Hosteria Les Eclaireurs
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54' South
We were rapidly running out of continent in our journey southwards, but there was one place left to visit before taking a turn to the north – Ushuaia. This is the jumping off point for trips to the Antarctic peninsula and, originally, we had hoped to be amongst those setting sail. However, time and money were against us so this was as far as …
Day 5: We call him Flipper
Monday starts off with a two-hour drive southwards to coastal city Rawson. Here a ship will leave the harbour to set sail in search of toninos (Commerson dolphin), world's smallest dolphin, around 140 centimetres in length. Word on the water street is that it’s usually hard to spot the dolphins. Also the weather is supposed to be quite …
Day 95 –Last bus day
It was another early morning for us today. We had to finish packing and catch the early breakfast this morning. We knew we had bus tickets, we just didn't know where the bus station was. In small town Chile, there aren’t too many massive bus stations. Instead, every company has their own offices and stations scattered across town. Our tickets …
Day 96 - End of the world and our pocketbooks
This morning we woke up sweating. They completely overheat the rooms here and even with only the in-floor heating running, we found it to be much too hot in our rooms. We're in one of the most southern cities of this continent and we slept under a sheet. Argentina has massive breakfast buffets and it’s nice to have a big breakfast again. …
Day 97 – Windy land of fire
We woke up early this morning in great debate. We had intended on celebrating our month-iversary at Chez Manu since we were planning this trip back in the summer. It was a little more exclusive with the area's finest chef and views of the Beagle Channel. The only problem is that it is really, really expensive and the last few weeks have been …