Us, Cassilero del Diablo and the beach camp at Grey Glacier |
A guide we met in Torres del Paine told us about this gem of a valley. The only way in is a 5-hour hike, after a 2-hour bus ride from Puerto Montt and a 6 km cab ride to the trailhead. I think you can see why this has such appeal to us :)
We could have flown up, but where´s the adventure in that? I look forward to heading up through the fjords of Patagonia, amongst glaciers and ice flows. With a bit of luck we might see some cool aquatic life, like dolphins or whales. Also, we hear they sell some pretty good pills against seasickness on board, as there are some choppy spots along the way. We´ll be sure to let you know how that all goes at the end of the week.
We are also working on finding a spot to stay in Valparaiso or Viña del Mar for a few days over New Year´s for some beach time and more exploring of the Chilean coast.
Should be good!
Hi Jan & Inga:
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Jan, your hand looks nasty. I do hope that all will be well enough for you to get to the Cochamo Valley. It looks like the kind of spot that could steal your hearts away. I do hope you don't plan on rock climbing though.
I can hardly wait to hear about your life at sea.
Missing you
:)
JanF
Looks pretty wwwiiiiinnnnnnnnnndy !!!
ReplyDeleteMirador del Torres ... fantastic pic. Guy
Hola Chicas,
ReplyDeleteToday is my last reading on your blog. I am heading for Christmas holidays and be back in Ottawa at the same as you.
I take the opportunity to wishing you a Merry Christmas in Val Paraiso and on top, hoping everything will be fine for Jan with her wrist.
I thank so much Inga for letting us following your adventures on an almost daily basis. I felt like travelling in your back pack.
The journey was really inspiring !
Que tengan une buena suerte.
Guy