Gay and Lesbian marriages have been legal in Argentina since July 22, 2010.
Buenos Aires has been called the gay Mecca of Argentina.
Buenos Aires seems to have a lot more gays than lesbian visitors. There are lgbt-friendly (mostly gay) bars, hotels, saunas, and tours – but no exclusively- lesbian bars, lesbian hotels and no lesbian saunas I could find.
The night scene in Buenos Aires start past midnight until about 7 am – could that be the reason?
I did see a lesbian wedding company and travel companies that cater to all LGBTs.
Travel tours offer trips to wineries and farms, hiking, going the beach coast, sports activities and more.
Olivia Cruise ( the biggest lesbian travel company) offers a Buenos Aires to Rio De Janeiro Cruise.
About Argentina:
the Argentine Republic, is a federal republic located in south eastern South America.
Argentina is the 8th largest country in the world, and has a population of 41 million as of 42.2 million as of 2013.
Autonomous City of Buenos Aires is the capital and largest city of Argentina.
Spanish is the official language of Argentina.
People from Argentina are called Argentine, Argentinian, Argentinean (I’m not sure what they prefer to be called).
Argentineans are predominantly Catholic. Pope Francis was born in Buenos Aires.
To learn more about Argentinean lesbians, here is an Argentine lesbian webseries called Plan V … Scroll down their page to see the youtube videos of the Argentine lesbian series. And to turn on the English Subtitles (click CC at the bottom of the youtube screen) Plan V Lesbian Webseries website: http://planvlaserie.blogspot.ca/