Volunteering in Argentina: Arrival Procedure in Cordoba Volunteers fly into Cordoba airport which is about ten miutes drive away from our office. You will be met at the airport by a member of our local staff who will usually take you to our office to see where we are based and introduce you to the Totally Argentina team.

If you are in the 16 to 19 age group and in full-time education you can join us on our short programs designed just for you. Aimed to give you valuable work experience or develop a particular skill in two weeks

Going abroad for your gap year? Then the first thing you need to do is make sure your finances are in order before you travel. They're the key to making sure your time away goes smoothly and you're not making constant, frantic calls home to your parents - something they'll appreciate as well!

Donations This is the story of Jake Barsingerhorn, Holland (Care & Medicine project)

This summer has been the making of countless unforgett able memories: travelling; working at the hospital; meeting new friends; experiences of a lifetime.

Totally Argentina is working in a new project called “a roof for my country” Project: A Roof For My Country (Spanish: Un Techo Para Mi País) is a Latin American non-profit organization that mobilizes youth volunteers to eradicate the extreme poverty

The railway station, located 8km from the city inside the Tierra del Fuego National Park, was packed with tourists. In the hall, the quartet from Tierra del Fuego called “Del '65” was interpreting classic tangos live, entertaining us while we waited. But as soon as the whistle called for us, we got ready to get on the train. At 9:30, the “Camila”, one of the steam locomotives that lead the tour of the southernmost train in the world, was expecting at one of the platforms.

Poty Guavirá Aboriginal community belongs to an ethnic group that is integrated into Misiones and is comprised of approximately 3500 people, the Mbya Guarani. The village is hidden in the jungle just behind large tracts of barren fields that were once devastated forest. However, clinging to their land and preserving an important part of their habits, they stand the test of time.

Neuquén covers 94,078 km2 (36,324 sq. miles), including the triangle between the Limay River and Neuquén River, which extends southward to the northern shore of Lake Nahuel-Huapi (41°S) and northward to the Río Colorado.

Iguazú Falls is undoubtedly the most visited place in Misiones and one of the most imposing natural attractions in Argentina, and why not in South America. Together with Nahuel Huapi National Park in Patagonia, it is one of the most frequented tourist sites.