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Sheila    31 March 2008 09:59 |
Hi Sue

Yes, I was going to email you to thank you for arranging a wonderful
holiday. The holiday exceeded expectations - and you were right - Mike's
birthday was probably the highlight of the whole trip.

Our touch of luxury(!!) in our Raa suite at Explora was excellent and we
were in fact extremely pleased to have discovered Easter island the Explora
way with the local guides and on foot. We both really enjoyed it - and not
just the history, the moais and the ahus, but also learning from the
islanders about the islanders and their culture. There were two walks a day
and we did our two walks a day, so we had a really good 'go' at the island.
It was a truly wonderful few days. 5 nights was perfect, 4 nights would
have been just enough, but it would have felt a bit rushed.

We liked Chile and the people and we were very lucky with our wildlife
spotting, including seeing all 4 camelids, rheas (including 6 babies!!), the
funny little rabbits, mice, wild guinea pigs and so many birds. We saw a
condor at close range - eating a dead llama! Our two guides who covered
North Chile Alan (1st 2 days) and Helen (5 days) were excellent
- especially Helen who was quite a wildlife expert. The space was awesome
in North Chile. The changes in vegetation fascinated me too.
We have been to some remote spots in our walking in Scotland, but those
places are not remote. In North Chile, the nearest place of any size is
150km away. On Mike's birthday we had a picnic outdoors on the salt lake
and swam in the hot springs - which were almost too hot! There was nobody
else there. It was surreal.

Margharita who met us each time in Santiago was a lovely girl. The Hotel
Orly was an excellent base. It was great when we finally managed a
breakfast there!!

Our guide in San Pedro - Guillermo - was quite a character. He wasn't a
patch on Helen as a guide- but he was fun - and he did what he set out to do
and got us up a volcano - to the rim of the crater. We climbed Volcan
Lascar to 5200m in the end. Volcan Saircebur had too much snow on it to
drive up and we were also going to be inadequately shod for snow. Volcan
Lascar was our original choice curiously. Guillermo and the driver took us
up to 3500m to stay in a sort of village hall in Talabre the night before to
minimise the altitude effects. All 4 of us climbed up (including our driver
Christian who was also good.) We didn't spend long on the crater rim as
there were some gases around.

We both had altitude problems in Putre (at 3500m) which took about 36 hours
to clear up. Only headache, nausea and loss of appetite, nothing serious!
It didn't spoil our time in the north. It did make you stop and think a bit
though. Arriving in Le Paz must be problematical.

Our night in Colchane was different. Very cold room and could scarcely move
under 4 alpaca blankets - very heavy. It was so different to home
- a room like that would have been damp. There - it was just cold and in
fact it was warm in bed. getting up reminded me of when I was a kid
- pre central heating! We ate what was on the menu there - llama. I liked
it, Mike was less keen, and Helen and Umberto had arranged a Chilean
birthday cake. We enjoyed the Chilean food and did try to eat as many as
possible of the local dishes. We had a smattering of Spanish when we
started and I would definitely learn more before the next trip out.

In the whole holiday, only a couple of things went slightly wrong. We
weren't expected and weren't collected from Arica airport and in the end
after some conversation with the company who were guiding us, we started our
tour the next day. Once we realised we had the afternoon free we had a
pleasant snoop around Arica on our own. We also weren't picked up at Calama
on time and just ignored all the taxi drivers who were very persistent about
taking us to San Pedro. Our guides eventually picked us up half an hour or
so late.

Lan airlines were excellent. We came back on Iberia and were very
disappointed not to have the luxury of Lan and the little screens to pass
the time of day (and night). Getting to Madrid was frustrsating on the way
out. We left home at 9 am and left Madrid at midnight. It did seem a
ridiculously long time for such a short distance. Its a shame there are no
direct flights to Madrid from Manchester. I got my case back last night!!
Only 4 days after I landed. Mike had his - typical!!

We now want to go back again!! We liked the very untouristy feel to North
Chile and will obviously have to go to Patagonia. We finally got an elusive
window seat from Calama to Santiago and I was looking at the wild country
south of Calama with interest. It would be nice to climb a little Andean
summit.

Thank you once again for arranging such a wonderful trip. When we've saved
up we will be in touch again!

Best regards
Sheila

BERNADETTE    24 March 2008 08:52 | HUNGARY
Dear Veronica,

Now I would like to say thank you for your kind cooperation, my clients were very satisfied with your services!

Thanks again & with best regards from Hungary,
Bernadette

Paul    17 March 2008 09:37 | SWITZERLAND
Dear Ms Patricia Estroz, I would like to thank you for the verry prompt and good service you have
supplied us during our stay in Chile. Everyhting else was just perfect and fine. Also all the other hotels
were fine and worth the prices.

Best regards
Paul

NADIA    15 March 2008 09:58 | ITALY
Hi Juana

Mr Valerio called me last day…and they are very happy for best travel.

All was ok and fantastic…..

….so a special thank you for precious cooperation! J




Thks thks

Kisses

Nadia

H. BECKERS    03 March 2008 07:15 | GERMANY
Sehr geehrte Damen und Herren,
auf Ihrer Website haben wir den Fragebogen ausgefüllt. Wir möchten jedoch einen ausführlicheren Kommentar geben, den wir im questionnaire nicht untergebracht haben. Die Unterkünfte während der Rundreise waren alle in Ordnung. Teils waren es sehr gute Hotels und Lodges, teils einfachere, aber immer besonders gelegene liebenswerte und gepflegte Hosterias oder Estancias. Die Reise war perfekt organisiert und für uns ein unvergessliches Erlebnis.

Besonders erwähnen möchte ich nochmals die ausgesuchte Liebenswürdigkeit, Kompetenz und den unermüdlichen Einsatz unseres Reiseleiters Cristobal, der uns Patagonien so nahe gebracht hat. Auch der Busfahrer des von Ihnen beauftragten Unternehmens fuhr uns sicher, zuverlässig und gelassen, was für diese Strecke von ca. 3.800 km ganz entscheidend war. Der Bus war bequem und reichlich dimensioniert.
Auch unsere Reiseleiterin in Santiago Jimena Jiménez hat uns ganz hervorragend, überaus liebenswürdig und mit großer Sachkunde betreut. Sie können stolz auf Ihre Mitarbeiter in vorderster Reihe sein.
Zwei Anmerkungen haben wir noch zum Ablauf unserer Reise. Wir haben, zurückkommend mit der Gruppe aus Puerto Montt, als einzige außerhalb im Flughafen-Hotel "Diego de Almagro" gewohnt, was ein wenig ungeschickt war, da der zur Rundreise gehörende gemeinsame Abschlussabend im Stadtteil Bellavista stattfand. Zum anderen wäre der Rückflug aus Calama nach Santiago, der für die 20:30 Uhr Maschine gebucht war, zu einem früheren Zeitpunkt sinnvoller gewesen. Wir haben an diesem Tag mehr oder weniger nur "in der Wüste herumgesessen".
Das mindert jedoch in keiner Weise den vorzüglichen Gesamteindruck.

Mit freundlichen Grüßen
H. Beckers


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