It's Chile in Patagonia

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November 30th 2009

Published: December 2nd 2009

Leaving Valparaiso we took a long bus journey south to another port, Puerto Montt. From here we had a ferry booked, heading even further south, leaving in a few days time. Whilst there was nothing particularly wrong with Puerto Montt, it didn’t strike us as the sort of place worthy of several days of our time. Therefore, we took a short ferry journey across to the island of Chiloe. Chiloe is... Read Full Entry

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3rd December 2009

Jaxon Markell
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Getting a chance to travel worldwide is a blessing. While going through your article, I feel like traveling with you. While planning for International travel, it is advisable to know how to overcome the commonly faced problems during traveling.

8th December 2009

El Kolonel
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Love the tent picture!

19th May 2011

Dancing Dave
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The Most Beautiful Place in the World
Wow...you can enter the park by boat from Puerto Natales...I didn't know that! We entered one January by 4WD that we had driven down Ruta 40 from Bariloche. As we roared around the park for a few days we desperately wish to return for trekking this time.Thank you for your alternative route.

25th May 2011

Iceberg on Largo Grey - Torres del Paine National Park

Nellienoos
Ornella Hulbert

Lago Grey!
What a fabulous photo!!!!! :-) You've captured the blue incredibly well!!!

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