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More bad Spanish . . .
More bad Spanish and we arrived in Puerto Varas an hour later than we thought we would, the tour office we were supposed to visit was closed and we managed to trek the 15mins to our hostel to be shown to a room with a snuggling couple in a double bed in the middle (awkward). Thinking we had missed our tour and would have to reschedule we chilled in the morning only to be greeted by a smiling American ready to pick us up to go off trekking the local volcano -whoops! What a ...
Chile's Volcanoes & Lakes
... br> Day 32 we took the car east to Petrohúe and into the Llanquihue National Reserve. We stopped at stunning Lake Todos Los Santos where the copper sulphate from the rocks and sulphur from imposing neighbour Volcán Osorno mix to give the lake a luminous green colour, which along with the clarity of the water reminds me of the Caribbean despite the alpine landscape. We took a short boat ride around the lake and past the shorefront summer homes of some of Chile’s ...
Touring Puerto Varas and surrounding area
... a Mapuche woman selling them from a huge bin right on the main street. We paid $3.00 for a kilo of wonderful big berries-too bad we aren’t able to make a pie, I would have bought a lot more! We enjoyed a lovely walk around town and then took a leisurely drive back to Puerto Varas via the road which follows the lakeshore. Beautiful homes and farms all along the way.
We had told Pauline that we would be eating out that night so when we ...
Hike in Alerce Andino National Park
Today is a day of forced rest for me at the hotel in order to give my ankle a chance to heal before tackling the hikes on Easter Island. The gang went off for an energetic hike in the Alerce Andino National Park without me at 9am, and returned to the hotel around 4:30pm.The hike was awesome, with the added bonus of horse fly swatters made out of ...
Day 73 – Farewells
... sandwiches. At some point later, we were hungry and it was quite late at night.
Our only excursion out tonight was our dinner that evening. By the time we left, we were starving, so we chose the first restaurant we found. By looks alone, it looked like it was going to be expensive, but ended up only costing us $26 for gnocchi al funghi and Hake fish. As a bonus, we got to watch a bit of the Chile versus Paraguay world ...
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