Hostel Anclas Del Sur
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Patagonie!
On part le matin de Mendoza et on croise dans le terminal Joelle, notre amie suisse que nous avions quitté quelques jours auparavant. Elle aussi partait de Mendoza pour Puerto Madryn et elle avait pris le même billet que nous. On a donc partagé nos 24h de bus avec elle et on s'est dit qu'on allait en profiter pour louer une voiture le lendemain …
Rheas and Penguins and Orcas, OH MY!
We took our first bus ride with the "cama" seats from Bariloche to Puerto Madryn. Turns out they don´t actually recline to 180 degrees; they´re just a bit wider and more comfortable than the "semi cama" seats. We still didn´t get a good night´s sleep on the bus, which was partially due to the mutant cat-baby on the bus. It was seriously making …
Whale(less) of a time!
We arrived in Puerto Madryn around 11am on Wednesday morning after 19.5 hours on a bus from Buenos Aires. We decided to go for the cheaper service this time around which was similar enough. The real difference was the seats don’t recline flat, it only went as far back as a normal bus seat does and the passenger’s chair in front reclined …
Puerto Madryn - kohtumine vaalade ja pingviinidega
... merele lõunavaalasid (Eubalaena Australis) lähemalt uurima, kuid isegi siis oli vaalade nägemine üks keeruline töö. Nad tulevad vaid sekunditeks veepinnale ning kui keegi näpuga mingis suunas osutas, siis pidi väga kiiresti reageerima. Kui vaal oli vasakul pool paati, siis pidid vasakul pool istuvad inimesed oma kohtadele jääma ning paremal pool olevad võisid püsti tõusta. Kui vaal oli paremal pool, siis toimus kõik vastupidi. See oli nagu mingi tants – kükita ja ...
The South Atlantic
... While waiting for our room we made plans for a whale-watching bike ride. Gaston, the animated hostel owner, said helmets would not be necessary.
The ride was harder and more dangerous than we expected. The road was sand, gravel and hard packed dirt, the first two none too friendly to bicycles and the third all too narrow to share. Add in the Argentinean traffic racing past in both directions kicking up dust clouds and we were hoping for a positive ...