Puerto Chacabuco, Chile

Our port largely exists as a supply point for trekking tramping etc and the few locals living here year round. Bad weather today but green lush and pretty, and views amazing. We took a taxi tour toRead more
Our port largely exists as a supply point for trekking tramping etc and the few locals living here year round. Bad weather today but green lush and pretty, and views amazing. We took a taxi tour toRead more
We are visiting a port that lies within the Chilean fjords. It is an almost dream-like area that surrounds us-snow-capped mountains, gorgeous lush green hillsides, the bluest skies and ceruleanRead more
Sounds like you were there on one of the beautiful 65days. No snow here and getting more like spring each day. Busy doing nothing ha ha. Keep having a good time,
Great trout fishing down there so if you decide to do the cabin next winter, maybe we’ll join you. Love you, Don
Kinda rough as often in open ocean. Pic of barf bags at the ready. Enough said!
Happy new year's. Hope you're having fun. Hope you had a great Christmas. Love the pics. Take csre.
Le condor est un oiseau qui vit environ 70 ans en captivité et 50 ans à l'état sauvage. Il peut faire 3,50 mètres d'envergure. Il a un nez crochu, un cou dégarni, une collerette blanche. LaRead more
Dieses Mal haben wir auf den Bus verzichtet und sind mit der Fähre von Puerto Montt nach Puerto Chacabuco gefahren.
Nach anfänglichen Schwierigkeiten mit der südamerikanischen OrganisationRead more
fast wie im Rheinland... ach nee, wir haben grauen Himmel, Regen, Dunkelheit und Staus. ;-)
Puerto Chacabuco is a small town tucked deep in the fjords of Chile with majestic mountain formations, rivers and waterfalls everywhere you look. Much of the scenery here is untouched by humans,Read more
Nach nun weiteren 100 Kilometern Schotterpiste haben wir ein kleines Städtchen erreicht, zwischendurch mal wieder ein Tramper Pärchen mitgenommen (Sie deutsche er schweizer, hatten ein Problem mitRead more
From Puerto Montt, I rode a bus all the way down the island of Chiloé, Latin America´s largest island, to the small city of Quellón. It is the starting point for a few ferries going south throughRead more
Yet more exciting adventures! We are having to make do with the ever changing weather - after some amazing warm days back to hail and frost! x Rosemary
You did well to break away from the Disney world and experience real life. It looks as if the weather has broken where you are but otherwise, enjoy Chile's Deep South! James.
I am officially calling this the “All Seasons Cruise"! Buenos Aires was summer, Montevideo was fall, Port Stanley to Laguna San Rafael was winter and today in Puerto Chacabucco, we found spring.Read more
We had a good transfer from Coyhaique to Puerto Chacabuco and are sitting on the ferry’s top deck right now. Dinner has already be served - interrupting the still ongoing dice rolling championshipRead more
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