Safe Couches for Women Surfing in Buenos Aires
Graziela
Buenos Aires
Can host for:
3 days
About me
I am brazilian and I live in Argentina now. I work mostly from home and I love to travel and the best thing is that I like to share experiences with people.
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Agus
Buenos Aires
Can host for:
3 days
About me
I live in Buenos Aires, Argentina I love travel, music, beach, sea, nature, summer, bike
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agustina
Buenos Aires
Can host for:
3 days
About me
I'm a 28 year old Spanish teacher based in Buenos Aires, Argentina. Love animals, conversations, music and dance. Trying to become a better person little by little 💞
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Valentina
Buenos Aires
Can host for:
3 days
About me
Hola! Somos Valentina y Brisa, tenemos 23 y 22 años y en este momento estamos haciendo un intercambio estudiantil en Granada, España. Estamos pensando ir a conocer Portugal y quedarnos en Oporto desde el 24 al 26 de Enero y en Lisboa desde el 26 al 28! Así que si tenes ganas de hospedar a dos argentinas divertidas, nosotras vamos a estar encantadas de compartir unos mates. :) Hi, we are Valentina and Brisa! We are 23 and 22 years old and we are currently doing an student exchange in Granada, Spain. We are planning on going to Portugal from the 24th until the 26th of January in Oporto and from the 26th until the 28th in Lisboa! so if you want to have two funny Argentinians under your roof, we would be glad to share some mate with you. :)
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Garcia
Buenos Aires
Can host for:
3 days
About me
I love to travel and meeting new people from different countries.
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Val
About Me
Hi! I'm Val, this is my first time traveling and I'd love to meet new people and make friends along my travels! To walk through the city and chat for hours :D
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Elideth
About Me
Ey! I'm Elideth from Mexico, just this year I started to travel around the world, I have lived in some countries, at the moment I am in Buenos Aires, Argentina. I really love to meet people, art, culture, I love cats and dance latin rhythms music, to me the time is so precious so I try to live every day like the last day. Sometimes life is hard you know, why not be nice and have fun moments. I want to meet friends locals or travelers and learn about our experiences, and share very nice moments. I can teach you to dance and practice the Spanish language too, I know a little French, Italian, Japanese, Arabic.
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Is Buenos Aires worth visiting?
Based on 24 experiences
Ana
Brazil
Solo travel
I am Brazilian, I stayed 30 days in Buenos Aires, and I felt safer than I would in the big cities of my country. Public transportation works very well, and the city has good infrastructure with sidewalks, parks, cafés, and pleasant places to walk around (this was my favorite part). Argentine beef and barbecue are incredible! However, I found everyday food to be nothing special. The bars and clubs there open very late at night, the party usually only stars at 1am and goes all the way to 5 or 6 am. And again, I felt safe walking alone at night in the nicer areas of the city. Here are some recommendations: - Feria de Mataderos: Definitely a MUST DO, it's every Sunday, very cultural, with live traditional music and street food. Around the square, there is the Museo Criollo de Los Corrales. Inside, there's an old bar where I found some gentlemen playing guitar; it was very touching. - El Boliche de Roberto: A bar with 130 years of history, with live tango literally every day of the week. The performances are very intimate and beautiful. - Bar El Federal: Great options for snacks, cheap wine, fair prices, beautiful decor, and the bar has over 100 years of history.
Posted: July 6, 2024
júlia
Spain
Solo travel
Buenos Aires is one of my favourite cities in the world! Full of life and cultural activities, it is the vibrant home of thousands of Argentinians (some of the kindest and most welcoming people I've ever met!). Of course, there are some areas you should avoid, especially at night, and should be aware of your surroundings at all times, but besides it did not feel particularly dangerous as a woman travelling solo! Would defenitely recommend!! (But pro tip: learn some basic Spanish first! ;))
Posted: June 16, 2024Experienced: November, 2023Upcoming visitors to Buenos Aires
Gizem
About Me
I like traveling, discovering new places and meeting new people. I am more interested in the local beauties of the places I visit than the touristic places. I like being in nature, camping, spending time with plants and trees. I studied medicinal and aromatic plants (there is such a department at a university in Turkey). Finding the knowledge I learned from my grandmother in science has made me very connected to nature. My bad side is that I don't speak English. I started to learn Spanish and it is a language that interests me a lot.
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