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  • Cabo Froward From Puerto Natales I headed further south to Punta Arenas where I spent a few days before starting another 5 day hike. It´s the most sotherly town on mainland South America and it´s an incredibly windy place. Sometimes Posted by katiew in White Around The World | Feb 16, 2008
  • Santiago, Chile The 24 hour bus ride (Tur Bus $80) from San Pedro to Santiago seemed to last forever. The bus took the Panamerican which is a single lane highway through the desert. The desert is so dry you dont see a Posted by sbellam in reluctant traveller | Feb 15, 2008
  • Chile by Name, Chilly by Nature Monday 21.05.07 The flight from my home town Melbourne into Sydney was business as usual for most with breakfast and newspaper it seems. I'd have to guess McDonalds caters for Qantas these days because I could have sworn it was a Posted by Jeremy T in Channelling the Cane Spirits | Feb 14, 2008
  • Told you so!! As we have travelled through South America we have shared stories with many a traveller. We've also listened to many too. Where to go, where to stay, what to see etc etc. However, we decided that it's Posted by tricky in The Adventures of the Morrisons | Feb 10, 2008
  • San Pedro de Atacama, Chile The Uyuni trip ended around 10 AM this (11th) morning. Everybody else was making the 8 hour journey straight back to Uyuni while Chinni and I took the transfer bus to San Pedro (2 hours away). San Pedro is exploding Posted by sbellam in reluctant traveller | Feb 11, 2008
  • Lakes and Volcano's For quite some time now over the trip the volcano's in the lake district of Chile have had a certain pull for me. Maybe it's the excitment of knowing they are bubbling away under the rock, maybe it's merely Posted by tricky in The Adventures of the Morrisons | Feb 10, 2008
  • Long Winding Road Before we embarked on our travels we agreed that we would try and avoid the use of flights where possible. This next part was to fully test our resolve. Puerto Natales to Osorno was scheduled for 30 hours Posted by tricky in The Adventures of the Morrisons | Feb 10, 2008
  • The Scope of This Project In 1949 the right wing Chilean gov't launched a national search to capture and likely kill its most famous poet Pablo Neruda. After a year of hiding he crossed the Andes on horseback to escape into Argentina. In his Nobel Posted by LiTripping in Pablo Neruda Clandestino In Chile | Feb 4, 2008
  • Valdivia and Santiago We had a quiet end to the month of January. We were quite tired from a number of overnight buses and we also wanted to chill out before the Rio Carnival. So you may want to skip this section of Posted by murray2701 in murray and lynn`s adventures | Feb 3, 2008
  • Torres del Paine From Puerto Natales I spent 4 days hiking the W trail in Torres del Paine National Park. After taking a bus and a catamaran I arrived at the first campsite late in the afternoon so just spent the evening Posted by katiew in White Around The World | Feb 3, 2008
  • The W Trek After the exersions of the Navimag a few quiet days in Purto Natales were required prior to trekking the Torres del Paine national park. PN is a small bustling town in the southern most part of Chile. We Posted by tricky in The Adventures of the Morrisons | Jan 24, 2008
  • Les problemes continuent... Atterissage dans 2h, je n'ai pas bien dormi et j'ai toujours l'estomac noué. Comment ca va s'arranger? Il faut que je soit efficace: - Qu'est ce que je fais; j'attends à Santiago ou je prends ma correspondance pour Mendoza? Apres reflexion, je dois Posted by flavienc in 5 mois sur la cordillère des Andes | Feb 3, 2008
  • Travel stories Part of the fun of travelling is meeting people; from locals to fellow travellers, who share their travel stories and offer advice. We certainly hope not to repeat the accidental detour that three American students (whom we met recently) Posted by bruntonal in Have backpacks will travel.... | Jan 29, 2008
  • Pucon - The Chilean Lake District Following on from the momentum of completing the "W" we decided to trek up the active volcano "Villarrica" near Pucon. This involved arriving at the tour office at 4am! to receive our kit which included ice pick, crampons and Posted by bruntonal in Have backpacks will travel.... | Jan 25, 2008
  • Navimag ferry From Chiloe I got the bus to Puerto Montt for an overnight stop before getting on the ferry to Puerto Natales the next day. We arrived at the bus station without anywhere to stay but as usual there were Posted by katiew in White Around The World | Jan 25, 2008
  • Torres del Paine We spent 6 days, 5 nights trekking the "W" circuit in Torres del Paine National Park in Chile. Lisab was allocated the job of "catering manager" and following advice from the people at Erratic Rock Hostel in Natales (free Posted by bruntonal in Have backpacks will travel.... | Jan 25, 2008
  • Sailing South Before we even left the UK one of the few things we had organised was the Navimag ferry journey from Puerto Montt to Puerto Natales so there was quite a high level of expectation for it despite us booking into Posted by tricky in The Adventures of the Morrisons | Jan 24, 2008
  • Glaciers and gruelling treks in paradise Hi all, It´s been an eventful and somewhat trying week since I last wrote. I´ve uploaded more photos so click here if you´re interested http://www.facebook.com/album.php?aid=27057&l=d4c05&id=561432791 After Bariloche, Morgan and I headed to Posted by KHarvey in Kel & Morg´s South American Adventure | Jan 23, 2008
  • NY´s in Viña del Mar & Bariloche Hey all, As always, apologies for the community email. We´ve been quite active and it´s been harder than I expected to get on the email. At the moment Morg´s and I are in Barilo Posted by KHarvey in Kel & Morg´s South American Adventure | Jan 23, 2008
  • Chile weather in Torres del Paine To view full size photos and captions click here: http://www.travellerspoint.com/photos/gallery/users/tommydavis/ I didn't spend much time in Chile. Really, just enough to pull of a four Posted by tommydavis in Tom's Travels | Jan 22, 2008
  • Island bound I have wanted to visit the island of Chiloé for some time now and since I had a few days to pass over until my boat down south I filled up my day pack and caught a series of buses Posted by m.therrien in Travel broadens the mind... | Jan 20, 2008
  • Stopover in Osorno Though this place is 450 years old, I can’t find many redeeming qualities. Were it not for a bed and a shower in the morning, and the low price of lodging, I would say there were none. Mish.... Posted by m.therrien in Travel broadens the mind... | Jan 15, 2008
  • Volcán Osorno Though I spent the night out partying at the bars and woke up not at the hoped for 7:30 but rather a late 11:00, I was determined to get my trek underway. After some last minute shopping I caught a Posted by m.therrien in Travel broadens the mind... | Jan 14, 2008
  • Puerto Varas and Lago Llanquihue Continuing my tour of the Lakes District I arrived in Puerto Varas, a quaint little city (though claiming to be the tourist capital of Chile) on Lago Llanquihue. I had few plans of things that I wanted to do, but Posted by m.therrien in Travel broadens the mind... | Jan 13, 2008
  • Chiloe From Valdivia I travelled down to Ancud, a small fishing town on the Chiloe islands, a group of about 40 small islands just off the coast of Chile. Found a really nice hostal to stay in, right by the Posted by katiew in White Around The World | Jan 20, 2008
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