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Erik
@eriks
gm nomads, we're thinking about central or south america later this yr, anyone have places they absolutely love? usually spend 1-3 months in each place
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Jefe
@el-jefe
Just spent 3 weeks in Bariloche and San Martin (Patagonia) - incredible If you like outdoorsy stuff at all - hiking, swimming, boating, mountainbiking, skiing - it's awesome for all of that. Just go there during the time of year that suits the activities you want to do. Great food scene Probably going back later
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big tone 🎩🧾
@almostgreat.eth
costa rica is goat'd
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Callum Wanderloots ✨
@wanderloots.eth
Gm! I spent a month in Colombia last year and loved it 😊 Costa Rica is also incredible, a little more touristy. Peru is super cool, but less developed in most areas
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joel
@loverajoel
go to Patagonia Argentina. great weather, amazing views, fantastic food and cheap
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Guapolocal.eth🎩
@guapolocal.eth
Medellin may be getting played out by tourists but I still love being there. Colombia in general is a great place to spend some time. Heard Brazil is awesome too, Argentina is wonderful from what I'm told. Was told to avoid peru most recently. Did not enjoy Panama one bit.
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⚪️ cooper 🎩 ↑
@cooperray
its north america, but Oaxaca in Mexico is spectacular... south america La Paz, Bolivia is high on the list (and also really high up). I might go to Cusco, Peru for an Ultra Endurance race.
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Josbec🎩🔵
@josbec
Chile? Columbia? 👀
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Sam
@samhorine
I loved Bolivia
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anyaa.eth 👒🎩
@annacher
wowowow panama is crypto friendly and i like it there
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Kairon
@k41r0n
I visited Peru two years ago, it was absolutely delightful, a bit too much smog in Lima, but everything else was amazing Colombia is always a top pick as well, just stay away from Medellín (too crowded)
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August
@august
Medellín is the easy answer, but don’t sleep on Antigua, Guatemala! Antigua’s a small town, much quieter than Medellín, but the nature is gorgeous and it’s super relaxing. One con: WiFi isn’t always awesome.
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kellykim
@kellykim.eth
the obvious is Buenos Aires + making your way down south to Patagonia 🇦🇷 for the best cuisine and a surprisingly great setup for remote work, lima was a gem 💎
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