Chilhotel Santiago

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Cirujano Guzman 103, Providencia Santiago, Chile, (56-2)-264-0643

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We are OK, no eruption here

OK, we know some of you are worried if we are near the erupting volcano. Let us put your minds at ease. No, we are safe in Santiago. The volcano erupted in Chaiten which is about 500-600 miles south of Santiago near Patagonia. We didn't even know it happened until my mom emailed us asking if we were ok. I can't tell if the weather pattern here has been effected since Santiago is filled with so much smog who can tell if it's volcanic ash or not! It's a trip. I read there are 2,000 volcanoes in...

Santiago, Santiago, Chile alohagypsies
Back in Santiago - We're going home!

Jim and I have decided to go back home to Hawaii. I'm so happy. I am burned out from traveling. I'm not sleeping well and my body needs some TLC. Plus I've had aa stomach bug for 3 days. I think my stomach shrank (which is a good thing!). We will spend this last week with John traveling over the Chilean Andes to Mendoza and then take a 16 hour bus ride to Buenos Aires where we will depart BA on May 27. We will fly to San Diego where we will spend 5 days and then over to the Big Island for 2 w...

Santiago, Santiago, Chile alohagypsies
Southern Chile, Seen from a Bus

IES orientation ended this weekend with a Thursday-Sunday trip to the south (yes, even farther south than we already are). By "south", it turns out they didn't actually mean Patagonia (where I really want to go), but instead the "gateway to the south": Frutillar, Puerto Varas, Puerto Montt, Chiloe, and some national parks. We stayed in Frutillar, which as far as we could tell contains little touristic value beyond a hotel (likely our only non-hostel of the trip, since IES was paying), nearby ...

Frutillar, Chile rebecca.asr
Adios Argentina, Salut Santiago

After almost three months I have finally left Argentina. Spending so much time in Argentina may not have made much sense financially however it was definately worth it. I had a brilliant time. Some Reflections on my time in Argentina At the moment it seems that the entire trip is about Argentina. I'm sure this will change. The Argentines seem incredible friendly and next time I`m hear I`m going to learn to speak spanish, not just mumble some spanish sounding words. I want to get back to see t...

Santiago, Chile simm

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It's a bit Chile...

... to Santiago.<br><br>On our arrival, Santiago was veiled in a hazy mist that fell from the surrounding snow-capped mountains (either that or a fog from the fumes of traffic that clogged every artery into the city...) The Andes tower dramatically above the beige high-rises of Santiago, providing an intriguing juxtaposition of natural beauty and the purported aesthetics of seventies architecture. Not that we had time to consider this juxtaposition &#8211; our lives were too busy ...

Santiago, Chile kath_and_per
Day 84 - Santiago Chile

... on the arm followed by "Mio mio" (I tried correcting her and telling her it was Neil not Mio but after the 5th time I gave up). She'd be asking telling me something so I'd stop watching the film and take out the earphone nearest her to listen thinking it would be something quick, but then she'd prattle on for a good ten minutes. When she ran out of breath I'd smile, nod and quickly pop back in the earphone. Ten minutes later, another tap and "Mio ...

Santiago, Chile oldhamguy
Chillin'

... dogs with mayo and guacamole), Pisco (liquor made in Chile), wines (especially Cabernet Sauvignon, Carmenere, Syrah), futball (soccer to us) THIS IS HOW CHEAP WE ARE: We return our beer bottles for the $1 deposit. We stayed in segregated dorms instead of the more expensive double. We shared a towel because they are cost $1 each to rent. The first three hostels that we tried upon arriving in Santiago were full, so we ended up ...

Santiago, Chile chadsteph
Santiago, Chile

... from the hillsides. We rode through Valparaiso and out into the countryside about an hour to the Casablanca Valley where we toured the VinaMar winery. We were both pretty tired from staying up late last night. After another hour on the bus, we arrived at a horse breeding ranch and rodeo location. We saw native dancing and watching a ...

Santiago, Chile tammyandevan
Day 1. San Jose - Chicago - Miami - Lima -Santiago

... Hare have been just sent off. The weather was calm and even sunny, but my long layover dwindled to nothing after taxying for an hour in the airport and riding a subway to downtown. Still I had some time to get chilled on the, indeed, windy streets, to wet my sneakers in slush trying to get to Lincoln (see photo) and to had my face hacked by icy air blowing from Lake Michigan. But at least I knew what lay ahead, three more flights and fifteen hours away...

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En via Santiago terug naar NL,Utrecht... :-(

... achteraf trouwens the place to be in kader van uitgaan.. Heerlijk genoten van de salade en shusi.. met mooie vollemaan weer terug naar Hotel om de volgende dag weer terug naar Nederland te gaan.. Plannen voor een volgende vakantie zijn trouwens al in de maak.. word waarschijnlijk, als werk het toelaat, 3mnd Australie en dan begin 2010. Dus weer een jaar zuinig doen en goed sparen :) Kus Annemarth en Lester

Santiago, Chile lesterenanne

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