Hanging out in Puerto Natales & Punta Arenas

Trip Start Jun 30, 2010

Trip End Jun 01, 2011

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Where I stayed

Casa Cecilia Ltda. Puerto Natales
Read my review - 5/5 stars

Trangaluz Patagonia, Punta Arenas

Flag of Chile Punta Arenas, Patagonia, Chile
Sunday, April 10, 2011

We've had a great few days chilling-out in little Puerto Natales after our trek in the Tores del Paine National Park. Here are some photos to give you a flavour of the place.

We then moved on to Punta Arenas (3hrs by bus), the capital of Chilean Patagonia, and spent a few more days updating this blog and wandering the town. We stayed at the creatively and beautifully restored Trangaluz B&B with the great hosts Dan and Lorena(http://tragaluzpatagonia.com/index.htm).

All the best
Nickie & Phil
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51 degrees South	The warm & friendly Casa Cecilia	And here's Cecilia	Inside Casa Cecilia
Phil and his mate the Milodon	Our lil' local laundrette	A kilo of each please	A little Pto. Natales pizzeria
Phil was itching to get behind the wheel of this	Pto. Natales Church and big sky	Outdoor shops	...and more outdoor shops
Pto. Natales restaurants	Manuel Bulnes (main street) in the rain	On the menu today, meat, meat and more meat	The most divine Chocolateria Comments!
Pto. Natales Church	Pto. Natales pier, home to Imperial Shags	Imperial Shags	A big hand for Pto. Natales
Cordon Moore - a great name for a mountain	Our beacon of warmth & comfort B&B Tragaluz	Our funky room (what a treat!)	The cosy woodburner
Updating the blog in comfort	Tragaluz owners and self builders Dan & Lorena	'some old buoys'	Puerto Arenas street
Old pier stretching into The Magellian Strait	Port of Arenas	Port entrance	Painted seafront house
Ferdinand Magellan in Plaza Munoz Gamero Comments!	Good olde tourist shoppe	Cementerio Municipal (for the rich and famous)	Cementerio Municipal (for not so rich and famous)