After the madness of Mar Del Plata, I wanted to find a smaller beach town to relax in, so I took a short bus ride south to Necochea. The bus station was tiny in comparison to the stations in Buenos Aires and Mar del Plata, so this was a good sign that the town would be more quaint. It was so quaint, unfortunately, that I had a hard time finding a ride into the city center, some 10km away (about 6 miles). After waiting under the shade of a small, dusty bus stop for thirty minutes or so, a dilapidated old [View Full Entry]

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I actually had to ask the lady at the bus station where I was! But it is here on the list of options at travelblog.org. kooky. Soooo. It´s been a few weeks since writing last, and to sum it up- I was exploring Buenos Aires with my personal trainer Maria, who was able to rip the fat right off my body with loads of vegetables and excersize. It´s a tough life on the road. Oh, and in case you are following the search for a decent fish dinner, I found it. Of course it helps if you can get into a [View Full Entry]

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Hello!I'm at necochea now. This city is beautiful. The people is very friendly. In every market I go in the people ask me (in spanish) today is a nice day, are you having fun? or, enjoy the beach! They are really good people. the weather is lovely. It's always sunny and hot. It rained just one time so far. There are something strange:the sunset is in the atlantic ocean!The city is in a huge bay in the province of Buenos Aires, so the day breaks on the beach and it get dark on the beach. I've taken a photo to the [View Full Entry]

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