un pays vaste et diversifié, allant des tropiques au nord, de la pampa et des Andes à l'ouest, de Buenos Aires à l'est et de la puissante Patagonie au sud. La randonnée est une façon vraiment étonnante de découvrir le meilleur de ce magnifique pays.
L'Argentine évoque des images d'immenses plaines désolées encadrées par des montagnes imposantes et majestueuses, avec des champs d'herbe plate et des villes romantiques qui parsèment le paysage. Les Andes et la Patagonie sont deux des merveilles naturelles les plus impressionnantes de la planète, Buenos Aires étant l'une des grandes villes du monde. Faire une randonnée dans ce pays est une expérience incroyablement spéciale, car le large éventail de paysages et l'échelle épique du paysage sont à couper le souffle. Faites votre choix parmi notre sélection de programmes de randonnée en Argentine et préparez-vous à tomber amoureux de cet endroit exquis !
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FAQs: Randonnée à Argentine
Que dois-je savoir sur Randonnée à Argentine ?
L'Argentine est un pays très vaste, avec tous les types de climats et de paysages possibles et imaginables. Chaque région a sa propre culture, alors essayez d'en apprendre plus sur chacune d'elles pour découvrir la diversité de ce pays.
Certaines randonnées peuvent être extrêmement difficiles, alors assurez-vous d'avoir un bon niveau de forme physique avant de les entreprendre.
Why should I choose Argentine for my Randonnée adventure?
Le paysage
Les paysages de l'Argentine sont absolument époustouflants, avec de vastes étendues de champs et de pampas laissant place à des lacs massifs, des montagnes gigantesques et des formations rocheuses arides. La Patagonie, en particulier, a été une source de fascination pendant des siècles, avec son terrain d'un autre monde et son vide absolu, créant un territoire unique au bout du monde.
La culture
La culture de l'Argentine est fortement façonnée par son histoire riche en immigrants, avec des influences coloniales espagnoles et italiennes toujours présentes. La viande rouge, le vin, le tango et l'art magnifique ne sont que quelques-uns des délices culturels à déguster, avec des soirées tardives et une ambiance amusante qui imprègne le pays.
Les villes
L'Argentine abrite des villes fantastiques, dont Buenos Aires, mondialement connue, agitée et enivrante, est un exemple évident. D'autres villes comme Mendoza, Cordoba, Rosario et Salta ont chacune une culture, des coutumes et des traditions uniques et distinctes, avec des histoires intéressantes et une architecture somptueuse.
Météo
Des étés chauds et des hivers doux dans la majeure partie du pays, la Patagonie étant très froide la majeure partie de l'année.
Quelle est la langue la plus parlée dans le Argentine ?
Espagnol
Quelle est la monnaie acceptée dans Argentine ?
Peso argentin
Comment s'y rendre
Vols à destination de Buenos Aires à partir de la plupart des hubs d'Amérique du Sud/Centrale/Nord, et de nombreux autres d'Europe.
Quel est l'indicatif de Argentine ?
+54
Meilleur moment pour visiter
D'octobre à mars, lorsque le temps est le plus chaud et les conditions les plus sèches.
Ce que les gens disent de Randonnée | Argentine
Enya
I would highly recommend this trip to anyone. Joaquin is an excellent guide, and will not only take you to you destination, but also teach you a lot about the geography and history around Aconcagua and the area around. The view of Aconcagua is better by the entrance to the park, but the trip up to Confluencia is worth the trouble if you are staying in Mendoza (or nearby, I travelled from Chile just for this hike). Depending on your fitness level, Joaquin can find a hike that will suit you and give you an experience of the Andes mountains that you wont get anywhere else.
Kevin
I came here at the end of Winter, so it was still snowing and the lake was unfortunately frozen with snow on top. However, the hike had amazing views with a very knowledgeable Guide. Pick up was on time and all information was given to me as needed. Highly recommend.
Koen
The hike and location were great, but what made it a super experience was Joaquin, our guide. He shared a lot of his knowledge about the nature and the country. He really took his time and let you enjoy all the surroundings have to offer. On top of that we had an amazing lunch (you have to try the carrot mayonaise) with an incredible view. If we ever go back to Argentina we’ll definitely book another day with him. Thanks for making mendoza unforgettable!
Chelsea
Joaquin was an amazing tour guide! He was polite, on time, and gave us an amazing experience. He is not only a great guide but amazing person, we love talking to him and learning about Argentina and consider him a friend. We are so appreciative and this hike was the highlight of our trip.
Gülçin
Everything about this trip was really great. Firstly explore-share was extremely helpful, really responsive. We felt really supported making all the arrangements from Netherlands to Argentina. Thanks for the team for that! In terms of the trip -- this was one of the most special trips we ever had. Huemel circuit is was very special. You start day1 in Patagonian forests and slowly ascend to the more rugged, stoney views of the circuit until you end up in the glaciers (and walk on them!) in day 2. Day 2 is slightly challenging due to the long ascend and walk until the camp. But without being very experienced we were able to do it (also thanks to our amazing guide Luis). We camped in an area only by ourselves, where it snowed overnight, which added to the majestic beauty of the whole trip. Day 3 mainly was descending to the 3rd camp area next to Viedma lake. This was also slightly challenging given the very steep descend in the forest, but despite the challenge it was fun, and was filled with great views. The reward is big, where Viedma lake is awaiting with glacier pieces floating on the lake just in front of you (and sometimes letting go some of it’s pieces). It’s a mesmerising area. And day 4 is going back to the start through next to the lakes, hares and guanakos. slightly easier trek but very peaceful, a nice goodbye to the circuit. We were picked up by a car at the end, arranged by Merlin/Luis. In all days, we were flabbergasted by the ruggedness and beauty of Patagonian mountains, glaciers, forests, lakes and everything we've seen. We were mainly alone in the circuit -- at least in the direction we were doing there was no one else with us. In that sense it was extra special. Our guide Luis was one of the main reasons for why this trip was so special. Very experienced and friendly -- made us feel really comfortable in what we were doing through his guidance on technical moves (e.g. in traverses, when we are descending etc). Also very experienced in the area, knew the circuit step by step - gave us a lot of information on the story of the geography not just like a guide but like a scientist almost (he was full of knowledge for this space). It was obvious that he really loves these lands and mountains, it was great to experience this route with him. I never write reviews, but this was a great trip on all levels, and want to make sure anyone who sees the review doesn’t doubt and just goes for it. Thank you Luis, Merlin and explore share - for your friendliness, professionalism and love of nature. You definitely added an incredible memory to our minds. I highly recommend everyone to experience Huemel Circuit with Luis and Merlin. Gulcin and Sebastiaan
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