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Argentina
Gap Year Argentina |
 | A gap year in Argentina is an excellent gap year travel choice for many reasons. One of the great things about taking a gap year in Argentina is that – in Buenos Aires and Cordoba – it’s got some great cities to explore as well as some of the most beautiful and unspoilt landscapes in South America. No gap year in Argentina would be complete without spending some time exploring the vast wilderness of Patagonia – both for the incredible marine wildlife to be found on its coastline and the stunning mountains and glaciers of its interior. Another essential place to visit on a gap year in Argentina is the Iguazu Falls - which many people believe is South America’s most spectacular waterfall.
One of the most rewarding of Argentina travel ideas is to do some volunteer work abroad whilst you’re out there. An Argentina volunteer gap year is a great way to gain a better understanding of the local culture whilst, at the same time, making a positive contribution during your stay.
 Travel Argentina
Volunteer in Argentina
Free Gap Year Brochure
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Learn the lingo, put it to use in on a project then go and discover some of the country’s most famous landmarks. Soak up the Latin American culture and experience the warmth of the natives. |
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Friendly tutors, small classes and accommodation with a local family help students absorb the basics of Spanish quickly. The perfect way to learn enough to participate in Spanish volunteer projects, and a chance to discover Argentina. |
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A varied project that combines language lessons and volunteering at a children’s centre. Help with craft workshops, teaching English and general classroom duties and you'll be invaluable to the over-stretched teachers. |
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By helping out at workshops, a soup kitchen and a children’s day centre you’ll contribute to a programme designed to give a poverty-stricken neighbourhood the motivation and means to help itself. |
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Help give children back their childhood by working at a centre dedicated to AIDS orphans. You’ll teach them about your country, pass on your computer skills and generally show them the love and care they lack. |
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Inspire children and adults to make something of their lives by helping with workshops, activities and even a tearoom project. The enthusiasm and effort you put in will be gratefully received. |
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See the best bits of South America on one of several hassle-free tours. Highlights include Bolivia’s salt flats, the Inca Trail, the Amazon jungle, Machu Picchu and the snow-capped Andes - but there’s much more! |
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Take your TEFL, then help out with lessons or lead your own. Teach deprived children or teenagers, or adults that need English to improve their job prospects. Combine it with Spanish lessons to make communicating easier. |
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Do what most people only dream of! Learn Spanish, take salsa or cooking classes, visit Machu Picchu, explore the Amazon, marvel at Lake Titicaca and take part in wildlife or community projects. |
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Give disillusioned young people a reason to be positive. Play games and sports with them, set up clubs, collect food and clothes donations, run workshops, serve them meals or organise trips out.
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