Au revoir!

Point of no return. I passed the security and right now I am queueing for my flight to LGW.
Since I am not really into blogging and writing in gerneral I still hope to post my journey here on thisWeiterlesen
Point of no return. I passed the security and right now I am queueing for my flight to LGW.
Since I am not really into blogging and writing in gerneral I still hope to post my journey here on thisWeiterlesen
13 hours and 45 minutes and the pilot managed it on schedule. Even it has been a long journey without any proper sleep I was wide awake and ready for my first day of sightseeing.
The first encounter with a South American capital is done. I was told Buenos Aires is the most advanced city on the southern continent and it sure is. I couldn’t see anyone without a smartphoneWeiterlesen
Welcome to the major launching gate to Antartica. With only 15.000 US$ you will find yourself on a National Geographic cruise and enjoy a two week expedition to the South Pole.
However I plannedWeiterlesen
Torres del Paine National Park in Patagonia Chile is one of the continent’s most sought-after hiking activities. Visitor numbers having reached a quarter of a million in the last year.
That’sWeiterlesen
The Perito Moreno Glacier is one of the most beautiful places in all of Argentina and also one of the top tourist attractions in Patagonia.
When I arrived in El Calafate my Chilean friends alreadyWeiterlesen
After El Calafate I arrived in El Chaltén. A village build due to its close proximity to Los Glaciares National Park. This park is considered the hiking capital of Patagonia.
For Kathy and FrasiscoWeiterlesen
All buses to Bariloche were fully booked for the next 5 days. Instead of heading to Bariloche I made my way to Los Antiguos.
I met Mateo in the bus who was also on his way up north. We shared ourWeiterlesen
After a rough night in Puerto Río Tranquilo, an adventurous trip (ha dedo 👍) to Coyhaique, an 18 hours bus ride to Puerto Montt, I was happy to sleep in a real cama. But the past days have shownWeiterlesen
I arrived in the capital of Chile 3 months after the protests. During the evenings the youth was still gathering at plaza Italia. So in this time I avoided this area even those demos haven’t beenWeiterlesen