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Journey to the Lake District
... I had ever seen.
We also made many stops in the cities along the way. Even though this slowed the bus trip, I did kind of like seeing some of the other cities in Chile. We made many little pit stops at dinky bus stops along the highway, but we made official stops in Chillan, Los Angeles, Temuco, and Osorno, before Puerto Varas. Even though I didn't get much of an opportunity to go out and explore the cities, it was still nice ...
Messing about on Todos Los Santos Lake
At 7am there's a real pea souper and nothing is visible from the balcony - no lake, no volcano. Even at 8am when we are picked up for our trip to Peulla, visibility is bad and the coach windows are completely steamed up.
Our first stop is to take photos at a pretty waterfall and then on to Petrohue on Todos Santos lake to board a boat and cruise for nearly 2 hours to Peulla.
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Cruising Lago Todos los Santos
... red wine by 11 AM! The lake was beautiful-an emerald green color with thickly forested mountains all around the edge with volcanos in the background. It was a very relaxing ride. And we were so fortunate, as this time the person doing the commentary provided an English version too!
Once we reached Puerto Peulla at the other end of the lake, we walked around a bit and then settled ourselves at the Hotel Natuera for lunch. We had ...
Puerto Varas, Alerce Andino, Cochamo und Osorno
... Puerto Varas heimfinden. Mitternachtsmahl im Hostel, ein bisschen Packen mal wieder und dann ging es ziemlich gerädert ins Bett.
Am nächsten Morgen mussten wir wieder um 7:00 Uhr raus um alles zu Ende zu organisieren und nach einem netten, fast rührenden Abschied ging es dann mit Maurice, dem Besitzer des Compass del Sur, nach Puerto Montt, wo wir fast den ganzen Tag mit dem Einchecken und Warten auf unseren Fährfahrt-Start mit Navimag verbrachten.
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Chiloe island
... didn't seem as bad, because the sun came out and dried it up a bit. We drove back through Ancud and then headed for a little town called Dalcahue. Because it was Sunday, they had their weekly market so mum was happy. She bought a beanie and socks for me made from the local wool. There were brightly colored fishing boats, but they looked like they needed a repaint. On our way home we saw the bases of volcanos Yates, hornopirein and Altonevado. There ...