Patagonia on a BUDGET?! Watch this before you go!
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- Опубликовано: 25 июн 2024
- The time has finally come for us to do something we have wanted to do for YEARS! In this video, we explore one of the most scenic landscapes in the world. We give tips & advice on how to make the most of your adventure in Patagonia on a budget and also talk about what we believe to be an efficient itinerary to see the best of this amazing region!
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0:00 Intro
0:35 Who are we?
0:54 About Patagonia
1:13 How to save money on flights and accommodation
2:13 Ushuaia
3:26 Buses in Patagonia
4:00 El Calefate and Perito Moreno Glacier
5:32 El Chalten and Fitz Roy
6:01 Laguna de los Tres hike
7:02 Tips about the hike
9:36 Bariloche
10:10 Puerto Natales and Torres del Paine
11:42 Punta Arenas
12:14 Argentina VS Chile?
13:37 5 tips on how to budget in Patagonia
15:31 What's next?
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Website to buy tickets for Torres del Paine
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Some locations from our tour in Torres del Paine (we can’t recommend as it was a private tour, but you can rent your own car to drive around)
Mirador Cóndor
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Mirador Nordenskjöld Lake
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Mirador Salto Grande
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Laguna Amarga
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This has to be the most comprehensive videos on Patagonia I have seen. I really appreciate the amount of effort and thoughtfulness that has gone into making this brilliant guide. Love you guys.
Wow, thank you! Glad it was helpful!
I don't understand why your videos doesn't have more viewers... What a great content!! 👌Greatings from Colombia
You can help spread the word about our channel😅thanks a lot! We just arrived to Colombia today, really excited to start exploring!
Hello Columbia !! Greetings from Los Angeles !! I am Japanese living in the States &would love to visit Columbia someday,too ! 💜🥁🐉🎤🎶💞
Headed there in early Nov and this video has helped me rethink everything, much appreciated for taking the time to make it!!
You’re welcome! You’ll have a great time 💪🏻😍
Really good video, straight to the point and easy to catch! Thanks ❤
Thanks a lot☺️
Great edit & narration… very beautiful there. Amazing tour
Thank you very much, appreciate your comment❤️☺️
Thank you so much for this video! I'm planning a trip to Patagonia with my sister, and this was a really helpful and informative watch!
Great to hear! Enjoy ☺️
great, compressed traveler knowledge with beautiful pictures! Thank you!
Thank you for your comment❤️
Super helpful! Thank you for the tips
Pleasure 💚
It was SUCH a treat to see these from the sky!!!
Amazing videos thank you for all the recommendations! Well done 👍
Thanks a lot☺️
Thank you for these incredible tips! I am planning to visit Patagonia later this year and your advices come very handy! ❤
Awesome😍Enjoy your travels☺️
Finally we found a helpful and good video with lots of information. Thank you😀
Thank you! Enjoy your travels😍
@@SomethingToRemember Thank you so much 😊 we are really looking forward to it.
Thank you guys very very much! I'm planning my trip to Patagonia and your video is super useful! I'll follow your steps!♥ I will also watch your other videos about Chile as its my destination and your way of travel is very similar to mine! 🤩
So great to hear it! Enjoy☺️❤️
Great guide! Thanks guys.
No problem ☺️
Have you been to Patagonia? Which side did you prefer?😊
Both sides have so much to offer. Torres del Paine was amazing but also did the laugunas los tres hike and it was one of the most beautiful places I’ve encountered among extensive world travels.
Great video guys … very helpful. Heading to that area in September
Great! ☺️enjoy your travels😍
Really handy tips, thanks guys, literally just planning my trip the other way around...Santiago, Puerto Natales, El Calafate, Bariloche, Buernos Airies......
Great to hear, enjoy❤️
Awesome thank you for the tips 🎉
Cheers🙌🏻😍
Going to argentina next year. This video has been my go-to in making plans. Thank you.
