From gazing out into the Grand Canyon, or underwater at the Great Barrier Reef, visiting the natural wonders of the world is an experience almost anyone in your family can appreciate. With so many natural wonders around the world, you almost never have to venture far to get a glimpse of one of nature’s beauties. What is needed to truly appreciate these amazing sites? A good camera, comfortable shoes and the right attire to fit the weather will make your trip a treat. Many natural wonders have eco-friendly hotels, or other accommodations that help you enjoy your stay and reward you with great views. Plan a road trip for an awe inspiring adventure in your favorite National Park, or plan a longer vacation to truly immerse yourself in an amazing site....read more »
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photo by Real Traveler RTW tripEl Calafate
Famous for its magnificent glaciers, El Calafate is a breathtaking tourist destination, located in the Patagonia region of Argentina. The Glaciers National Park is the main attraction, with 47 glaciers covering the landscape. Tour guides, boats and othe... read more »
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photo by Real Traveler Jennie and DavidSan Carlos de Bariloche
Located at the foot of the Andes Mountains, Bariloche is surrounded by spectacular lakes, mountains and foothills. A great place for winter travelers to visit, Bariloche features skiing, hiking and water sports activities galore. During the summer, thin... read more »
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photo by Real Traveler mt
Iguazu Falls
Iguazu National Park houses some of the most spectacular sights in all of South America. Home to the massive U-shaped Iguazu waterfalls, there are plenty of opportunities for photography and even an inside view of the waterfall via suspension bridges. T... read more »
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photo by Real Traveler Tracy and ScottIguazu
Find highlights on things to do and see in Iguazu shared by Real Travelers. Browse attractions, maps, travel guide information, and blogs. Price compare hotels, flights, and packages to Iguazu across multiple sites to help plan your... read more »
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photo by Real Traveler Pati and AleBuenos Aires
One of the largest cities in South America, Buenos Aires is a popular vacation site year-round. As the home of the tango, dance performances can be seen every weekend and drum music can be heard filling the air. The naturally temperate climate is perfec... read more »
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photo by Real Traveler Shannon and Toby
Ushuaia
Ushuaia is arguably the southernmost city in the world. Located in the Tierra del Fuego archipelago off the south of South America, Ushuaia is a popular tourist locale and happily serves as a gateway to travelers cruising to Antarctica. Ushuaia is a als... read more »
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photo by Real Traveler Tole & JessicaMendoza
The highest peak in South America, the Aconcaqua, can be found in Mendoza and attracts adventurous mountain climbers from around the world. Easy access to the Andes Mountains allures travelers to premier ski resorts in the winter. Also a wine producing... read more »
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photo by Real Traveler Tole & JessicaEl Chalten
Located within Los Glaciares National Park, El Chalten is a small mountain village that backpackers, climbers, trekkers and nature lovers come to in order to gain access to Cerro Torre and Cerro Chalten (or Mount Fitz Roy.) Known as two of the most diff... read more »
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photo by Real Traveler Ivan and SarahSalta
Salta, Argentina, is visited by tourists from all over the world, drawn to this city for its beauty and historical interest. Lying in the fertile Lerma Valley, surrounded by mountains, the aesthetic experience of visiting Salta is apparent with its str... read more »
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photo by Real Traveler Sal ParadiseCafayate
Known for producing original, high-quality torrontes wines, Cafayate is an important tourist destination for many travelers. This Argentine town in the Salta province is a great starting destination for exploring the Calchaquies Valley, and offers touri... read more »
Top Five Natural Wonder Trip Blogs
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Majestic Patagonia - Bariloche | Mar 10 07'
Arriving in Bariloche was quite a relief after the 22 hour bus journey we we endured. I guess endurance isn´t really the word, coz its not too bad... Continue reading »
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finally a bit of adventure for jamie | Apr 08 07'
"glaciers are beautiful even in the rain and if you can´t see the mountains it is easier to pretend you are in the antarctic"
me and jamie arrived in el calafate tired and hungry after our mammoth journey (my 1st overnight bus trip, although i suspect i will have to get us... Continue reading »
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The Heart of Argentina | Feb 21 06'
Where does one go to escape the sweltering, two T-shirt a day humidity of Buenos Aires? Head west to cooler and drier altitudes. My nex... Continue reading »
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The Horse & Ferry to El Chalten | Dec 07 06'
"Who knew horses could carry bicycles?"
Villa O'Higgins, Chile to El Chalten, ArgentinaWho knew horses could carry bicycles? Apparently they can carry just about anything. In... Continue reading »
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Volcanos and Wine | Mar 17 07'
Well, it took us about 28 hours on buses to get to Pucon from Bariloche and then back to the "civilized" side of the Chile/Argentina border, but I... Continue reading »
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Tierra Del Fuego - a day in the park, 'bonding' w...
My last morning at La Posta I spent organising my accommodation for Punta Arenas and Puerto Natales on hostelworld.com, after my conver... Continue reading »
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Casting off across the Drake Passage - to beyond...
The amazingly warm and sunny weather – unprecedented, we were told, for early spring! – had really made our day out in the Tierra Del... Continue reading »
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