{"id":237,"date":"2017-04-27T04:46:08","date_gmt":"2017-04-27T02:46:08","guid":{"rendered":"http:\/\/sub.praxis-duong.de\/?page_id=237"},"modified":"2017-11-18T14:34:09","modified_gmt":"2017-11-18T12:34:09","slug":"chile-february","status":"publish","type":"page","link":"http:\/\/ktdtravel.net\/gb\/2015-2\/chile-february","title":{"rendered":"Chile (February)"},"content":{"rendered":"

Posted on\u00a006\/02\/2015<\/span><\/p>\n

Not ready to go yet\u2026
\nOne more week, how exciting!<\/p>\n

This time we have companions: Cecile\u00b4s sister\u00a0Ronni and her husband Dixi. The women are born in Santiago. It is sort of homecoming for them although not much of the earlier day memories are left. Hence it will be a first time experience in Chile for all of us.
\nBremen \u2013 Amsterdam \u2013 Buenos Aires \u2013 Santiago will be our route.<\/p>\n

A visa is not required for the visit of Chile and a duration up to 90 days for most of the EU-citizens. There is a\u00a0list of visa requirement\u00a0for every country on the website of the Chilean Embassy in Germany. No compulsory vaccination, but some recommendation therefor. Ask your doctor and pay him well \ud83d\ude42<\/p>\n

Otherwise plenty of cash as always, travel health insurance and international driving licence. There should be some difficulty to\u00a0buy Chilean Peso locally\u00a0in advance, so we decide to get it from the ATM by credit card when we arrive there.
\nMy credit card has no annual fee, is free of charge for cash withdrawal and payment in foreign currencies. You will find many similar offers from banks of big brand and established reputation in the internet.<\/p>\n

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\nSantiago de Chile, view from our balcony on the 15th Floor, Las Condes<\/p>\n

Posted on 14\/02\/2015<\/span><\/p>\n

Hola, Santiago!<\/p>\n

After 24 hours we arrived in our appartement in Santiago. It was a tiring journey but we have had a lot of fun. Thanks, Jens,\u00a0for bringing us to the Bremen Airport! So I could start the trip with a\u00a0refreshing snooze, whenever I don`t have to drive the car myself.<\/p>\n

Bremen is a one of our favorite international airports with all the necessary facilites but small and cosy. Not to compare to Schipol in Amsterdam and\u00a0 Ezeiza in Buenos Aires. However, all\u00a0of our flights departed and arrived\u00a0in time. Meals and movies on board were good enough to excuse the long travelling time.<\/p>\n

In Santiago Airport forms are to be filled: Immigration card and customs declaration, before you are allowed to enter the New World. On the first floor above the Arrival there is the Santander Bank at the end of the long\u00a0corridor. Here we find the ATM for the withdrawal of our first Chilean Pesos. Taxis and other transportation\u00a0at the exit of the airport building. Be aware to take the blue taxi assigned by the airport staff.<\/p>\n

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\nRoom with a view<\/p>\n

Las Condes<\/span><\/p>\n

Las Condes is a posh area of Santiago. Trees line the pavement of the side roads with lots of\u00a0chic tower blocks and their security guarded entrances and well-kept front gardens. In between the city villas and other official buildings. It is also the banking centre of Santiago\u00a0which concentrate on the main roads.
\nAfter resting in the 30\u00b0C hot and sunny afternoon we walk around to\u00a0explore the neighbourhood and end the day in the restaurant having meal outside under the stars.<\/p>\n

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