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  • ChiloeFirst up, we spent a night in Puerto Montt; nothing very much to report as it isn't really the most interesting of town (though it's got a nice seaside location). It was however our gateway to the island of Posted by jamesandanita in Round the world trip | Jan 3, 2012
  • Punta Arenas to Puerto NatalesDecember 29th This morning we set off from Punta Arenas on our way to Puerto Natales which is the gate way to the Torres del Paine National Park. About an hour out of Punta Arenas we stopped off for our final Posted by shaneandnicola in Shane and Nicola's adventure | Jan 1, 2012
  • ChileHola amigos! Back to the heat...Santiago welcomed us with very warm arms. She also welcomed us with excellent inexpensive wine. We rented an apartment in the middle of the Bellas Artes neighbo Posted by pmalcomson in Where in the World are Philip &Tatiana? | Jan 1, 2012
  • puerto varaswe crossed the border of argentina into chile via bus, to get a glimpse of the inner areas of patagonia and the lake district. there was so much to do but as usual too little time. we stayed Posted by Rits blog in Around the world in.... | Dec 31, 2011
  • Chile – Pucon We didn’t have any plans of where we were going to be for Christmas, but once we started to look at possible places that fit into the logistics of heading north through the country, there was only one candidate that Posted by dbgomes in There and Back... And There Again | Dec 30, 2011
  • Chile – Torres del PaineA 5am bus, a border crossing, a few transfers and 16 hours later Dan and I arrived in Puerto Natales, the base for trekking in the beautiful Torres del Paine national park in Chile´s Patagonia. [map=279632 lat=-51.56916006476162 lon=-73.01987265625 zo Posted by dbgomes in There and Back... And There Again | Dec 29, 2011
  • Ushuaia to Punta ArenasDecember 27th We awoke this morning to pack our bags to head off and finally leave Ushuaia. Before leaving we took a catamaran ride around the Beagle Channel for 3 hours. It was lovely and relaxing and we stopped several times Posted by shaneandnicola in Shane and Nicola's adventure | Dec 29, 2011
  • Entry 26: Like Water For ChocolateAm: We arrived into Santiago bus station and got a taxi to our hostel. We stayed at the Princessa Insolente and it has been one of the best hostels we have stayed in on our travels so far. It was new, Posted by ajuandamanee in Am & Ajay's Big Phat RTW Trip | Aug 18, 2011
  • Entry 25: Stargazing from the Lunar DesertAm: We arrived into San Pedro around lunchtime, and realised that we had lost an hour as Chile is an hour forward. After a quick lunch we explored- San Pedro is a cool very chilled out town (although its more like Posted by ajuandamanee in Am & Ajay's Big Phat RTW Trip | Aug 11, 2011
  • Chile ChicoWe ended up having a very Chilean Christmas which included visiting all friends and relatives on Christmas Eve. Josh got some very big cuddles and alot of pats on the head with everyone wanting to touch his blonde hair and Annie Posted by duffyfamily in Duffy Family Adventure of a Lifetime | Dec 26, 2011
  • Farmlife in AngolOn the evening of Thursday 23rd Dec [Chilean time] we left Santiago and drove down to Angol, a country town 7-8 hours drive south of Santiago. We left at 7pm as we had to wait for one of the Posted by Lizbeth Gillan in Elizabeth's holiday | Dec 25, 2011
  • Merry Christmas!First things first: a very merry Christmas to all our avid readers! Hope you're all having a great time with family/friends and enjoying the festive cheer. We're about to sit down to a nice home-cooked Christmas lunch in Posted by jamesandanita in Round the world trip | Dec 25, 2011
  • FELIZ NAVIDADIt is Christmas Eve here in Chile, we have had our siesta and we are just settling into our first beer. We have ´skyped´ the family and are ready to celebrate! The 5kgs of meat is in the oven for our dinner Posted by duffyfamily in Duffy Family Adventure of a Lifetime | Dec 24, 2011
  • Day trip to ValparaisoOn our first day in Santiago, Tomas & Valentina took Rosemary and I for a long drive to Valparaiso, a coastal town west of Santiago. It was a beautiful drive through the country, following the coastal range of the Posted by Lizbeth Gillan in Elizabeth's holiday | Dec 24, 2011
  • Short stay in SantiagoRosemary & I only spent 2 days in Santiago before heading to Angol. In Santiago we stayed in Tomas' apartment - he and his sister Valentina are both friends of Rosemary and knew her when they lived in Australia Posted by Lizbeth Gillan in Elizabeth's holiday | Dec 24, 2011
  • Settling into ChileWe are spending this week with Mikes brother and his family. DOMINIC, BRIDIS AND GONZALO They are here in Coyahique whilst their son little Sonny who was born premature at 29 weeks is gr Posted by duffyfamily in Duffy Family Adventure of a Lifetime | Dec 22, 2011
  • We made it!It has been an interesting few days to say the least and even though it is now Monday and we left Friday we have had 5 days holiday, its funny what crossing the date time line can do! After waiting Posted by duffyfamily in Duffy Family Adventure of a Lifetime | Dec 19, 2011
  • Torres del PaineWe had to be ready at 5:30. A van will picked us up at our hostel and brought us into a double decker bus. As the trip began we continued our short night sleep. The landscapes were Pampa for hours. Posted by molokaic in Once around the world | Dec 4, 2011
  • Foxes glacier mintsHaving grown up on these in the 70s and watching the advert I was sure when I eventually saw a glacier with my own eyes I would be able to see straight it and wonder how on earth the polar Posted by AlisonLeahy in Gone Roaming | Dec 9, 2011
  • Beyond the ends of the earthIf you had the world's most southerly town in your grasp - you wouldn't turn down the offer either would you? Puerto Williams is the capital of Antartica Province and on the island of Navarino (part of the Cape Horn Posted by AlisonLeahy in Gone Roaming | Dec 9, 2011
  • Mysteries of Rapa NuiIt seems when faced with some uncertainty about the past, some people uncomfortable with the ambiguity invent an explanation that generally involves aliens. Easter Island, or Rapa Nui, is one such place. The island was populated by aliens, of course, Posted by AlisonLeahy in Gone Roaming | Dec 9, 2011
  • The DisappearedI am trying to keep up with the archetypal grave digger as he hobbles at speed down Bernard O'Higgins allee at the General Cemetery in Santiago. I thought I was making progress with my Spanish, but his Chilean accent Posted by AlisonLeahy in Gone Roaming | Dec 8, 2011
  • Stella Australis CruiseToday was the day that we were looking forward to, all be it with trepidation. We were visiting Cape Horn and were unsure how rough the sea was going to be. We awoke to hearing the anchor being released and Posted by shaneandnicola in Shane and Nicola's adventure | Dec 7, 2011
  • Stella Australis CruiseToday we were told that the scenery would be spectacular and it certainly was. We started bright and early enjoying the panorama as we navigated the waters of the Ballenero Channel. The channel was named by Captain Fitz Roy, in Posted by shaneandnicola in Shane and Nicola's adventure | Dec 7, 2011
  • Stella Australis CruiseDay 1 After hanging around Punta Arenas for a few hours in the afternoon we finally boarded our lovely boat the Stella Australis. We were shown to our cabin which had a lovely big window to look out of. At 7pm Posted by shaneandnicola in Shane and Nicola's adventure | Dec 7, 2011
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