New homes in Argentina



Real estate investment in Argentina

Argentina is among the Andes, the South Atlantic Ocean and the Antarctic continent. This country can be divided into three major geographical areas, clearly differentiated:

• The northern and central zones, with abundant forest vegetation and large areas of palm groves and pastures.
• The southern area, which houses the Pampas and Patagonia.
• The west, which is predominantly a mountainous and sparsely vegetated.

Argentina has 4665 kilometers of coast. The area of the Atlantic on the continental shelf is unusually wide and is called Mar Argentino, which has important fisheries and hydrocarbon resources. The costs vary between areas of dunes and cliffs.

Because the latitudinal extent and variety of reliefs, Argentina has a wide variety of climates. The north is characterized by hot, humid summers, mild winters and dry, being subject to periodic droughts. The center of the country has warm summers with rain and storms, and cool winters. The southern regions have warm summers and cold winters with heavy snowfall, especially in mountainous areas. Higher elevations at all latitudes are experiencing colder conditions, with an arid climate and montane level.

Tourist attractions in Argentina

The vast territory of the Republic Argentina is equipped with great tourist attractions. Buenos Aires stands out as the favorite center of foreign and national tourists.

Another prominent attraction is the center of Iguazu Falls, in Misiones Province, declared Natural Patrimony of Humanity by UNESCO in 1984. The fall of the mighty Iguazu River compliments the subtropical forest that surrounds it.

Glaciers are one of the main attractions of the Patagonia Argentina. The best known is the Perito Moreno, whose accessibility and periodic rupture give a uniquely attractive.

Winter tourism has its greatest exponent in the Lakes region, at the foot of the Andes in the provinces of Neuquen and Chubut Black River; in addition to the practice of mountain sports, the area has glacial lakes surrounded by National Parks and lush vegetation. In the middle of it, the city of San Carlos de Bariloche on Lake Nahuel Huapi, a few kilometers of Cerro Catedral, is positioned as the premier winter resort in South America, attracting the bulk of both national and foreign tourism.

Useful links

• Official website of the Government of Argentina
• Argentina - Secretariat of Tourism
• Official Promotion Portal for Argentina
• Tourism Argentina

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