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  • Iquique - Santiago Waehrend Chris sich auch mal mit Kapriolen in der Luft beschaeftigte, konzentrierte sich Pascal vor allem aufs Boarden in all seinen Facetten. Nach tagelangem Surfen in Iquique gings langsam wieder zurueck in den Sueden, der Kueste entlang nach Santiago. Posted by surfers in Pascal & Chris | Jul 1, 2007
  • Farellones Rental ski gear in tow and wearing nearly all of our clothes we began the winding, twisting and turning up all the steep little roads. We were finally dropped off at our hostel and after a quick check in we Posted by nicdavid in Around the world in 300 days | Jul 10, 2007
  • Santiago We left New Zealand at 5.30pm and landed in Santiago, Chile at 1.30pm! We had officially time travelled and were feeling the effects! After a weird night´s sleep we walked into town and had a stroll around the main square Posted by nicdavid in Around the world in 300 days | Jul 10, 2007
  • Estancia Santa Maura - Santiago de Chile Managed to survive the plane journey over the Andes and arrived safely in Santiago yesterday, however the pilot did have to take a diversion due to bad weather over the mountains, and there was plenty of turbulence to keep me Posted by calumfife in New York | Jul 6, 2007
  • Parapente - una nueva experiencia Heute hatte Chris die Moeglichkeit, mit dem Gleitschirm mittags ueber Iquique zu fliegen und die Stadt und ihre Ausmasse einmal von oben zu betrachten. Gestartet wurde ca. 8 km weit entfernt, etwas ausserhalb der Stadtgrenze auf dem Kamm des Kuestengebirg Posted by surfers in Pascal & Chris | Jun 9, 2007
  • Iquique - Arica - Pica - Iquique Nachdem wir San Pedro de Atacama verlassen hatten, fuhren wir auf direktem Weg an die Kueste. In Tocopilla angekommen stellten wir fest, dass auch diese Stadt wohl nur aus einem Hafen und vielen Abfallbergen besteht, welche links und rechts der Posted by surfers in Pascal & Chris | Jun 8, 2007
  • San Pedro de Atacama Mit Spannung erwarteten wir die kleine Wuestenoase San Pedro de Atacama, das Standartziel eines jeden Chilereisenden. Es dauert jedoch ein ganzes Weilchen, bis man von Antafogasta her, welches an der Kueste gelegen, ins Landesinnere gefahren ist. Auch gil Posted by surfers in Pascal & Chris | Jun 1, 2007
  • Chilly Chile We arrived in Chile hopeful for more awesome adventures as before, but were kind of knocked back by how rubbish it was. Not much to do during the day, and evenings were very quiet and very cold. Trying to make Posted by psumner in Da Boyz World Tour | May 31, 2007
  • La Serena - Parque Nacional Pan de Azugar - Antafogasta Unmittelbar nach La Serena begann die "kleine Wueste" von Chiles "Norte Chico". Es kam uns wie eine Unendlichkeit vor, als wir auf der Panamerica, welche wie mit einem Lineal durch die Landschaft gezogen wurde, waehrend Stunden fuhren. Wir merkten sehr Posted by surfers in Pascal & Chris | May 24, 2007
  • Las Molles - La Serena Wir verliessen nun also definitiv Santiago mit dem Ziel, erst kurz vor unserem Abflug auf die Osterinseln wieder in Santiago zu sein. Der erste Ort, welchen wir ansteuerten hiess Las Molles. Es wurde uns dort ein Restaurant empfohlen, welches von Posted by surfers in Pascal & Chris | May 24, 2007
  • Santiago Nach einer schoenen Woche in San Carlos de Bariloche (Argentinien) fuhren wir voller Hoffnung wieder zurueck nach Puerto Montt, um unser repariertes Auto entgegennehmen zu koennen. Doch wie es so in Chile ist, alles braucht seine Zeit und alles kommt Posted by surfers in Pascal & Chris | May 22, 2007
  • Chile At the end of March we crossed from Argentinian Patagonia into Chile, and headed for a place called Torres Del Paine. This is the view from our campsite, one of the coldest places I'd experienced so far. [img=http://www.travellerspoint.com/photos/80651 Posted by Darell in South America | Apr 29, 2007
