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  • The Land of Giants, Part 2So...set off I did! They day turned out just nicely. The sun came out, a bit... , , [img=http://photos.travellerspoint.com/348577/I Posted by worldweave in Weaving Around the World | Jun 18, 2011
  • The Land of Giants, Part 1After one very long, cramped bus trip that was only bearable due the beautiful Patagonian landscape that spread out all around us for miles, After bidding farewell to my gorgeous Maurice La Posted by worldweave in Weaving Around the World | Jun 18, 2011
  • Torres del Paine lives up to its NameIt was never meant to happen, but here we were, in the very south of Patagonia, on the border of Argentina and Chile. An extra 2 weeks added on to our travels (thanks, boss!) and we were set to do Posted by tlbaker in Baker's Breadcrumbs | Jun 18, 2011
  • Santiago, Chile!!So we arrived in Chile after a peaceful flight, no joke, it was pretty good, anyways, we arrived around 9:30 Chilean time, which would be around 7:30 for all you people in Saskatchewan, if anyone is even reading this. We Posted by teeNbee in This is What Dreams Are Made Of | Jun 15, 2011
  • DrivingYes I know. We are considering buying a 4x4 in Chile and DRIVING all this way. I know. We need to apply for an International Driving Permit from the Post Office in the UK. They're valid for a year, and Posted by Purplechic in South America | Jun 15, 2011
  • You shall not defeat me Puyehue Volcano!So I have finally made it over the Andes and into Chile, but quite a few days later than I had originally intended. This is due to the fact that the highly inconsiderate Puyehue Volcano decided to erupt for Posted by TEAMNORRIS in South America 2011 | Jun 11, 2011
  • StargazingAfter all the sandboarding and sunsets I headed off to Iquique on the Chilean coast. A beach city with casino´s and high towers. Luckily I was in a quiet part of town in a beautiful and relaxed hostel full of Posted by LaPoderosa in La Poderosa | Jun 10, 2011
  • Sandboarding in the Chilean desert The busride from Salta to San Pedro was amazing. Not only did I hear that great story (could be a Posted by LaPoderosa in La Poderosa | May 31, 2011
  • Back at sea levelAfter San Pedro de Atacama, I went to Arica, a city further North in Chile. [img= Posted by sarahm_lux in A Luxembourger with a backpack | May 27, 2011
  • San Pedro de AtacamaSan Pedro de Atacama is located in the Atacama Desert in the North of Chile. It is a very small village and I think there are more tourists then locals there. Almost every building that is not a hostel is Posted by sarahm_lux in A Luxembourger with a backpack | May 25, 2011
  • VW Combi for saleHi everyone Carolina and I have just returned to Chile after travelling around part of South America for the last 4 months. We did it with a VW Combi and we travelled through parts of Chile, Argentina, Bolivia and Peru. It Posted by marksans in south american travels | May 22, 2011
  • In wine all men are brothers.Hi everyone! We are currently staying just outside Santiago, Chile after a wine-fuelled trip to Mendoza last week and a quick detour to Valparaiso. So, here we go on a longer than usual lowdown - that'll teach us for not Posted by SarahTim in In search of Wine, Tango and Hobbits! | May 20, 2011
  • Cruising Cattle Class (Moooooo)Luca and I arrived in Puerto Natales, found a hostel and checked in then went for lunch in a cosy little London vegetarian restaurant. Literally, it was like being in London but in the midle of Patagonia. Bizzare, but I Posted by RosiePony in Rosie Pony Adventures | May 20, 2011
  • It's been a while...I've been really bad about blogging the past few weeks. Seeing as I have tons of free time, it's not really excusable, but here are my excuses: 1. For a Posted by amandaks73 in Amanda Goes to Chile | May 11, 2011
  • In PatagoniaHello everyone, Okay, so once again we have left it rather a long time in between blog updates so will try and get everything down without droning on for hours and hours! We are currently in Puerto Natales, Chile, but Posted by SarahTim in In search of Wine, Tango and Hobbits! | Apr 30, 2011
  • Chile city visits and wine tastingWe are trying to catch up before going offline for a week or so whilst we tour the Uyuni salt flats (Bolivia) and the Atacama desert (Chile). Here's our next posting, finished off in an internet café full of gamers Posted by barbla in Barbla and Dave's Carnet de Voyage | Apr 29, 2011
  • Rapa NuiIorana! We spent 4 days on the polynesian/Chilean island of Rapa Nui. As I'm sure most of you know, the island is famous for the moai - giant stone statues that are believed to have been the totems of the Posted by Dani Parry in Heading south for the winter | Apr 27, 2011
  • Puerto Varas and PucónPuerto Varas lies in the very southern part of the Chilean Lake district on the shore of Lago Llaanquihué, whilst Pucón is located at the northern end near Lago Villarrica. Both have views dominated by a volcano and have their Posted by barbla in Barbla and Dave's Carnet de Voyage | Apr 25, 2011
  • Crusing Tierra del Fuego - Cape Horn & PatagoniaDay 74, 13th April We’re very lucky to have experienced a lot of different levels of travel. After roughing it for a few days, we’re now on a very plush boat gently floating through amazingly beautiful landscapes. It also Posted by ourlife in Life & Liberation | Apr 24, 2011
  • The W Trek - Torres del PaineDay 67, 6th April 2011 Today was an earlier wake-up as we did not want to miss this bus! The taxi was waiting and 25 pesos/ 3mins later we were at the bus terminal. It was very cold. We handed over Posted by ourlife in Life & Liberation | Apr 24, 2011
  • The Great Adventure Continues...After several weeks of little to no internet connectivity (and having little to no time while on my insane schedule in Ecuador of language immersion classes while traveling throughout the c Posted by ejmueller in Where in the World is Erica? | Apr 21, 2011
  • PatagonienIm Herzen Patagoniens haben wir El Calafate in Argentinien als unseren Ausgangspunkt festgelegt und sind von dort aus zunaechst zum atemberaubenden Perito Moreno Gletscher gefahren. Ein einzigartiger Gletscher, da er in einem See endet und daher ein wunde Posted by xmirjax in Miri and Matt Make a World Trip | Apr 21, 2011
  • Torres del PaineTorres del Paine is the most famous Chilean National park and probably the most well known park in Patagonia. If you google Patagonia, you will probably find a bunch of pics from Torres del Paine. I´ve been looking foward to Posted by ichbinmatt in Miri and Matt Make a World Trip | Apr 21, 2011
  • Patagonia and Santiago, ChileAs many of you already know, we drove a truck and camper from the lower tip of Chile to the capital city of Santiago, totaling over 4,000 kilometers. The idea stemmed from Kevin seeing a truck and camper from Posted by rd2nowhere in Road 2 Nowhere | Apr 19, 2011
  • A week in ChileThursday 7th April lasted about 40 hours. We left Sydney in the early morning and arrived in Santiago about 2pm - despite having been travelling for 16 hours. We had gone back in time 14 hours and for Posted by Dani Parry in Heading south for the winter | Apr 16, 2011
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