Chileans love to have a good time, invent weird drinks, and watch foreigners drink them! (Okay, I’m kidding slightly – most of the drinks are really good). You may have heard of some of the more famous Chilean alcoholic options, such as their red wines and pisco sour, but there are still other Chilean drinks …
Author’s Note: This post is an excavation of some of the things that I struggled with while living in a rural town in Chile: it does not mean that I didn’t enjoy my time there, it’s just that longer-term travel isn’t always easy. Four months in, and it’s winter time. I wake up. It’s already 10:00 …
Share0 Tweet0 Pin0 A 4-Day Itinerary for San Pedro de AtacamaSan Pedro de Atacama is a small tourist town in Chile in the middle of the Atacama Desert. San Pedro initially was not high on my list for my itinerary in Chile: however, now that I’ve been there I have to say I’m so glad …
If you want to travel and teach English in South America, The English Opens Doors Program (EODP), or Inglés Abre Puertas, is a good opportunity to find a job in Chile. I chose to do the EODP program and spent eight months teaching abroad in Chile. I was placed in Sagrada Familia, a very small …
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For anyone wishing to travel to Chile, this country has so much to offer you. If you’re an adventure enthusiast and love nature, southern Chile is the place for you to go. If you’d rather explore vineyards, the central region is a perfect fit. This post is meant to be a general overview of Chile …
