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NATIONAL PARK SIETE TAZAS: A GREAT START OF VANLIFE

  • Last updated on: April 27, 2020
  • First published on: April 3, 2019
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And so we went. After we had bought our van (Pisco is his name 😉 ) we started our adventure. Our first stop was national park Siete Tazas (7 cups), which is located in the Chilean province of Curicó.

National park Siete Tazas got a name from the pools that look like cups and are connected with waterfalls. Besides “7 cups” and “5 cups” there are also two bigger waterfalls in the park.

What a great start of our vanlife trip around South America!

 

Useful info:

Entrance fee to the national park Siete Tazas is 5000 CLP for foreigners (which is around 7,5$) but if you have a RUT (Chilean tax number, that you need to have in case you are buying a car in Chile), the price is only 2500 CLP.

In some places in national park you can swim and there are also payed and free camping spots! 🙂

 

If you have any question about national park Siete Tazas just write us!

Happy vagabonding 🙂

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Hey there, it's great to meet you! I'm Sandra, the mastermind behind BlueMarble Vagabonds. As you might have guessed, I've got an incurable case of wanderlust and a serious writing (and coffee!) addiction, which led me down the path of travel blogging. When I'm not busy plotting my next adventure or crafting captivating stories, you'll find me outside adventuring or at home snuggling with my pups, rereading Harry Potter for the 27th time, and gobbling down yet another avocado toast (because, can you ever have enough?). And speaking of things I can't get enough of, I'm lucky enough to have a hubby who not only helps me run the behind-the-scenes of this blog but also puts up with my shenanigans 24/7 - even during our year-long honeymoon around the Blue Marble. He's definitely a keeper!
Sandra

Sandra

Hey there, it's great to meet you! I'm Sandra, the mastermind behind BlueMarble Vagabonds. As you might have guessed, I've got an incurable case of wanderlust and a serious writing (and coffee!) addiction, which led me down the path of travel blogging. When I'm not busy plotting my next adventure or crafting captivating stories, you'll find me outside adventuring or at home snuggling with my pups, rereading Harry Potter for the 27th time, and gobbling down yet another avocado toast (because, can you ever have enough?). And speaking of things I can't get enough of, I'm lucky enough to have a hubby who not only helps me run the behind-the-scenes of this blog but also puts up with my shenanigans 24/7 - even during our year-long honeymoon around the Blue Marble. He's definitely a keeper!

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