Puerto Montt Vacations, Puerto Montt Vacation Reviews, Tourism Guide

Not much to say here.  I spent all of 6 hours here and a good portion of that uploading photos. We were dumped out on this trashy looking port city at 8am.  We walked around looking at nothing until the internet opened up at 9:30am.  I do credit Puerto Montt for having the fastest internet in all of South America.  I did  have a quick reunion with my Dutch roommate from Bariloche who ended her volunteer work and headed here to take the Navimag back the opp...

Fairly quiet day today, meeting new people, reading, looking at scenery and eating - there is plenty of food, and it always seems to be mealtime, so don´t think we really needed the extra snacks!  Was nice to have a glass of red wine this afternoon, though, because they are a bit short on drinks between meals, unless you want to buy something from the bar.  We bought a carton of wine with a screw cap just in case the trip was a bit rough - it was a Clos merlot, and actually quite d...

Puerto Montt is the end of the line for the Navimag trip. The boat stops for half a day while to unloads cargo and passengers, reloads and heads back to Puerto Natales. We stopped in Puerto Montt for only a couple of hours as we waited for a bus to Bariloche and back into Argentina. The wasn´t a huge amount to do, but we didn´t give the town much of a chance. Spent some time on the internet to find out that the hawkers had given the Cats a bit of a spanking and that Melbourne had lost yet...

Map and some photos of my second trip around South America. Blogs coming soon! Argentina - Uruguay - Paraguay - Bolivia - Chile - Patagonia