Belen Holiday Deals

Belen Holiday Package Deals

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Holidays in Belen

Yep. Wanderlust — it gets right into your soul. So, isn't it time you booked your next adventure? Belen awaits!

The nation's capital city, Buenos Aires, lies roughly 1,150 kilometres to the southeast of Belen.

Visit the Condor Huasi Archaeological Museum to reflect and immerse yourself in the regional culture.

Make your stay an informative one with a historical tour of Shinkal Ruins.

Londres is 14 kilometres to the southwest and worth visiting. Want more ideas? La Cienaga, 18 kilometres to the north of Belen, should be your second stop.

There's no better way to understand a place than to literally sink your teeth into it! You're invited to explore Catamarca by indulging in some of its most tantalizing food and drink.

A common ingredient in the cuisine here is quinoa. One more is chimichurri. Give them a try if you're not already a fan.

When Belen locals talk to you about their food, you might hear cazuelas (casseroles) or empanadas (savoury pastry turnovers) mentioned once or twice. These well-loved dishes are part of the region's identity and should be on any foodie's must-eat list.

You're unlikely to need too much persuading to sample bread pudding, a sweet treat that'll make you want to pack everything up and settle down here.

You won't get the full travelling experience until you've tossed back the local brew. Whether you want to sit back in a quiet corner or get a bit of liquid courage to mingle with new people, ask for Schneider Fuerte.

A perfect glass of vino can round out a tasty meal, and the favourite local wines cannot be missed. Torrontes and Chardonnay are among the top picks.

Experienced travellers tend to make an effort to memorise a couple of words and phrases in the local tongue. You'll find that being able to communicate with the local people isn't just useful, it's a lot of fun! You may be glad you learnt '¿Querría bailar conmigo?', which is how they say 'would you like to dance?'. Another common phrase is '¡Perdón!' ('excuse me').

What better way to learn about the culture of a place than by getting swept up in a day of national celebration? There'll be plenty of festivities occurring for Revolution Day on the 25th of May.

It's always hard to say "Adiós" to Belen, but don't worry, it's not going anywhere!

Coronel Felipe Varela International Airport (CTC), the closest airport, is just 160 kilometres to the southeast from the middle of Belen. Map out a route, pack your bags and set an alarm clock — and make sure you don't hit the snooze button too many times!