Thank you for your comment☺️Enjoy your travels! 😋
Thanks for this great video and honest tips! Very helpful 🫶🏼🌻
Glad it was helpful, thank you☺️🙌🏻
Thx so much for this video. We looked at the prices on viator and couldn't believe it. Great tips you've given us 😊
So glad to hear you found it useful 😊
fantastic review, hope to go there some day soon
Thanks a lot☺️🙌🏻
You guys seem like really positive people, thank you for the video! It seems like Torres del Paine beat El Chalten in terms of views but the convenience on that Fitz Roy hike also seems attractive. Hopefully I can do both! I would probably skip Moreno Glacier (just to save money) because I used to guide glacier kayaking in alaska so I've had the chance to get close up and personal with glaciers.
Thank you! There are several few points in Torres del Paine that make it incredible, but for us seeing amount Fitzroy from the laguna was one of the most amazing things we’ve ever seen 😁 They are all worth visiting - Patagonia is just so beautiful!
Thanks -- good advice!
Thank you for your comment ☺️
Insanely useful
Thank you, good to know ☺️🙌🏻
awesome thanks !
Cheers😊
I’m inspired…thanks guys.
Great! Go for it☺️
Great video you have inspired me to go here
Glad to hear it! ☺️
Great video. Hat’s off. The best part that wins the medal is however NOT the views in different places but … the Penguin sighting, it’s the crown jewel. 😊
😅🐧
This video and informational video is spectacular! Thanks! What month of the year were you there? Can you talk about best months to travel through certain areas if you have a recommendation.
Thank you☺️ We were there in January which is the peak season😊
Very helpful :)
Great😍🙌🏻
Such an informative & stunning video guys 🙌 we feel way more prepared now for Patagonia, thank you!!
Thanks a lot❤️ Enjoy your time there, hope you’ll have great weather☀️
@@SomethingToRememberoi vocês são americanos? Que pena que vocês não exploraram mais do o Brasil o meu País não é só Rio de janeiro tem lugares muito lindo naturezas praias montanhas rios tem muito lugares que são muito únicos no mundo a coisa mais linda que existe no mundo e fica no meu País me desculpa sei que tem vários lugares lindos no mundo mas o Brasil supera todos esses lugares
Hello, we aren’t Americans:) sorry, we had different priorities and we did go to a lot of places there, not only Rio. Cheers
Mark is from Ireland, Asya is from Russia😊 ruclips.net/video/sremk7jo15k/видео.html check this one out! We would love to visit more of Brazil, but it was really inconvenient to fly up north from Rio as we were going down the continent. Next time☺️
Great video! Thank you. What month did you both go?
Thanks! In early January 😊
Amazing video with lots of tips, thank you guys! Going there in March so very excited 🥳 you mentioned about paying flights in cash direct with the airline and only paying 55%. Do you know if that’s the same for all their flights? Or was this a one off deal? Thanks!
Glad to hear it was helpful!
The flights worked out 45% cheaper because we withdrew Argentinian Pesos from Western Union and then used that cash to pay for the flights in the Argentinas Aerolineas office in Buenos Aires.
It’s not a deal or anything like that, it’s just a matter of getting your money at the “blue dollar” exchange rate and then using that cash to pay for everything. Western Union is how to get money at the blue dollar rate. Hope this helps 😊
How stunning is Patagonia! I was wondering if you got to see Cerro Torre, which lies directly behind Fitzroy? Had the reputation of being not only the most beautiful mountain, but also the most difficult and dangerous climb in the world. It was very controversial because an Italian mountaineer called Maestri, had taken a portable compressor up with him and destroyed the climb by drilling and inserting hundreds of bolts, making it easy for every one.
Wow what an interesting comment, thanks so much!
We didn’t have time to do the hike to Cerro Torre this time but we did catch a glimpse of it on the way to Fitzroy… We will put it on the bucket list for next time though 😄
Liked comment and subscribed
Thanks a lot☺️❤️
awesome video🍻. Why i see this one year later? I searched countless times about Patagonia on youtube, but never saw yours.
