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- The students are revolting...Crashing into Chile across the Andes, three things are clear: customs are shit-hot and they're not looking for bombs but contraband fruit and veg, it takes us four hours to clear the sniffer dogs; Chile is very much in the Posted by AlisonLeahy in Gone Roaming | Dec 6, 2011
- Punta ArenasBeen relaxing, drinking coffee and eating chocolate for a couple of lazy days in Punta Arenas. That all came to a screaching halt this afternoon when we participated in the 'Chile Preparado', a city wide earthquake and tsunami full scale Posted by shaneandnicola in Shane and Nicola's adventure | Dec 2, 2011
- Sydney to Punta Arenas29/11/11 - Well after a stop over night in Sydney we headed off to Santiago via Auckland. The stop in Auckland helped break up the fight. So we had a 2 and a half hour flight to NZ then only Posted by shaneandnicola in Shane and Nicola's adventure | Nov 30, 2011
- "It won´t happen to us" - went wrong: Patagonia´s WildernessAaaah, the famous Torres Del Paine. How do you write about a 7-day experience of the trek through the Park´s full circuit that was overshadowed or more so, dominated, by a 20-hour exerience. Well, here we were, arrived in Puerto Natales, the Posted by Ritka2 in Tasting The Dream | Nov 29, 2011
- Patagonia Day 1: Penguins, Australians & The Police StationIt was Julian´s first full day in Chile and our first day in Patagonia. After a totally surprising galore of a gastronomical experience, both in taste and presentation that would make even the most fuffi South End restaurants in owe (La Posted by Ritka2 in Tasting The Dream | Nov 21, 2011
- PucónWhilst I think I could very easily live in Pucón for a very long time, I did eventually get off my butt and leave. I can´t express enough how much I implore anyone visiting Chile to go there. The people Posted by Reagank in Argentina & Surrounds | Nov 20, 2011
- Tastings: LiterallyAfter spending a day leisurely sitting on Tania's balcony, I ventured to take a tour of UN (of course not after emptying out the entire contents of my carefully packed backpack frantically looking for the hiding place I made for Posted by Ritka2 in Tasting The Dream | Nov 18, 2011
- Day 1: Hold On To Your Bags (Until TSA Lady Says Otherwise)Turns out my dad was flying out at the same time as I was, and what he thought was also from Terminal A. Being the ever well intending guy, he got annoyed with me when I wouldn't let him carry one Posted by Ritka2 in Tasting The Dream | Nov 16, 2011
- A bottle of wine or sevenArriving in [[Santiago, Chile]]— 36 hours ago was not on my list of things to do. But of course, having the incredible flight attendant mother that I do- it turned out to be our Wednesday afternoon activity. And I have Posted by kGoWhereNext in Where in the world? | Nov 15, 2011
- SantiagoWe arrived in Santiago, Chile shattered and ready to sleep so once we arrived we just chilled, had some food (even indulged in a BK) and took an early night. The next day we did a city tour - my Posted by m4033bc in What's around the corner? | Nov 9, 2011
- San Pedro to SantiagoSan Pedro is a small and very pretty bohemian town in the Atacama desert in the North of Chile, and one of my favourite places on my journey so far. Its setting is stunning - we could see enormous sand Posted by godfreyz in From The Andes to The Rockies | Nov 8, 2011
- La Valle Callao: Pure Nature Just got back from a beyond describable, awesome 4 days in nature. We stayed at a full working farm that was literally in the middle of nowhere. We started in the town of Puerto Varas, Chile. Its reasonably sized and Posted by imariustravel in Marius and Imani's Big Adventure | Nov 6, 2011
- SantiagoThis is going to be short blog, because Jet Lag hit me hard in Santiago. The Friday 28/10/2011 started in Auckland. Catching up on bits and pieces, making sure all my liquids were out of my hand luggage and making Posted by debbieg87 in Debbie does... | Nov 2, 2011
- Torres del Paine So, after a marathon 30 hour bus journey (actually five buses) we managed to get across the border into Chile, to a town called Puerto Natales which is the closest town and base for trekking into the National Park of Posted by blOgden in blogden | Oct 30, 2011
- San Pedro de AtacamaAfter the ocean, the desert in high altitude of San Pedro de Atacama. The air is dryer, the sun is burning and the town completely empty from 12 to 16... After this compulsory nap, you can eventually walk around but be Posted by Natinshanghai in Break out of Asia | Oct 28, 2011
- Tierra Del FuegoAfter flying in on the red-eye flight to Punta Arenas, we both had red eyes! We arrived at about 6am and were supposed to go and see some penguins, however the penguins cancelled due to wind speeds nearing 100km/hr. I Posted by Jen y Andres in Grand Adventures in the Americas | Oct 23, 2011
- Rapa Nui We made it! Although it took us longer to get to Easter Island than the time we actually spent there, it was well worth it! The moai (statues) were spectacular - we took photos of them at Posted by Jen y Andres in Grand Adventures in the Americas | Oct 21, 2011
- La Serena really deserves its nameAfter 7 hours and twice "Pirates from Carabean" in the bus, I arrived at La Serena, on the coast. I really felt under the charm of...this city. Evrything seems quite, cool, slow down and soo relaxing. Sellers understand my requests in Spanish Posted by Natinshanghai in Break out of Asia | Oct 21, 2011
- Surprising Chile!Chile keeps on surprising me... Firstly, the road through the Andes was just as cold as beautiful and allowed me to touch the snow on Oct 15th! Then the custom took a veryyyy long time to get 2 stamps and eventually we Posted by Natinshanghai in Break out of Asia | Oct 18, 2011
- Ancud, ChiloeWe arrived in Ancud on the island of Chiloe late in the day after another long bus ride (there seems to be a theme developing here!) The 18th September is Chilean Independence Day (Fiestas Patrias) so there was a Posted by slking in South American Adventure | Sep 20, 2011
- PucónA 11 hour overnight bus ride brought us into Pucón at 11am. This small town is surrounded by lakes and volcanoes and has the feel of a skiing town with its wooden buildings, restaurants, bars and mountain views. Posted by slking in South American Adventure | Sep 17, 2011
- Santiago and the beginning of the Road to RioI had an early start for a 6 hour journey to Santiago from La Paz, taking me via Arica and Iquique. It was sad to say goodbye to the group in La Paz, as we all went our separate Posted by slking in South American Adventure | Sep 16, 2011
- Arriving on a high!!Flying over the Argentinean heartlands took me back to basic geography classes with enormous rivers meandering through U-shaped, once glacial valleys, leaving cut-off oxbows on a vast scale. As the plane climbed to cross the Andes we were gifted the Posted by cnminchile in Chile Rocks | Sep 15, 2011
- Bariloche to Torres del Paine, Chile distance 2115.1 km / 1314.2 miles total vertical climb 36,980m / 121,325 ft 2-3 ferry crossings click on [[htt Posted by risajs in Bicivida = Bikelife | Sep 15, 2011
- Easter Island - ExpensesWe spent 4 nights on Easter Island It’s not cheap on Easter island, much of the produce is flown in daily on the passenger flights and the larger items come in twice monthly on cargo ships. We stayed in a guest Posted by dbgomes in There and Back... And There Again | Sep 13, 2011
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