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Sat, 27 Aug 2011 | By rubylucas | Views [846]
So Marcello and I are here in Santiago, safe and sound- although we did think we in serious trouble when we arrived in Santiago- but i'll get to that later. New Zealand- Ruby's First Time at the Snow We weren't in New Zealand for long and we did ... Read more >
Fri, 26 Aug 2011 | By elis82 | Views [1572]
We flew into Santiago after a horror flight from Quito – an overnighter, where the cabin wasn’t properly pressurised, a loud French family were continuously moving and play-fighting around us, the cabin lights left on full all night, and duty free ... Read more >
Tue, 23 Aug 2011 | By elis82 | Photo Gallery
Times in Chile, including Santiago, Portillo, Chanarel and the Atacama Desert
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Mon, 8 Aug 2011 | By rachelina | Views [2792] | Comments [1]
Embracing my American ties on a Chilean 4th of July My planned three weeks in Chile, split up by time in Bolivia ended up being a solid month and a half thanks to my ankle´s decision to stop working. While I hadn´t planned to have so much time ... Read more >
Tags: chile, leaving, on the road again, pisco sours
Sun, 7 Aug 2011 | By rachelina | Views [1792]
By the time I had finished my horse trek of doom, I didn´t have time to make the 5 hour uphill hike to Orongo, so headed over to the Tourist Office and got them to arrange a taxi to take me up. The driver seemed nice enough and spoke Spanish slowly and ... Read more >
Tags: caving, easter island, isla de pascua, motorbikes, orongo, rapa nui
Sat, 6 Aug 2011 | By rachelina | Views [1704]
On my third day in Easter Island, I manged to fall off a galloping horse, go caving on the spur of the moment and ride a motorcyle with no helmet. It was an action packed day. Thanks to my inability so summarise, I´ve decided to split up the entries ... Read more >
Tags: danger, easter island, falling off horse, horse riding, isla de pascua, rapa nui
Wed, 3 Aug 2011 | By rachelina | Views [2694]
Anyone who talked to me in the six months or so before I left on my travels will know I was fanatically obsessed with the fact that I was going to Easter Island and that I spent a considerable amount of time going on about it - to the point that my ... Read more >
Tags: camping, chile, easter island, isla de pascua, moai, rapa nui, tongariki
Mon, 1 Aug 2011 | By rachelina | Views [1478]
Back on terra firma after five days at sea, we spent the first 24 hours unable to stop ourselves from swaying back and forth. Christelle, our Super Negotiator, demanded us a free taxi ride to our couchsurfing host´s house, even though we had one last ... Read more >
Tags: couchsurfing, fruitillar, lakes district, puerto montt, puerto varas
Tue, 26 Jul 2011 | By rachelina | Views [2097]
The ship´s map system, informing us we´d reached the Glacier I realise I haven´t properly explained what the whole Navimag shebang really is, so here is a quick explanation: As Lonely Planet was at pains to point out repeatedly, the Navimag is ... Read more >
Tags: chile, glacier, laguna san rafael, navimag, puerto montt
Mon, 25 Jul 2011 | By rachelina | Views [1929]
Let´s pick up where we left me last - soaking wet, making friends with a sorrowful black lab at the Castro Rural Bus Terminal and about to embark on a 4 hour bus ride back to Puerto Montt. The bus ride was rather average due to Quielen Bus´ policy ... Read more >
Tags: aysen, hitchhking, mormons, navimag, patagonia, puerto montt
Fri, 22 Jul 2011 | By graham-loes-fitton | Views [465]
As we stand on the wall in front of El Gringo, the wave braking in front of the pier of Arica, we`re well impressed with it`s size and strength of the perfect barrel. There is quite some guys out showing their moves to the audience. As the waves brake ... Read more >
Sun, 17 Jul 2011 | By rachelina | Views [8310]
Chiloé, Chile - the second largest island in South America, home of one of the most distinct architectural styles in Chile and famous for its wooden churches and permanently overcast weather. Having read two seperate guidebooks talking it up as ... Read more >
Tags: castro, chile, chiloe, quinchao, solo travel
Sat, 16 Jul 2011 | By rachelina | Views [2579]
Saying hello in Chile can sometimes descend into farcialness. Although a seemingly simple cultural concept, my month and a bit in Chile has made me realise how difficult it can be. Like many other places in the world (sometimes it feels like New Zealand ... Read more >
Tags: chile, cultural customs, kissing, santiago
Wed, 6 Jul 2011 | By rachelina | Photo Gallery
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