Gaiman Travel Blogs

Welcome to Patagonia.  We won't have much chance to visit many places, but from the bus windows it looks vast, empty and fairly inhospitable.  Miles of flat land covered with hardy shrubs, the odd sheep and cold winds trying to knock you over.  From Puerto Madryn it's going to be 30+…

Our tour proceeded up the Rio Chubut to the TY GWYN Casa de Te where we were served tea with cakes and sandwiches after which we enjoyed an impressive performance of hymns in 3 languages To  Listen click here Welsh Choir

Hola amigos. as those of you who know me are already aware, brought down by the ennui of life in the UK and the NHS, we quit our miserable jobs and flew away for three months to see the wonders of Chile, Argentina, Bolivia and Peru. here's a few bits of our adventures. (i started this about a month into the trip but I'll try and write about the first few weeks retrospectively.)

It's about Argentina, started in Buenos Aires, then Peninsulda Valdes, El Calafate, Torres del Paine in Chili. Then we went to the most southern city of the world, Ushuaia. Our last stop was a visit to the spectacular Iguazu falls at the border of Argentina and Brasil.

A journey all around the continent, visiting some of the less travelled routes (if such routes still exist and I think them worth trying). The journey ends outside South America, the finish in western Canada.