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It's not cheap though, at around AR$13,000 + VAT at 21% per night for a cabin at Punta Cerezo, Carilo, so we're looking for something cheaper. Maybe Mar de las Pampas.

I certainly wouldn't be paying those prices. I'd rather just go to Europe. The MIL's neighbour who is a doctor has just returned from Spain with her sister. They go on a hand baggage fare only, buy suitcases when there and fill 'em with lots of shopping. They reckon the money saved paid for the holiday!! She asked my missus the other day if she wanted to buy some suitcases.

Quote from An expat's wife

I think that the feature that distinguishes places like Cariló, Pinamar, Mar Azul, and Mar de las Pampas is the beach-forest mix, which can be quite unusual

Completely agree. The beach-forest mix is scenic and has the added benefit of bringing songbirds to the mix.

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Completely agree. The beach-forest mix is scenic and has the added benefit of bringing songbirds to the mix.

Still not convinced. Mind you, the Scottish coastline has everything so it's no wonder I'm hard to please. The weather is dodgy right enough.

On of our trips back from Mar del Plata we drove past the whole coastal beach towns so much advertised as summer holiday destinations. Cariló is definitely the poshiest, with several nice shops in the middle of it (although parking is a pain in summer and it becomes too crowded). I liked the big mansions in the wood (which is not a natural forest, it was planned), however the prices are for a family of 10 (or several families) so they are well over our budget.

I liked the feeling of Valeria del Mar. Still not too big and developed like the other places and hopefully not so expensive.

A place where I liked it was Sierra de los Padres, about 30 km from Mar del Plata. It is not on the coast but there is Laguna de los Padres nearby, with woods and fields, horses, and some water sports activities. However, coming all the way from Buenos Aires and stopping right before the sea seems sort of pointless. It is a long drive from Capital.

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Quote from An expat's wife

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I've come several times to Cariló during my childhood, now I live here full time, and I am still amazed by the surroundings; have you visited the hummingbird's garden?

No! Have never ever heard of the hummingbird garden, but it sounds delightful.

An expat's wife

If you're an expat's wife, who's the expat? is he a Brit or an American? Just curious.

Beautiful photos, and yes, the hummingbird garden looks like a magical place. Thanks very much, An expat's wife !

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I'm not sure I understand how your thoughts would be different?

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After spending a few hours in Buenos Aires yesterday which confirmed my opinion I'm amazed you have to ask?

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An expat's wife

If you're an expat's wife, who's the expat? is he a Brit or an American? Just curious.

Siberian.

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Fortunately, it is possible to see hummingbirds everywhere, not only there!

Indeed. We have two hummingbird nests outside. Used to be three but one fell during a storm. Glad to say there were no eggs or young ones in it at the time.

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That is very useful information for me.

Planning on going to Carilo, gramps ?

An expat's wife , would love to have you chime in on other threads on the forum!

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