We had a few different stops in Argentina, with Buenos Aires as our final destination. We found geocaches at two of these ports. For the first geocache, we had a driver take us to the stunning location so we could make the find. Totally worth it - stunning views from here and a fun search: Galese.
At another port, we decided to explore another cache (Caminito - República de La Boca). This street was super fun to explore! And on Leap Day!
Montevideo was a fun stop, and we had some of the best food on the trip here. Definitely try steak when in the area!
We had been exploring the city a while when we decided to go look for this geocache. Unfortunately, we forgot a pen. But, fortunately, we were able to get one as a souvineer to sign this log: Canteras del Parque Rodo.
Next stop, Falkland Islands. We spent the day with our tour guide and one other passenger travelling across the bumpy moss to see penguins! But, we also paused to search for a geocache close to the pier: Public Jetty
A trip a year in the works finaly coming to fruition! We headed off to South America with our friends, and OF COURSE we did some geocaching along the way. We spent a few days in the area surrounding Santiago, then our first stops were all in Chile.
The first cache we found on the trip was a bit tricky, but fun: Vicente Perez Rosales. I also got the chance to put my feet in some water, so I took it.
A few days later, we had a port further south and found two additional caches: Furthest Southern Cache and Monumento al Ovejero - Monument to the shepherd. We visited a museum and did a lot of stair climbing.
