Hostera Teuly Puerto Madryn

... morgen saetter vi kursen mod El Calafate.. En lidt laengere tur end vi havde forventet, da vi ikke kan tage en direkte bus, saa ender vist med endnu en natbus og en samlet tur paa ca halvandet doegn! Men kan slet ikke vente til trekkingtur og at gaa paa en gletscher..

... to face almost eyeballing us and not scared at all. I was hoping to get some video but my camera malfunctioned which was a right bind. Managed to blag some pictures from the dive instructor though. Eventually we had to leave because of the cold but could have stayed all day, if it wasn`t so expensive would do again, maybe diving this time, but at about 100 pounds each it`s almost a weeks budget so will have to refrain this time. <br><br>

... conditions despite loading herself with travel sickness tablets), we roamed the bay for about an hour and managed to enjoy a few whales at close quaters. We have to say it was a little dissapointing, mostly due to the weather which you can not control, but having seen the photos and information on what it can be like during calm waters, well that would have been spectacular. But cant complain too much as standing on a beach watching ...

Here you can see half a billion Magellan pinguins but I thought the excursion was too expensive soo I took a bus to a few towns nearby, Gaiman and Trelew. Gaiman is famous for its teahouses, but I thought there was nothing to see actually. Same in Trelew. The only thing ...

... decided that I was staying in Buenos Aires for an extra week, so that´s exactly what I did! Although I didn´t do much:p I lazed around, and rested a lot, and at night of course partied with my friends:) Then! On monday I finally left Buenos Aires at 3 o´clock! I took a bus to Puerto Madryn where I arrived at 6.30 in the morning.... The only problem was, that i wasn´t supposed to arrive untill 9.20 so ther was nobody there to take me to my hostel! A phone call and 10 ...

... and pizza. There were cakes mentioned but not a cabinet full as I had been expecting. I enquired as to whether they had Welsh cakes and was assured they did. After we had both ordered I sat back with great expectations. However, despite our very basic Spanish we both clearly heard the owner on the phone request welsh cake from somewhere else, and sure enough a girl from another tea house appeared with two small plates with thin slices of ...

... line (and I just barely could). But we really did like the room I guess, it opened up right out into the garden. The next night we moved into a double room. Just a little bigger but we both could fully stretch out on a very comfortable bed and we are on the second floor with a great view of the garden and moon. We had hopes of going to the beach today but this morning it has been raining - I guess that's a good thing - so I can update this blog! When we first walked ...

... fireworks and firecrackers - A great evening, and a good way to prepare ourselves for our 16 hour coach trip!!We got up fairly early, packed and checked out of the hotel (possibly one of the nicest places I have stayed in). We had a few hours to kill so went a looked at the vehicles perparing for the South American leg of the Dakar rally (Argentina to Chile - following part of the route we are taking). We made our way to the Bus station which is huge, as ...

... Auf dem Parkplatz werdn wir von einem Guerteltier begruesst. Dieses laeuft vorwitzig zwischen den Menschen herum und hofft wahrscheinlich auf etwas essbares. Knuffig der Kleine ;) Auch die Seehunde raekeln sich in der Sonne und mit Action ist hier nicht viel. Aber wir bekommen ein paar Babyseeloewen zu sehen, die neben den Seebullen winzig aussehen. Danach geht es wieder zurueck nach Puerto Madryn, wo wir gegen 19.00 Uhr ankommen. Um 23 Uhr nehmen wir den Bus ...

... miles."<br><br>"At Sea Thursday 25th January 2007 <br><br>Throughout the night we maintained our southwesterly course of 213°. We passed the border of Brazil and Uruguay shortly before 1100, and our position at noon was 34° 53.2 south and 052° 07.6 west. At 1710 we altered course off of the entrance to the Rio de la Plata, which is the entrance to both Montevideo and Buenos Aires. We then continued on our new course of 227° for the remainder of the day as we paralleled ...