Chile Travel Blogs - Page 8

Visiting Northern Chile in November 2007.

Things are winding down in our trip around Latin America!! We've made it back to Santiago just in time to take our flight to New Zealand!! Well that's what we thought anyways!! Silly us, we were thinking we would just stroll up to the ticket counter and purchase our plane tickets just like that! N…

a bit of South America in 4 weeks

On the final day we woke up at about 5am and set off for the last leg of the trip.  It was FREEZING!!!  My hands and feet were like ice blocks and Juan reported it to be about 2 degrees fahrenheit.  We stopped at two natural geysers.  I was brave enough to get out to see the fir…

After Costa Rica and a transfer at Panama, I flew to the other side of the equator. With a magnificant view on the Andes over Peru, I entered Chile

Just some of my past travels and favorite pics

Exodus from Ushuaia was a hard landing. According to my grand plan, the preceding all nighter dulled the pain of the subsequent twelve hour bus, but only momentarily. I slept upright for the first time years, for a full three hours. Feeling refreshed and clean, we were slowly herded through the…

Minhas viagens

Last day in Santiago before jetting off to New Zealand. Headed up the mountains of Santa Lucia to see a 360 view of Santiago

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Ok.. so now that we are in Chile.. I have been reflecting on what I thought of Peru.. There is definetly a difference.. We noticed the difference right at the border.. The Chiliean people were dressed nicely to begin with.. You can tell they have more money for clothing and jewelery etc. So, h…

About my trip to Santiago de Chile and Easter Island...

Pyh, Hvor var det dejligt at komme ned fra Altiplano og gense havet. Sammen med Annelies og en flok Brasilienske tourister tog vi bussen fra saltoerkenen og ned til Iquique. Brasilienerne insisterede paa at loefte vores tasker, lave mad til os og overlade de bedste senge til os, saa det var ren luk…

these are picture from trips that i did with my mountaineering club the first place is tolhuaca a volcano near to temuco is not difucult you can do it in 2 days. but you nead a permit of the owner of ther road to go there. so is not typical un the tours. The other place is volcano puyehue near to osorno it's open to people you hace to pay 15 dollars to go is no dificult but you have to walk alot but is not a typical tour.

Buenos Aires, Mendoza and Santiago