Altiplanico Sur
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Simply magnificent
A few thoughts…..
Patagonia is a place I always thought to be enigmatic due to its remote location and unique landscape ……..and it did not disappoint. The rough, rugged, inhospitable climate, which can change in a moment's notice, winds racing by at over 120 mph. The majestic landscape with towering granite spears overlooking …
Pain (e)
... be in the rucksacks. We were also encouraged to get walking poles. Naturally we were averse to this and have spent some time making fun of hikers we have seen with them. However Torres del paine typically has winds of 70 km an hour, reaching up to 110. I am afraid of being blown off a mountain with our huge rucksacks so we have opted for more stability with poles. We are gonna look good! Our bulging bags are just about packed and weigh ...
Day 8 - Torres Del Paine - French Valley - Chile
... given tickets and had very strict instructions from Felipe of not losing the ticket but I liked winding him up so I questioned what happens if I did and he just said I would need to buy another one so don't lose it! I don't think he get or even likes my humour. We got off the ferry and arrived at the campsite. Felipe allocated the tents to the couples first then those who came in pairs. It was just me, Lawson and Felipe that needed a tent and he looked after himself and told ...
Torres Del Paine "W" Trek
... there waiting for us! We got off the boat and there was a queue of people who had started the trek from the opposite side waiting to get on. They looked miserable! They seemed to be judging us eager hikers coming off the boat as if questioning how many will actually make it to the end. It was hilarious!
So we were finally on our trek and after adjusting our bags, we set off as a group of 9 (we met a lovely American couple who joined us). The first day of our ...
Hiking in Torres del Paine???
... only option we had. We have decided that out theme for Puerto Natales was going to be "it's probably closed". It was seeming like the tour agents, the restaurants, the camping stores were always closed when we got to them. Nothing went right for us here. On top of that, now that we were not spending 5 days hiking, we had 4 extra days to be in a place where most stuff was closed. Now ...
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TravelPod Member ReviewsAltiplanico Sur Puerto Natales
“ Comfort in rugged Patagonia ”
Reviewed Jan 11, 2013
The theme of this hotel is to blend in with the environment as much as possible with the outside made from mud blocks which make the hotel look like part of the landscape. It overlooks the lovely Ultima Esperanza Sound ( Last Hope Sound). The service is excellent and the hotel boasts a really great restaurant.
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