Top Active Leisure & Sport Spots in Argentina

My advice is to wear comfortable shoes. There’s a lot of walking and some hiking involved. Trust me, your feet will thank you later!

Consider visiting during the shoulder season, like in September or March. The weather was still nice, and there were far fewer tourists compared to peak times. A much more chill experience!

I recommend bringing snacks and water. Food inside the park can be overpriced and not that great. Plus, you’ll want to enjoy your breaks while soaking in those views.

I think you should check for combo tickets. We saved a bit when we included the boat tour with our entry fee. Definitely worth it for an awesome view from the water!

There's a cool ice cream spot called Chocotorta nearby. Definitely grab a cone after a day at the beach—totally worth every peso!

If you're renting a surfboard, ask for the one that's right for your level. I made the mistake of grabbing a more advanced board and it made things way harder for me!

Try to visit on a weekday instead of the weekend; it's less crowded, and you can enjoy a game without feeling rushed. I went on a Saturday, and it was packed!

Check the menu for daily specials before ordering. I found out too late that they had amazing deals that I missed out on, and the regular menu prices can add up.

Don't forget to check out the decor and vibe! The walls are filled with cool stuff, and there's often local art on display – a great backdrop for a pic!

My advice is to bring some cash, just in case. They have a minimum charge for card payments that caught me off guard.

I think it's worth checking out their happy hour if you're into cocktails. You can save a few bucks that way!

Don't forget to bring your own snacks if possible; the food at the venue can be pricey. I spent way too much on fries!

I suggest checking out their happy hour deals. I found they have some pretty sweet discounts on games and drinks during certain hours.

For a fun twist, rent the bowling shoes ahead of time! I saw folks scrambling on game day, and it can save you from the hassle later

My advice is to take cash; sometimes their card machines have issues, and it could save you time waiting around.

Don't forget to wear the team's colors! It totally adds to the experience and you'll feel part of the crowd. I regretted not wearing mine.

My advice is to buy your tickets online in advance. I made the mistake of waiting and ended up with higher prices and worse seats.

If you want to save some cash, eat outside the stadium. The prices inside are steep. I found a local spot just a few blocks away with great empanadas.

I recommend checking for public transport options. The subway is super cheap and efficient but it can get crowded so be prepared.

Don’t forget your sunscreen, even if it’s winter! I got totally burned on the slopes because I underestimated the sun’s glare off the snow. Trust me, you’ll thank me later!

Check out the weekday rates. I went on a Tuesday and the lift tickets were way cheaper than on the weekend. Huge savings for those who can be flexible with their schedule.