SOUTH AMERICA
ARGENTINA
Welcome to Argentina!
Who this ultimate Argentina guide is for: first time travelers, digital nomads, and anyone who is planning a trip, or who is already in Argentina.
What you will find on this page: Real lived advice, first hand experience (which you can’t get from AI), top cafe’s, restaurants, day trips, itineraries, hidden gems, and how to manage your trip or daily life in Argentina.
My name is Sean, and I am from New Jersey. Before I lived in Italy, and now I am living in Argentina since October 2025. Follow my journey and my advice as I explore and live in this beautiful country. I love cultures, finding hidden gems, and good food. Learn more about me here!
Explore Argentina by Province & Region
Argentina Travel Guide and FAQ’s
Below are typical questions you may have when traveling to Argentina, as well as if you’re deciding to move to Argentina as a digital nomad. I had these same questions, concerns, and curiosities. They are answered by my personal experience, current statistics, public knowledge, and from local Argentine’s I know.
Is Argentina Safe?
Yes, overall Argentina is very safe. Of course there are areas you should stay away from, and that is what makes a conscious and smart traveler. Argentina is in the top 3 of the safest countries in Latin America, competing with Uruguay and Chile, even though Argentina has a Level 1 travel advisory by the US Department of State, while Chile and Uruguay have a Level 2, Exercise Increased Caution.
Is Buenos Aires Safe? – Yes it is safe with caution and awareness, and knowing the right areas. I wrote a guide on the safety within Buenos Aires, which is probably the first place you’ll go when visiting Argentina.
You can read that guide here: Is Buenos Aires Safe for Tourists? The Honest Truth From A 3-Month Stay (2026) – Updated April 2026, I have stayed 5 Months in Buenos Aires so far.
How is it really living in Buenos Aires?
Buenos Aires is a great place to stay as a digital nomad. It is a city with good infastructure, cafe’s, wifi, parks and plaza’s, food and more.
You can read more about my experience living in Buenos Aires here: Living in Buenos Aires: My First 2 Months (Costs, Safety & Tips). Or, you can watch my youtube video below.
