Santiago Vacations, Santiago Vacation Reviews, Tourism Guide

My parents left on Tuesday night. The last few days with them were much more enjoyable than the first few... mainly because we weren't dealing with replacing stolen goods. We made a few trips to places near the city--but OUTSIDE of the city, so clean air. It's quite a commodity here. I was sad to see them go, but I think they were more sad... oops.Thursday was a national holiday, so Laura and I had friends over Wednesday night. We just hung out all evening, but it's great because I have final...

Hiya all, Well here i am in Santiago, smog capital of Chile. The smog is so thick you can only really see about 5 blocks. Santiago is right next to the Andes mountains to the west, (which you can just make out some of the top outline of it in the above photo, if you are lucky) and has another set of smaller mountains to the east, so all the clouds, fog & smog get trapped there. The flight into Santigo was quite interesting, just seeing a few peaks of the Andes poking above the sea ...

Hi everyone, glad to see that people have been reading my crap, well we have had an up and down last couple of days.  After bangers bday bash everyone, except I was really hung over and didnt do much, corey is now known as the sleeping dead he sleeps like 17hrs a day amazing!! but jim, mousedog (mark) and myself rallied together and climbed the big mountain that overlooks the city. It was actually really cool, santiago is HUGE and the snow capped mountains in the background add this coo...

My first taste of South America and I have had such a good time in Santiago even though I wish my Spanish was so much better. The first day we arrived on Monday went on for about 40 hours as we crossed the international date line and we went back in time. I still don´t think my body has fully got over the jet lag. Our hostel La Casa Roja, is quite close to the centre of town and everyone is so friendly. On Monday we had a bit of a wonder into town to get our bearings with two other people...