Buenos Aires, March 17 (NA) – With the arrival of the long March weekend, due to the public holidays on Monday the 23rd and Tuesday the 24th, and the search for nearby options, Tandil is positioning itself as one of the preferred destinations for a getaway: it has a good level of reservations. Although it has less hotel capacity and houses or cabins than other cities, according to a survey conducted by the Argentine News Agency, Tandil is the tourist site with the highest number of reservations for the upcoming long weekend. How much does it cost to travel to Tandil. Prices for travel vary depending on the chosen mode of transport, although the bus remains one of the most used alternatives: Bus tickets (departing from Retiro): between $25,600 and $56,000 per person, depending on the service and how far in advance you buy. As for accommodation, the offer is wide but with values that can vary considerably: Double room accommodation (per stay): between $285,000 and $650,000, depending on location, category, and services included. What to do in Tandil. Beyond the costs, Tandil offers multiple proposals to enjoy during a short getaway or a long weekend: Nature and classic walks. Visit the iconic Movediza Rock, the symbol of the city. Walk through Mount Calvario, one of the most important in South America. Enjoy walks and panoramic views in Independence Park. Gastronomy and regional products. Tandil is known for its production of cold cuts, cheeses, and artisanal sweets. A mandatory stop is to tour its local factories and warehouses to taste typical flavors. Outdoor activities. Hiking and trekking in the mountains. Bike rides. Excursions and picnics in natural settings.
