Archive for ‘South America’
Nomadic Retirement, Part IV: Peru and Ecuador
By Jamie Douglas - (0)Over the last few weeks, I have taken my readers on the first parts of a journey around the southern half of the world…
Expats Living in Brazil
By Julie R Butler - (3)Brazil is South America’s economic powerhouse, fueled by immense agricultural, mining, energy, and human resources…
Affordable (and Free!) Expat Living in Baños Ecuador
By Melissa Ruttanai - (5)Before settling in Baños, Neil and I had traveled for six weeks. We’d swam with sharks in the Galapagos…
Nomadic Retirement, Part 3: Paraguay, Uruguay, and Brazil
By Jamie Douglas - (2)After traveling in Argentina, the countries of Paraguay and Uruguay are a welcome change from “huge!”…
Columbus Day: New World Celebrations
By Julie R Butler - (1)Columbus Day, 12 October, has been celebrated throughout the Americas as the day when the New World was discovered…
A Genuinely Exciting Opportunity to Purchase One of the Best Known Tourist Estancias in Argentina
By Susan Beverley - (0)The sale of Estancia La Margarita in the Provincia de Buenos Aires () is without doubt, in our opinion…
Reflections on why I emigrated from the USA and retired overseas
By Jamie Douglas - (13)The population of the planet has doubled in the last 40 years and is predicted to top 7 billion people by October 31, 2011…
When a Patriotic American becomes an Expatriate you Know it’s Time to Escape From America
By Susan Beverley - (8)My time of reflection on September 11 was spent in the delightful company of Dave vonKleist…
Nomadic Retirement: Chapter Two, From Chile to Argentina
By Jamie Douglas - (0)In the first installment of this series on circling the globe in the southern hemisphere, we visited New Zealand and then…
Entertainment and Culture in Argentina
By Tom McMurrain - (1)Escapeartist wants you to explore Argentina and dive into the activities that interest yo the most…
A Fabulous Opportunity to Live (rent free) and Work in Argentina
By Patrick Bright - (1)The excitement of leaving the states to begin a new life abroad is tempered some by the predominant question…
Why Uruguay is a Favorite with both Investors and Those Seeking a New Residency
By Juan Federico Fischer - (2)Savvy investors have known for some time now that Uruguay is a great place for investing…
Lake Titicaca: Live Amongst the Inca Tribes
By Jay Scott - (0)For centuries, mankind has believed that the physical world and the spiritual world collide on the waters of expansive lakes…
Argentina: Tango in Buenos Aires
By Escapeartist Staff - (0)It is the goal and commitment of Escapeartist.com to bring you the most current and accurate information possible…
Trout Fishing Patagonia, Argentina
By Steven Lowy - (0)Fly Fishing Patagonia proved to be the ultimate trout fishing experience due to the extraordinary beauty of the locale…
A Short History of Argentina in its Street Names
By David Cummings - (1)No matter in which town, big or small you find yourself in Argentina you notice the same street names time after time…
Argentina: Hunting and Fishing Tours
By Tom Ocean - (2)As the eighth largest country in the world, Argentina is blessed with an exceptional diversity of geography, topography, resources, and culture…
Stunning Property in Sustainable Economic Growth Area of Argentina
By EscapeArtist - (1)Many real estate opportunities are promoted as being ‘unrivalled’ and even ‘exciting,’ but in truth few even come close to…
Expats in Chile
By Susan Beverley - (5)Chile is possibly one of the least talked about expatriate destinations, yet one of the best for expats of all ages and from all backgrounds…
Extreme Sports in Argentina
By Tom Ocean - (0)Argentina is a land that is home not only to the highest point in the western hemisphere (Mount Aconcagua, 6,960 m/22,834’)…
