Do you feel at home in the sky, flying over hundreds of kilometers of extraordinary landscapes? Enhance your trip to Argentina with exciting and unusual air activities that will take you up into the skies.
Paragliding over the spectacular landscapes of El Bolson is a truly magical experience. Enjoy the utmost feeling of peace and freedom as you are suspended in the airs, gliding among the birds in the most beautiful setting. El Bolson is a great place for paragliding as hot air currents are abundant in this area and make it easy to fly. After a few turns taking ascendant currents, you will find yourself as high as 2,000 meters from the grounds, enjoying breathtaking and vertiginous sights. You will no doubt come back to the ground feeling enraptured.
Another great activity, that will truly make you feel like a bird flying in the air, is hanggliding which can be done in the area of La Plata, not far from Buenos Aires. Considered as a dangerous sport for years, hanggliding is becoming more and more popular, with schools and trainers opening everywhere. How does it work? A small ultralight plane, believed to be the slowest one on the planet tows the hangglider and raises it to a height of about seven hundred meters. The hangglider is then released at the desired height and, from there, the pilot starts the flight searching for thermal currents that will enable him to go up and remain in the air for a longer time. In the Buenos Aires area, the air currents possible to stay up and flying for almost three hours. This is the closest man has come to imitate our feathered friends, and a unique experience.
Looking for an unusual and adrenaline pumping activity on your Argentina travel adventure? Then trikebuggy was made for you. Only for thrill seekers who are not afraid to get a bump or two! Buggys are recreational vehicles with large wheels and wide tires, especially designed to ride on sand and dunes. A trikebuggy is simply a regular buggy with wings, which allows for driving and flying. So be prepared for a unique adventures flying over the Argentinean northern landscapes. There are no companies operating these types of machines, but if you happen to see a buggy amateur, just ask him and he may direct you in the right direction.
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