Yastaah

The first time I have crossed the border from Chile to Argentina was in February. From Valdivia to Bariloche. The Argentinian flag was waving in the wind and I couldn't be happier. It was a dream coming true. The second time it was from Chile Chico to Los Antiguos. No bus allowed so I had to walk for a while in a no man's land and then to hitchhick. From there, I went to El Chalten and El Calafate, two of the best places I've seen in Patagonia. The third time it supposed to be the official start of my Argentinian journey. I crossed the border from Punta Arenas to Ushuaia. I was a bit sad as  I was leaving Chile after 3 great months. Ushuaia welcomed me showing 3 whales. I had my first tango lesson. And it was the longest distance from my hometown. From Ushuaia to Buenos Aires I hitchhiked for 3000km (much more than Manchester - Naples) in 4 days. I even stayed few days in small towns, such us San Nicolas de los Arroyos. In the the capital I stayed more tha...

Well, it looks like the blog is going good, so thank you so much for your interest. It's time to give you some info about it. Yastaah is what I understood the very first time I heard a Spanish speaker saying "ya está". I liked the sound and caught the meaning but didn't know how to write 😔😔 I'm actually learning Spanish while travelling so this happens all the time 😰😰 The idea of the blog came up as soon as I started travelling. Actually a bit before, and it's the reason why I have a diary of my South American trip from the day one. Hopefully Yastaah is giving you some ideas for your next holidays/trips, or 5 minutes of break from work. I'm not writing down any specific practical advice but feel free to ask. Below the very first picture of my trip, the last espresso italiano 😍😍, the first evidence of me in South America (well the flight was a long one 😝😝).