Morning at Futaleufu

We woke up a bit late and had breakfast at the hostel only. By the time we finished our breakfast, it was about 12 pm. We didn't have anything planned for Futaleufu since it had been off the original track. We just happened to be there due to the road closure. We checked out and left our bags at the hostel. We went to the tourist information center to find the bus stop and the connections to Coyhaique. There, we found that there was only 1 bus to Coyhaique every day and it left Futaleufu at 7 am everyday. Basically, that meant that we were stuck here for one more day. We found out about the various activities we could do there and then Maria went back to the hostel to extend our stay by a day and Melinda and I went to the bus stop to book our tickets for the next morning.
On the way, to the bus stop, we saw a small outdoor equipment shop. We decided to do a quick check to see if we could find the micro filter water bottle. We didn't find it, but they had waterproof trekking shoes exactly my size and in colors I liked so I bought them immediately. After that, we went to the bus stop and booked tickets for the next morning.
We returned back to the main square where we had decided to meet.Baca lagi