Hotel Bellavista Puerto Varas
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Vino tinto
So day 2 started with a change of hotel to Hostel Bellavista and some relaxation. The afternoon sees us brave public transport out of town to the Concha y Toro winery.. yes the home of Casillo del Diablo (one of Amber´s favourite vinos). For a few pounds we had a tour of the beautiful gardens (by a fit young lady John noticed) and then down to the …
Puerto Varas on the edge of the Lakes District
HOLA! So I think we last left off our last night in Puerto Natales. Just so you know... my apostrophe doesn't work, so bear with me on this entry. Es Typico. So our trip from Puerto Natalas to Puerto Varas did not get off to a good start. We woke up early to have our last breakfast at the Hotel Remota as we had to leave the hotel at 8:30am to catch …
Indiginous Day!
Right Chiloe island today, really been looking forward to this. Chiloe island is a small island just off the Southern coast of Chile and gave me the opportunity to spend the day looking at penguins and having lunch cooked in the traditional chiloe island way with an indigenous family.
After an early start, there was a long bus ride to the …
Town Trekking
... went surprisingly smoothly, and I was able to get a fair amount of sleep. Now I am just relaxing in my room back at Casa Loca before classes will start in about an hour and a half. I am so fortunate to have gotten the opportunity to be here in Chile, and I feel even more lucky to have already seen so much of this beautiful country. Chile has reminded me of what a gorgeous world we live in, and I can't wait to explore more of it. Hasta luego!
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Another wedding and what the Jesuits found
... active and inactive volancos. The latter, which have already erupted, have quite literally blown their tops and look oddly as if a giant has sliced off the top as one would a boiled egg. The lake was founded by Spanish Jesuits on 1st November 1636, hence its name, All Saints. it is 187sq kms in circumference. It is so clear that, allegedly, if you drop a weighted football, you can still see it clearly at a depth of 25 metres. We ...