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Accomadation north of BS?
Hi All,
Just checking if anyone knows a biker friendly campsite, hostel or hotel north of Buenos Aires on the way through to Uraguay.
Want to pick the bike up and head that way, but would like to find a place so I'm not stressing about a place to sleep that night!
Cheers
Nik
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Nick
You pick up the bike in BA? and then you ride tor Uruguay?
You can find some place to stay in Gualeguaychu(before the international bridge)or in Fray Bentos(Uruguay).I was in this last city and it is fine.Very frendly people.
Check your map for distances from BA.
When do you plan to be in BA?
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Thanks for that.
I'll be BS on next week - 25th, but will be staying in a hostel until I can get the bike ( I'm hoping I'll be able to pick it up on Friday at the latest)
Its arriving by ship and is being handled by PlusCargo. Will take a look at the links and see where they are. I was going to pop in so hopefully see you then!
Cheers
Nik
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Hey!
There's a nice camping in a place called "Capilla del Señor", just one hour north from Buenos Aires. I think that's the closest to Buenos Aires and it's just a few kilometres away from the route to Gualeguyachu (what a name...). Look here: http://www.capillaweb.com.ar/camping/
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