Casa Victoriana Bed & Breakfast Ushuaia
Manuel Fernandez 816 Ushuaia, Province of Tierra del Fuego, Patagonia, 9410, Argentina
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Cruise on the Beagle Channel
... to look at various birds, sea lions & seals, plus a walk on one of the islands to see the vegetation and how the indigenous "Yamana's" (now extinct) lived. It really was a great tour and I learnt a lot.
After the tour, I had to head back to the hotel to sort out some problems with my flight back to Sydney. After sorting it out (realising that they had only delayed my flight), I headed over to the Museo Yamana to learn more about ...
Feuerland
... Erfolgsaussichten hat.
Westlich von Ushuaia liegt der Nationalpark Tierra del fuego. Dort kann man schoene Tageswanderungen durch die Wildnis Feuerlands unternehmen. Zu unserer angenehmen Ueberraschung sahen wir auch einiges an Wildgetier, vor allem Wasservoegel und zum Dessert noch einen Zorro Fuego (Fuchs). Unsere Wanderung fuehrte einer langgezogenen Meeresbucht entlang, vorbei an menschenleeren Straenden und durch verzaubernde Waelder. Die frisch verschneiten Berge rund ...
Shhhhhh don`t mention the Falklands!
... Fuego` as the first discoverers who sailed around the land spotted the smoke from the indigeonous fires on the coasts. Fourteen hours and four passport stamps later we reach our destination, at a quarter to midnight and no accommodation booked. On the advice of some English we had met in Buenos Aires, there would be people waiting at the station to offer us a free taxi ride to various hostels. Our luck was in and ...
Patagonie du Sud
... col Paso de los Dientes, nous pouvions enfin apercevoir les îles du Cap Horn... Laurent était aux anges... Nous avons croisé très peu de monde sur ce trek bien paumé et qui vaut vraiment le détour !
Avant de quitter définitivement le Chili et Isla Navarino, nous avons eu la chance de pouvoir profiter du festival Cielo del infinito 2012, où nous avons assisté, ici au bout du monde, dans une salle des fêtes improvisée en théâtre, à ...
Goodbye South America...
... amazed how everything I needed to buy for Antarctica managed to fit in my 39L bag - a fleece, hat, two pairs of extremely thick socks I got from Neel and Gesine, gloves, balaclava, and snow pants. That's another $140 of stuff right there. However, now I do need to make use of my day bag for real storage instead of just stuffing it into my big bag. The cost is one thing...but I hope I can get rid of this bulk at some point, since I don't wanna carry it around for the rest of my trip!
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