Go back to Cochamo.
Go back to Anfiteatro. The mutts of Puerto Montt.The following morning we hiked out and were pigging out on non-freeze dried and non-pizza food while tossing down pisco sours in Puerto Montt. We checked out the town (less touristy than Puerto Varas, more blue-collar), did a much overdue laundry, and arranged for one of our bags with extra gear to be stored (for free!) at our hotel. In the morning we went to the bus station and headed for Argentina.
Photos
Street scenes from Puerto Montt (Feb. 2015). Puerto Montt waterfront (Feb. 2015). A man and his llama in Puerto Montt (Feb. 2015). Perros de Puerto Montt…most looked clean and reasonably healthy…and there was no dog shit on the streets! Mounted police in Puerto Montt (Feb. 2015). A girl selling melons in Puerto Montt (Feb. 2015). More Puerto Montt street views (Feb. 2015). Puerto Montt. The mutts of Puerto Montt. Did I mention the no dog shit (or aroma of dog shit) anywhere in town…despite quite a few homeless dogs (Feb. 2015). Morning departure to Bariloche (7-8 hrs. ride…depending on border wait times). Reserve your tickets early as buses often fill up in the summer…actually it did eventually pick up other passengers along the way (Feb. 2015). Cafe con leche? Chilean send off on the way into Argentina (Feb. 2015).