Haha cheers☺️🙌🏻
Very informative, would’ve loved for you guys to displayed some of the prices tho. Like tickets, trips, the total amount expended in those days and whatnot. Thanks for this video!!!
Thank you! But we did display most of the prices😅
I saw your comment that it was filmed in January. Wow, sometimes you had your winter/fall jackets on! Pretty chilly at night and in some windy area? I will be going in late Dec. Thanks.
Yeah, that’s exactly right! On the hikes it was usually sunny and warm so we would be wearing tee shirts… But when we reached the lagoon at Fitzroy, for example, the wind was very strong 💨 You’ll love it, just bring layers and you’ll be fine 😊
What an useful video!! Do you still know the name of the tour you did from Puerto Natales to Torres de Paine? Thank you!
The owner of the hotel we stayed at took us but has since stopped doing it so we can’t recommend it 🥲 We did see tours on TripAdvisor for around €70 which we are sure would be fine too! Another option is to rent your own vehicle… Hope this helps!
Many wonderful tips !! Thanks ! 👍 👍💜🥁🐉🎤🎶✈️🇦🇷⚽️💞
Glad to hear that🥰
@@SomethingToRemember Thanks so much for your reply & very informative video !! And Happy Birthday 🎂💐 !! I saw your community post ! 💜🥁🐉🎤🎶✈️💞
Oh, thanks a lot, it’s very cute🥰
Very informative, thank you! We are currently planning our trip to Argentina and we are so excited 😊 Do you book the accommodation in advance and pay with cash on arrival or what is the best way?
Yes we did that as much as we could in Argentina so that we could pay in cash when we arrived 😊 Booking.com often let’s you pay on arrival, we didn’t use AirB&B as much in Argentina because you can’t pay in cash!
Enjoy, we loved it ☺️
@@SomethingToRemember brilliant, thank you so much!
Hi guys! great video. How did you get your accommodations so cheap? Did you go to the place in person to get your cheaper price or used an app?
Thanks! As we said, we mostly used Booking.com and used Western Union to get our cash at the Blue dollar rate… then used that cash to pay when we arrived ☺️
Thanks for thd drone information. Also the bus ride 22 hours man...
Cheers! It’s split up and you are supposed to have 5 hour lunch break, but our bus was late so we spent all 22 hours on the bus😅
For the day trip you took in Torres Del Paine, was this by a tour guide, or self guided? Amazing video by the way, super detailed and helpful!
Thanks a lot, Sophie ☺️ The owner of the hotel we stayed at took us but has since stopped doing it so we can’t recommend it 🥲 We did see tours on TripAdvisor for around €70 which we are sure would be fine too! Another option is to rent your own vehicle… Hope this helps!
Ok thank you for answering!
Love your video and references! May I know how many days for this trip? And is there a breakdown budget list for this trip? Thank you for sharing!
Thank you😊 you’ll need 10 days to complete this itinerary. We don’t have full breakdown but I think we spent about €50 per day per person on average.
Excellent video!! What software did you use for the sections of the video where you plotted your route?
It’s an app called TravelBoast:)
Do you mind if you give us an average cost of the trip? I am planning to visit Argentina next year. Love your videos!
Thank you! We spent about €50 a day per person in Patagonia.. this is without plane ticket though😊
Wow! Incredible video. What dates were you there for that good weather you had??
Thank you! ☺️ We flew to Ushuaia on the 1st of January, and it took us about 10 days to complete this itinerary 😊
@@SomethingToRemember Many thanks.
around 10:30 you are at a stunning viewpoint and mention you took a day trip to the national park instead of doing the trails. can you share which day trip / route you did plz? the views look amazing, thanks!
It’s Mirador Condor, we linked all main locations in the description box! ☺️
Thanks for sharing. It’s on my list. Which month did you go and month less windy?
Thank you for your comment! We went in January, it’s a peak season
How much time did you spend there ?
@@nicolaspronovost3463 around 12 days
Спасибо, Настя. Тоже планирую детали путешествия за недорого, полезная информация
Я не Настя:)
@@SomethingToRemember Прошу прощения, видимо ошибся. А как полное имя?
