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Travel Blogs from Puerto Eden, Chile
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The tiny isolated hamlet of Puerto Eden
This is a top pick! Puerto Eden is a tiny isolated maritime hamlet in the middle of the Chilean fjords. The only way to get to this picturesque little cluster of tin houses and peeling boats is by the weekly ferry - and we had the opportunity to come ashore while the ...
South Pole Santa Comes by Boat
This is a top pick! ... to see the children! The pictures tell the rest of the story, the pictures of the pizza party, and the beautiful children of Puerto Eden, a little town nestled between the mountains and the sea, with no roads in, no people nearby, and no industry of ...
Puerto Eden
On route south on our ferry, we visited a small town called Puerto Eden. There are only 10 people left that are original indigenous inhabitants. The population survived completely on its own seperate from the mainland by living off of clams, but with ...
Puerto Eden and Glacier Pio XI
... some painting on the exterior of the ship as he usually doesn´t get more than 1 day to do it! One of the stops was Puerto Eden...a small village in the middle of nowhere. Luckily, given there was a slight delay in the trip sailing down , we were not ...
Aboard the great ship Navimag
... ourselves into?) The Navimag is a large ferry boat that runs a service from Puerto Montt to Puerto Natales and services Puerto Eden on route. There are up to 320 passengers on board at any time and 2 decks of lorries below us. Unfortunately no cattle ...
Puerto Eden, Kawaskar
Us deixo amb unes fotos de Puerto Edén. Per cert m´he oblidat de dir que a l´any 2001 només quedaven uns 17 Kaweskar. Una autèntica pena. ...
A small island....in the middle of nowhere
Second day of our ferry come cruise and it stops of for us to have a quick walk around Puerto Eden, a small island inhabited by some of the original boat Indians of the area. The cruise went well and there was a good crowed on board. The views were ...
Ship wrecks, rainbows &the remote Puerto Eden!
Day 3 - Heading through the English Fjords pass a famous Ship Wreck and the only village of the entire 1500km, Puerto Eden! Everyone seemed to have survived the night ok with no sickness luckily! The captain said that on the sea scale of 1-12 ...
Canals Patagònics
... i allà. Puc llegir, descansar d´aquella manera. Poc a poc coneixo gent al vaixell, francesos, alemanys, suissos etc. Finalment arribem a Puerto Edén, un lloc a mig camí. Antigament era comunitat Kawaskar, però poc a poc això ha anat en detriement. ...
Visiting ship
That was a rock and roll of a ride and it was only a storm force 6, thats half a hurricane force storm. The part of the voyage we were in the Pacific for about 12 hours and in some big seas with 4 meter high waves. It was a great relief when ...
Fjordsome
... piece on global warming was also to be shown, but they couldn't find it. Whew. The ship stopped only once, in Puerto Eden, a fishing village created in 1969 to catch mussels and spider crab and house the 9 remaining merbers of some tribe. The ...
Fjord Fiesta
... tiny port of Puerto Eden, a remote village in the middle of the fjords. The Navimag has a contract to provide transport for the Puerto Eden residents at a reduced rate, and we picked up a few passengers. That evening was our last on the Navimag, ...
Navimag Day 3: Chile's most isolated village?
Boat stopped at a small village (c. 200 people) called Puerto Eden on Isla Wellington - it provides the only scheduled access to the town once a week, Little trip off the boat in Titanic style wooden oboats and a walk around the town and bought a large ...
English Narrows
My sister, age 11, wrote: We entered the English narrows about 10:30am. At one point in them we had to make a hard left, right, left. For the next day we had to make a hat so we worked on that till lunch. After lunch we worked or tried to work on a ...
Puerto Enden
Voila, Apres 2 jours de croisiere, nous voila a Puerto Eden, une ptite ville perdue dans les fjords chiliens... Vraiment c'est super chou, avec les ptites maisons de couleurs, tout est tranquille. Durant la croisiere, nous avons connu un francais, ...
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