Chile – a country that we spent the most time in during our yearlong honeymoon and therefore became really attached to it! We stayed for quite some time in the capital, Santiago, and every time we returned there, it almost felt like coming home. We also bought our own tiny house on wheels in Chile, a van that we named Pisco.
We drove around the whole country – Chilean Tierra del Fuego, the world-famous Torres del Paine National Park and out of this world Carretera Austral in the south; we zig-zagged around the Pacific coasts, vineyards, lakes, and German-looking villages; we crossed the Andes several times and even went to skiing; we marveled at the deserts of the north and slept at the countless sandy beaches with a million-dollar view. And Easter Island in the middle of the Pacific Ocean was a cherry on the top of the cake!
4 months is a lot, but it still didn’t feel enough!
Check out our articles and vlogs about Chile and keep coming back for more – new ones are on the way, it’s still so much to be told about Chile. 🙂
Planning a trip to Torres del Paine National Park in Chile? While most would argue that summer months are the best time to visit Torres del Paine, we have a slightly different idea. After visiting the national park in April ourselves, we’re giving you the top reasons why autumn might be the best time to visit Torres del Paine in Chile!
Every time you’ve heard anybody rambling about Patagonia, adjectives like jaw-dropping, stunning and incredible are repeatedly used and there’s a 127% chance they were connected with words like nature and hikes. But visiting the actual towns in Patagonia? Nah, that’s what Paris, Barcelona and New York are for.
Right?!
Nope, WRONG. Read about 10 unique towns in Patagonia – both in Chile and Argentina – that you’ll want to include in your itinerary!
So, you have decided to go on a trip around South America and have realized that buying a car gives you the freedom to
And so we went. After we had bought our van (Pisco is his name 😉 ) we started our adventure. Our first stop was national
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