Chile’s Incredible Marble Caves
After hiking in El Chaltén, I headed back to Chile to Puerto Rio Tranquilo for the marble caves, a group of marble rocks which have been naturally eroded and shaped by wind and water over…
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El Chaltén and hiking its famous trails
After El Calafate and the Perito Moreno glacier it was time to head to El Chaltén, Argentina’s lower key equivalent of Chile’s Torres del Paine. Having already been to Torres del Paine, I immediately noticed…
View PostA trip to the Perito Moreno Glacier
After finishing the W trek in Torres del Paine, it was time to continue my journey upwards through Patagonia. Crossing back into Argentina, my next destination was El Calafate and the Perito Moreno glacier –…
View PostThe W trek in Torres del Paine – packing list, costs and tips
Here is the second instalment for my 5 day W trek in Torres del Paine. In the first post I wrote about my experience of the W trek and how I (unbelievably!) managed to do…
View PostHiking the W trek in Torres del Paine
*There are already so many online guides on how to hike/explore/camp/drive Torres del Paine. In this post I’m just going to write about my experience of Torres del Paine’s W trek. I’m not entirely sure…
View PostPenguins on Isla Magdalena
During my time in Patagonia penguins were on my wishlist to see. I really really wanted to see them! I mean who wouldn’t want to see penguins up close! On my way up to Puerto…
View PostUshuaia, the world’s most southern city
Ushuaia is the most southern city in Argentina and the world. I’d always planned to go to Ushuaia on my travels, I was simply unsure as to where it would fit in. A week before…
View PostA short guide to money in Argentina
In this post I’ll be writing about money in Argentina. It is based on advice I’ve been given and my own personal experience from travelling here. Before arriving to Argentina I know I was nervous…
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