Анастасия, но Ася😊 приятного путешествия!
@@SomethingToRemember Вот такого ответа я не ожидал 😅
Hi! Thanks! Such a great video! Do you have to go through PN in order to go in between TDP and el calafate? And for the bus in between, is it one bus or do you need to transfer at the border or did you use a private shuttle? Can. I ask how much it was for the shuttle/bus?
Hi, thank you! 😊 Yes, Torres del Paine is a National Park, not a town. The bus takes you through the borders, and the ticket was about €35 per person 😊
Excellent video!
Thank you very much☺️
I'm not sure if you said in the video, but how many days have you done this itinerary? We only have 8 to 10 days to spend there, for you what are the non negotiables in Patagonia to hike and explore? Thank you for your videos, they are amazing!
We spent around 2 weeks in Patagonia but we had really good weather so we didn’t have to waste any days 😊 Thanks for your comment, glad to hear it!
Wow Patagonia really like its such a bizzare. I love your content . Which camera do you shoot your videos with please
Thanks a lot, really glad to hear that! The main camera we use is Canon 90d and GoPro hero 9 for timelapses in this video☺️
@@SomethingToRemember thanks for replying I keep on viewing your content. I've even followed you on IG you have great photography too. Am planning to start a you tube channel too in future. Do you use the same cameras to shoot all your videos
Thanks a lot☺️yeah, but sometimes you can see some drone footage too
@@SomethingToRemember Yah . It's great. I've watched one on dead sea . It's wow . By the way are you American if don mind my question please
Thanks a lot❤️Mark is Irish, Asya is Russian😊
Thank you so very much. What time of year did you visit? Wondering about the weather. Also, is there another video where you talk about Western Union in Argentina? Was thinking of sending myself some money to receive when I get there. Seems that the exchange is really good when I send to a friend there.
Hi! We were there in January and we got reaaaally nice weather (apart from the windy conditions in Ushuaia but I think we were just unlucky there).
As for WU, if you’ve been sending money to your friend it should be really simple for you… Just sent it to your name instead & make sure you select Argentina as the receiving country and put in your name exactly as it appears on your passport 😊 Definitely use Western Union… It saved us A LOT of money!
Take care 🇦🇷☺️
Thank you so very much. I had this idea, but never heard of anyone doing it. So great to hear that it works well. Will continue on your other great videos.@@SomethingToRemember
Cheers☺️
Thank you for your video. What was the name of your tour operator in Torres Del Paine? Thank you.
Thanks ☺️ The owner of the hotel we stayed at took us but has since stopped doing it so we can’t recommend it 🥲 We did see tours on TripAdvisor for around €70 which we are sure would be fine too! Another option is to rent your own vehicle… Hope this helps!
thank you. 🙂@@SomethingToRemember
This is very helpful! Which Western Union did you go to? I'm a little scared about booking a domestic flight to El Calafate on the same day through Aerolineas Argentina using the blue dollar rate because I fear that the flights will all be booked up if I don't book in advance. Was it truly that easy for you to book a flight on the same day to Ushuaia when you went in January (peak season)?
Hi, thanks for your comment 😊 The Argentinas Aerolinas office is actually in the centre of Buenos Aires so we went there to book our flights with cash around 5/6 days before we wanted to go to Ushuaia. There are Western Unions all over Buenos Aires too - we used several, it doesn’t matter which one you go to 😊
@@SomethingToRemember Thank you so much for this video, so so helpful! I'm heading in around a month, and this has been a huge help :) Can you please explain the blue dollar rate? Is it specific to Argentina? Thanks again!
Yes, only for Argentina! It’s a bit hard to understand, but we tried to explain as best as we could in this video from 1:31 ruclips.net/video/uwGZj8GXewc/видео.htmlsi=j3u2ZP3UKhSrxgrV
Amazing guys 👋
Can you please tell us what time of the year this was?
Thank you! It was in January, during the peak season😊
@@SomethingToRemember Thank you 🙏
We are thinking of planning something for April.
