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Ave Santa Maria 1742 Santiago, Chile, -, 2-233-5000
We got to Santiago and found our hostel very quickly in the Barrio Brasil area. It was our first time making it out of the bus station after our third time visiting. Its not an very nice city, all very concrete and ugly, although the shopping is good, not that I had a chance to sample it though! We spent the two days walking the streets, up to a nice viewing point to take a few photos, which has become habit in every city we visit! This time it was Cerro Santa Lucia, a little mound in the mid...
Santiago, Chile aoifeandtadghHolla! We just arrived in Santiago, at around 8:10am local time. After going through costumes, paying 100 dollar reciprocity fee, and getting our luggage, we stepped out of the airport to get our first glimce of the city! Itīs about 65 degrees here, sunny without a cloud in the sky! The 9 hour flight from Atlanta, was a whole new experience for me! We had a chicken and pasta dinner, and a warm breakfast. After trying to sleep, Grandma and I woke up to the sunrise sillouetted behind the Andes ...
Santiago, Chile chundman14Flying in over the Andes was a once in a lifetime experience. So close! We took public transportation from teh airport (bus and then subway) to the downtown hotel area. Very easy to use. Santiago is very pretty. The neighborhood near the Statue of Mary monument is full of small jewlery stores. Great original pendants, rings etc. for a reasonable cost. You can negotiate the price and do! Very good comfort food at the local pubs. We walked everywhere. Easy to get around.
Santiago, Chile lizagodsilWh* needs baggage anyway? Y*u kn*w when s*me*ne says "Yeah - but she's g*t l*ts *f baggage" in the c*ntext *f relati*nships, it's n*t a g**d thing - right? I think LAN airlines is pr*bably *f the same phil*s*phy. Makes sense. Baggage? Av**age. Get rid *f passeng**s' baggage? D*ing them a fav*ur. "H**e at LAN, we pr*vide the c*mplete s**vice, all designed f*r the greatest c*mf*rt and c*nvenience t* y*u - the passeng**s. We kn*w what is imp*rtant t* y*u. If th**e's anything that we can d* f*r y...
Santiago de Chile - Lima, Chile marktjhung
... beer) we found the area that is good for food and drinks...the night clubs look and sound a little noisy for us oldies.....so will be sticking to the restaurants and bars.<br>So far the my grasp on the spanish language is pretty bad,well I can kinda understand a little bits of it.... but hopefully by the end I will be able to sspeak a little more...my problem is that I remember the ...
Santiago, Chile cetrece... to get us out! So we had to wait for more reinforcement and lots of Chilian men who then got a massive truck and US$500 later we got out and quickly left the campsite 11 hours later then planned! James our driver took us to a free camp place late into the night...we made camp dinner at a petrol station where JO and I took the quickest shower of our lives! Then pitched up at midnight ready for another early start then next day and off to San Pedro and the Andes!
Santiago, Chile sheilajortw... We have spent all day today trying to find somewhere to burn our photos to DVD and arrange to send a package home. It is days like this that we hate - even the very simple things seem to take forever. Didn´t manage to get this done and are both a bit worried about the number of pictures we are carrying around. Have managed to store most on my iPod. Hope we don´t get mugged. The internet here is really slow and it ...
Santiago, Chile louiseharris... city, more liveable than a holiday destination in my opinion. So its ciao from me. Hope my blogs have been at least half as entertaining as Tills´. Tilly- thanks so much for an awesome summer- i cant imagine having done Peru or Bolivia (or NYE for that matter!) alone!! Long live mountain bike riding in the Peruvian Andes and being the only white people at Bolivian folk dancing concerts!! Hasta la próxima vez! / Until next time, Halyna xox
Santiago, Chile tillysouth... fetching. This smug feeling soon faded when I realised just how long it would take for them to return to normal. This revelation was swiftly followed by the realisation that although I was consuming as much as I would normally I was spending my time in a state of stasis, slowly bloating on the bus. Not so good after all. But very cheap, the 30 hour bus journey cost me about £30 and would have been about £180 (I reckon) as a flight. So, 30 short ...
Santiago, Chile bernadine... we made out for the central market for some seafood. We dodged many aggressive restaurant workers trying to convince us to eat at their place, until we settled on one a little farther away from the ones located in the middle of the market, which are apparently just a little more touristy and pricier. As we were being seated, some old lady was telling us that the food was terrible and service disappointing, and that we should leave. Ok ...
Santiago, Chile pwong
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