  • On the move Johannesburg, 10th April 2007. It was funny arriving in Jo’burg. Completely against all UN rules, I booked myself into a backpacker type B&B hostel on my arrival. As I was taken to the airport the thing which really struck me was Posted by happydaves in Dave discovering the World | May 12, 2007
  • San Pedro de Atacama, Chile San Pedro de Atacama Sunday 22nd April So another bus journey over, and we are dropped off in a dusty carpark, where there are a few hostel owners hanging around for some business. We had make a booking with one of the hostels Posted by pdsaustin in Around the world in 365 days... | May 1, 2007
  • Chile Again, the pictures on the link below http://manchester.facebook.com/album.php?aid=2118533&l=4f5ed&id=61407689 The plan was not too spend too much time in Chile, I was only going there to take a flight to New Zealand. I intended to head across to Posted by Snow21 in The Kehoe World Tour 2007 | May 4, 2007
  • Stray Dogs and Nescafe Greetings from the land of volcanoes, stray dogs and instant coffee - otherwise known as Chile. Despite the often chilly fall weather, we´ve enjoyed the first two of the country´s defining attributes and I´ve managed to find some nice alternatives Posted by brynster in Bryn and Geoff's Irresponsible Adventure | Apr 30, 2007
  • Geological paradise explored We’ve now been in San Pedro for 5 days. San Pedro is a stunning place, every excursion we have done has surpassed the previous one, it is crazy!! Our first visit was to the Laguna Miscanti and Posted by Flav-Greg in Flavia & Gregory go LA | Apr 29, 2007
  • Chile - here we come Ok, next country on the go. The longest country of the Posted by Lejla in 2007 - our year off | Apr 29, 2007
  • San Pedro de Atacama San Pedro lies in the middle of the Atacama desert 100 km away from the next big town, Calama. With just over 4,000 inhabitants, it offers 30+ places to stay and a similar number of tour agencies. Some Posted by Flav-Greg in Flavia & Gregory go LA | Apr 26, 2007
  • Copiapo', Caldera and the Pan de Azucar National Park From Pisco Elqui we travelled straight to Copiapo'. Literally ‘straight’, given that the bus from Pisco Elqui took longer than usual to get down to La Serena bus termina, despite racing with another bus to get there (who gets Posted by Flav-Greg in Flavia & Gregory go LA | Apr 26, 2007
  • Melbourne - Chile - Argentina As above (see photo gallery for visual blog - press on bec3688 under authors on the right side column of this page or http://www.travellerspoint.com/photos/gallery/users/bec3688/ Bec xo. Posted by bec3688 in Poorly Planned But There She Goes.... | Apr 22, 2007
  • Towers of Pain We did it. And we have the stinky clothes to prove it. Our four-day trek through Chile's Torres del Paine national park required frequent last-minute changes of plan, waterproof jackets, pants and backpack covers and most importantly, a complete indiff Posted by brynster in Bryn and Geoff's Irresponsible Adventure | Apr 22, 2007
  • My personal experience on the Big Island of Chiloe Riding the ferry that links Chile's mainland with the Great Island of Chiloe is just an amazing experience. However, if it's raining when you do so, the journey becomes a religious experience. Raindrops altering the crystalline peacefulness of the Paci Posted by artdealer in Travelling in Argentina, Chile & Uruguay | Apr 22, 2007
  • Chile for Art and Antiques Chile. Santiago de Chile is the capital city of the narrow and elongated southern country limiting with Argentina to the East, crossing the imponent Andes Mountains, and Peru and Bolivia to the North… to the West, the everlasting emerald colored Posted by artdealer in Travelling in Argentina, Chile & Uruguay | Apr 20, 2007
  • La Serena y la Valle del Elqui Monday morning we left the Hostel Forestal in Santiago for La Serena, 500 km north, on the coast. Pato at the hostel told us that it is a 'beautiful colonial town'... Maybe colonial, but certainly not one that I Posted by Flav-Greg in Flavia & Gregory go LA | Apr 19, 2007
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