It’s autumn there in April, supposed to be very beautiful! Enjoy your travels!
What time of year were you there? I was there in November/December. Just curious what time of year this was?
In January😊
Have you guys tried wearing your backpacks properly while hiking? It's much more comfortable.
Thanks for the tip 😊
Really informative video. Did you post the number for the person who could possibly get discounts on Antarctica trips? Thanks In advance.
Glad you liked it! It’s in the description of this video along with the email😊
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@@SomethingToRemember my bad…looking at the wrong video. I’ve watched them all as we are currently in South America at the moment. Got loads of useful info from your vids so thank you again. Keep up the good work
Did you use a tour guide or company to do the hike at El Chalten? Or is the trail easy to manoeuvre on your own?
Hi! There is no tour guide or tour agent needed to climb to Laguna De Los Tres from El Chalten… Just make your way to the trail head and start hiking! 😊
Wonderful thank you so much. Just trying to plan my trip and stops now
Hi guys, what bus did you get from Ushuaia to El Calafate, do you know the company? And did you have to change bus? The only buses I can find online seem to have a connecting bus and the times are really awkward.
Hey, yes we did change buses and time wasn’t perfect (like 3am), but it’s the only way to get there by bus😊
For Argentina, even if it’s free do you have the book the camp sites? Same question for entrance You don’t need to book ahead? For the Chilean side off you use cash for entrance for henpark and elsewhere for cheaper rate too?
There was a campsite in the forest on the Argentinian side, and as far as we know, you don’t have to book anything, but you should double-check. I don’t think you need to pre-book tickets for the national parks, but you do have to book campsites or accommodations in Chile inside the park.
Can anyone provide tips about visiting western union and taking cash out?
What are the payment options to get cash from WU?
I’m travelling from Australia.
1. Download Western Union app and set up an account.
2. Send yourself money (use your own name as it appears on your passport) to be collected in cash in Argentina.
3. Use your bank card to pay through the app.
4. Take your passport, a copy of your passport and a screenshot of the number you receive when you complete the transaction on the app to any Western Union in Argentina (opening times and times for foreign exchange transactions vary from location to location).
5. Collect your cash.
6. Come back and subscribe to our channel for helping you save money 😋
Being peak season when you went there, was it too crowded? Would you recommend avoiding peak season or would you say that crowds is not something to worry too much?
Hi! In Patagonia, it is definitely better to make sure you have a good opportunity to get good weather rather than trying to avoid the crowds… So, we’d say go during peak season when the weather is good and try to go to places as early in the morning as possible to get there before the tour buses 😊
Overall, we didn’t think Patagonia was over-crowded. We loved it!
@@SomethingToRemember that's a very good point, I didnt see it from that angle. Thank you very much!!
You missed the cretaceous forest at Caviahue. A living fossil from the time of the dinosaurs.
The purpose of this video is not to visit every place in Patagonia.
hey guys - can you advise how many hours did it take for your tour of Torres Del Paine? Trying to determine if I could possible catch the last bus out of town at 3:30pm.
Hi. We don’t want to give you false information so the answer is that we don’t know. Our tour was with our hotel owner. The tour you book will be via a tour company and each company may be different. Sorry!
Right but I am thinking of hiring a driver because the day tours are too long and would make me miss the bus out of town. On the other hand, if even a private tour would take too long, then I just have to reconcile with staying over night, so I would like to know how long it would take privately.
Ok, I just checked my camera roll, were in the park from 8am until 4pm 👍🏻
That's so amazing of you. You are the best!
Which tour did you do for Torres del Paine?
The owner of the hotel we stayed at took us but has since stopped doing it so we can't recommend it. We did see tours on TripAdvisor for around €70 which we are sure would be fine too!
Another option is to rent your own vehicle.
@@SomethingToRemember thank you! Currently debating if we should do a day tour or hike the mirador base since we only have one day.
going to Patagonia for our honeymoon in 2024. I need as much info as possible lol.
