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Hello, fellow adventurers! I’m dreaming of an epic journey through Chile from north to south and would love your insights on the best way to make this happen. I have three weeks in December, including a week for Easter Island (travel time included). I’m thinking about splitting my time into one week in the north, one week on Easter Island, and one week in the south. Does this sound feasible? Have any of you experienced a similar trip? I appreciate your tips and advice—gracias!
Hello travellers! It is a dream of mine to travel Chile end to end. Can you please offer any advice for the best way to make a north-south journey?
Timeframe would be 3 weeks in December, accounting for approx. 1 week visiting Easter Island (inluding transit).
Perhaps 1 week north, 1 week Easter Island, 1 week south? Please do tell me if that is feasible.
Has anyone done a similar trip, or parts of it?
Gracias por sus consejos!
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