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Andean Roads Motorhome Rentals
9 recommendations and reviews from 6 people
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December 20, 2017
Jeannot L. asked:Hello overlanders, Does somebody know a good place to stay during 4 or 5 nights with a camper to visit Buenos-Aires? I had a look at ioverlander but didn't find nothing not too far. Thanks for your help, BrunoJorge A. replied:Near Buenos Aires you can stay Andean Roads (www.andeanroads.com)
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March 30, 2015
Erica V. asked:Hi, has anyone recently exchanged dollars to pesos in Zarate? We are in Uruguay and will need to change money to pay for shipping and would ideally like to avoid driving into Buenos Aires. If so what was the rate? Thanks!Cris T. replied:We are just 30 minutes south of zarate, on hwy 9 and offer camping, short and long term overland vehicle storage, and money exchange, among other services: http://www.andeanroads.com Let me know if we can be of any help. Chris
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May 28, 2014
Maarten V. asked:My friend Sjors Geraedts is looking for a place to stall his car for about 2 months in or around Buenos Aires, Argentina . Any tips/recommendations?James M. replied:You could see if Andean Roads (General Pacheco area of BA) have any space. info@andeanroads.com or torlasco@yahoo.com.ar
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February 27, 2018
Angela W. asked:Looking for storage near Buenos Aires for up to 8 months. I've looked on ioverlander and can't find anything. Any suggestions?NaYa E. replied:Andean Roads in Tigre near BA (S 34°27'3.00", W 58°40'55.26") http://www.andeanroads.comNaYa E. replied:here is the answer we received when we asked for information : Thanks for contacting Andean Roads. We offer short and long-term overlander vehicle secure storage at our base. The cost is USD 65 per month. We offer exterior parking only. We are conveniently located adjacent to highway 9, 30 minutes south of the Zarate port, 30 minutes west of the beautiful delta of Tigre, and 35 minutes north of the Buenos Aires' center. I am attaching a vicinity map, for your reference. We also offer a full camping facility, with hot water, electrical and water connections, Wifi, on site laundry and mechanical service, etc. It is possible to take Uber, taxi, and even public transportation to the city, airport, etc. The cost is of USD 10 per night. Please let us know in advance if you will be visiting us. I am attaching a neighborhood map, for your reference. I hope this helps. Let me know if you have any questions. Best regards, Cristian Cristian Torlasco Andean Roads Motorhome Rentals SRL 011 15 5767 6499/+5491157676499 Website: http://www.andeanroads.com Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/105541432827923 http://www.facebook.com/pages/Andean-Roads-Motorhome-Rentals/105541432827923
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October 14, 2017
Jeannot L. asked:Hello eberybody. I'm looking for an awning in Buenos-Aires or surrounding for a BigFoot camper. Something like a Fiamma or Dometic. But I don't find any reseller there, so if you know somewhere to buy one or if you have one to sell, let me know. The only one I've found is on Mercado Libre an is around 3000USD for a medium one.Juergen K. replied:Will be extremely difficult to find. Maybe@Cristian from andeanroads.com can help. If you go to Brazil you might get lucky, mostly in the South (Rio Grande do Sul).
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September 24, 2014
Marek C. asked:Any tips for a camping/place to stay in Buenos Aires? We would like to see the city, but need to pack our stuff and clean the van before we hand it over to the future owners, so a we're looking for a campground or a place with on-site parking. The only camping in BA I found isJuergen K. replied:The are several camping places north-west of the city in Tigre! I haven't used any so far, so no personal comment... Recommended by many is "Andean Roads" www.andeanroads.com, who actually rent out camping vehicles, but have ground to stay. S 34° 27′ 3.5″, W 58° 40′ 55.1″ CONTACT AHEAD! ~30 km north Buenos Aires (there is apparently fast public transport into BA)
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April 25, 2016
Inge V. asked:A trustworthy agent in Buenos-Aires? Hello, we are a family of five. We've been traveling the world for eight months now and are starting the South-America part of our trip tomorrow :-). Our camping-car is due to arrive in Buenos-Aires in a couple days (on a flat-rack) and I haven't been able to find a trustworthy agent (who will do the work for a reasonable price) on site yet. Could you please share some coordinates? Or if somebody did it him/herself, could you share the procedure? Your help would be most appreciated!! Frank www.facebook.com/5happyhoppersTony L. replied:Cristian from AndeanRoads.com is offering an honest service and trying to bybass the corrupt processes. I have talked to two different overlanders who were ripped off for many thousands of dollars by BA customs so doing it yourself may not be the best thing to do.
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October 31, 2015
Shannon C. asked:Hello fellow travelers! I know this may not be the right post for this group but does anyone who is driving or has driven a VW in South America know a good mechanic in Buenos Aires? My husband and I have a 1990 VW Kombi and have been searching high and low for information. Thanks very much for any advice! Cheers!Tony L. replied:If you contact Cristian at Andeanroads.com he might know of someone. They have camping available at their place to the north of the city proper. Wifi, shower and toilet and dump point was US$10 a night and can store your vehicle there as well
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