Great choice☺️
Wow ❤so freaking beautiful 😍 I dream of going here and taking my girl. El Calafate seems like a place where the lord of the rings, or the hobbit should have been filmed.
Thank you ☺️💚
What month did u go?
January 👍🏻
Torres del Paine is wayyyy better…….more expensive but is worth it
Interesting opinion, thanks for your comment 😊
Hi, could you share how much it cost you for the day trip to Torres del Paine from Puerto Natales?
Around €70 per person😊you can rent a car as well for the same price!
Great Video! But with "Full" Day to Torres del Paine N.P. you didn't visit the towers, you just looked at them from a long distance... you missed the chance to see 90% of the beautys of the park (the towers themselves must represent 10% of the other incredible landscapes... even prettier than the towers themselves) 👍 As an advice, you need to do the O-Trek, 90 miles of incredible adventure!
@@climbverseexperience477 Next time! 😅
@climbverseexperience477 thank you for your opinion! We had some issues that’s why we couldn’t do the Base Torres hike, but we still loved Torres del Paine
is is safe in there ?
Yes! 😊
Are there western union in patagonia area?
There is one in Ushuaia and El Calefate! But they are veeery crowded so it’s better to arrive early or get cash in Buenos Aires. They do accept USD in some places and give you change with blue dollar rate😊
@@SomethingToRemember Do you ever feel safe leaving it at the hotel?
Yes, no worries! Watch our video about Rio, it will make you feel better😅
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I didn't get your tip about using Western Union? Did you withdraw in Argentinian Pesos from WU converting your EUR or you simply got a exchange rate and got more EUR in value and used EUR for daily transaction?
Basically, you’ll get more Argentinian Pesos by wiring yourself money via Western Union than you would by just withdrawing cash at an ATM 👍🏻
@@SomethingToRemember did you find businesses directly accepting USD or EUR but still giving you Blue Dollar rates (i.e. you end up paying less in USD/EUR instead of carrying local currency. I heard rates change so fast that if you possess local currency it may not be the same value the next day? Any advice there?
In general, no… The only place we saw signs saying “we accept dollars” was in tourist hotspots like El Chalten in Patagonia, and even then they would give you your change back in Argentinian Pesos.
Their currency is very much Argentinian Pesos, not dollar or euro…
We spent about 5 weeks in Argentina, the rates go up and down a little bit but not enough to really notice. Bottom line is that you definitely need to use Argentinian Peso cash and the best way to access it is by using WU 👍🏻
what place did you stay in El Chalten? or how did you find it?
Just checked the video, it’s La Comarca Hostel, we booked it via Hostel World 👍🏻
@@SomethingToRemember oops - sorry! thanks
No probs ☺️
Which were you guys there..???
Sorry?😊
@@SomethingToRemember sorry which month were you guys there …😅😅😅
January😊it’s the peak season
can you give the hotel name you stayed in Puerto Natales who took you on your TDP tour Please?
Hi! To be completely honest, we wouldn’t be comfortable recommending you to stay there. The tour was great, but the hotel owner doesn’t do it anymore and we didn’t really like staying there, which is why we didn’t name it in our video 😅
You can find similar day tours to the one we did on Viator, you can find a link for those tours in our description box.
With regards to accommodation, we’d recommend booking an Airbnb in PN and getting picked up from there for your tour 😊
Sorry we can’t be more helpful, we hope this clears it up a bit 👍🏻
@@SomethingToRememberThank you so much for your quick reply. How much do you think I should hope to spend? I'm traveling by myself so I have no one to split it with and the link you provided is $85 for the day. I guess that's not terrible but I'd like to do my due diligence.
Yes, it’s $85 for that tour and you’ll also have to pay an extra 35$ to enter the National Park. Chile is not cheap 😅
@@SomethingToRemember oh wow - thanks! and I loved your top 30 in S.A. video - thanks!
