Post 2: The best Holidays


My best holidays were this summer with my boyfriend. At the end of February and the beginning of March, for almost a week we visited some places in south of Chile such a Valdivia, Niebla, Panguipulli, Neltume, Puerto Fuy and Pucón.
We started our journey in Valdivia and then we went to Niebla where we camped, toured the icy beach, drank craft beer and even we were chased by bees. We came back to Valdivia where a cousin of my boyfriend was waiting for us with peaches, juices and cookies for the trip, he was very nice and we were very grateful. In Panguipulli we stayed with my godmother and we went to Chauquen beach where we swam in the lake and we drank coffee while we enjoyed the view. Then we went to Puerto Fuy and bumped into a friend of mine who hosted us in his house at the shores of the lake. When we were there we watched a movie, we prepared fajitas and we had a great time! Later in Pucon we stayed in my aunt’s house and we visited a beautiful hot spring. We also hike part of the Huelquehue national reserve. Finally we come back to Santiago, everything was very fun!
I think this vacation has been the best for me, because is the first time I have travelled without my family for so many days, and we had the freedom to choose what to do, where to go, what to eat. It is also the first time that I have travelled as a couple and share such beautiful landscapes with someone you love is a wonderful experience




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  1. carolina17 de mayo de 2019, 23:00

    Your vacation sounds so nice, I would like to do something like that, specially because this year I didn't went to vacation and I still want my holidays jajajaj

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  2. Rosa Isabel ʕ•́ᴥ•̀ʔっ1 de julio de 2019, 12:48

    Your publication excited me much more to take a vacation in the south.

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  3. Rodrigo Quezada4 de julio de 2019, 19:35

    What a beautiful places! I wish to visit all these places sometime, I really love the south of Chile, more than the north jaja, I prefer travel looking cows and grass instead of desert landscapes and guanacos.

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