Glad you are finding our content useful - Always great to hear ☺️
I'll be back to this comment in july 2025🤙🏾🤙🏾🤙🏾
We heard the weather is pretty rough down there in July 🫣
Patagonian (from both sides of the border) with Irish roots here (Killarney), nice to have seen your report
We just spent the night in Killarney & loved it! 😊
Thanks, but no thanks. Seems like too much work to look at some rocks in a far off land. My Rockies give me the same feeling - Thank you very much 🙂
Different strokes for different folks 😋
I liked the Chile joke. I like corny jokes.
🤣 Thank you!
Puerto Williams is the southernmost city in the world 👍
Ushuaia is more commonly regarded as the southernmost city in the world due to its sufficiently larger population (71000 people compared to just 2000 in Puerto Williams), its infrastructure, and its accepted classification as a city! Thanks for your comment 😊
@@SomethingToRemember nah, is an argentinian marketing stuff. Puerto Williams is a City, legally accepted by the Chilean State 👍, since 2019 a think, you can google it 👍. So the southernmost city in the world is Puerto Williams, just to fix your data.
Great video and too sad you didn’t do the entire Torres del Paine trekking, that is amazing 🙌
We’ll agree to disagree 🤝 We loved both the Argentinian & Chilean sides of Patagonia 👍🏻
@@SomethingToRemember me too love both, Is not a thing wish one Is better, Is just the real fact Is Puerto Williams Is a City, and Capital of the Chilean Antartic Region or Province. I travel a lot to Ushuaia in Argentina and to Punta Arenas in Chile 👍, i have family un both places 🤗
puerto Williams is not a city ! ignorant chilean
Not the southernmost city in the world. There are many cities south of Bariloche.
Who’s talking about Bariloche?😅please, rewatch it
Funny note: blue dollar is ILLEGAL
Is Western Union illegal then? And why can you get blue dollar rate by using US credit cards?😅
@@SomethingToRemember I don't think WU gives you blue dollar rate...
@@SomethingToRemember probably all those things happen because we have US d¡ck stuck in our @$$€$
Maybe you shouldn’t comment on something you know absolutely nothing about then.
Nunca deja de sorprenderme como a los turistas que provienen de países con comedias guerras con una tasa de conversión hiper beneficiosa hasta al cambio oficial decir lo caro que es todo. No lo puedo creer. ¿Cuánto quiere pagar por semejante servicio?
Muy probablemente el pasaje en micro salga el equivalente a unos pocos pasajes en subte en sus países. Lo mismo con el hospedaje, dicen que al ver el mapa mundial no puede creer en el lugar remoto donde están pero el hospedaje para dos personas les parece caro! Increíble!
It’s quite obvious that we are comparing the prices in each country in South America in our recent videos. For example, Chile is expensive when compared to Bolivia. Uruguay is expensive when compared to Ecuador. It’s a simple concept, but thank you for your negative comment anyway 👍🏻
Wtf 😮
Taking taxis when travelling on a budget?!?!? I stead of walking several km like a traveler would do?
You arw not travelers on budget. Period. I would even go and call you tourists.
After this I'm not even sure you have any idea what you're talking about when giving advices.
Call us whatever you want, we couldn’t care less
Your comparison between Chile and Argentina just shows why Chile is successful, and Argentina a failed state. Personally as an outsider taking advantage of Argentina is not how I travel.
We loved Chile. Atacama is magnificent.
Here on this travel channel, we genuinely couldn’t care less about economics or politics or whatever umbrella that stuff about a “failed state” falls into.
We will travel everywhere and anywhere giving our personal opinions on the travel side of things.
We loved Chile. We loved Argentina. Chile can be expensive to travel in. Argentina can be cheap to travel in. We don’t over-complicate things here 👍🏻
Said like a true colonialist.
Hey guys, we're in Beunos Aires at the moment. Did you get your tickets for the flights to Patagonia from the airport or Aerolineas office in BA? Many thanks for any advice :-)
Hi. We bought our flights from BA to Ushuaia in the office in BA 😊
@@SomethingToRemember Thank you guys! Keep up the awesome content. My wife and I have used your content a lot for South America :-)
@nakedinthe90s74 good to know! Enjoy your travels ☺️