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Lonely Planet Chile & Easter Island | 
 enlarge | Authors: Charlotte Beech, Jolyon Attwooll, Thomas Kohnstamm
Creator: Andrew Dean Nystrom
Publisher: Lonely Planet
Category: Book
List Price: $24.99
Buy New: $14.79
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Avg. Customer Rating:  9 reviews
Sales Rank: 30717
Media: Paperback
Edition: 7
Number Of Items: 1
Pages: 504
Shipping Weight (lbs): 0.1
Dimensions (in): 7.9 x 4.7 x 0.9
ISBN: 1740599977
Dewey Decimal Number: 918.30466
EAN: 9781740599979
ASIN: 1740599977
Publication Date: May 1, 2006
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Product Description
Climb the rocky spires of Torres del Paine, salsa all night in sizzling Santiago, explore the world's driest desert or follow Che's tracks through the Lakes District. Whether you're looking to brave the wilderness or wind through the wine country, our best-selling, opinion-packed Chile guide will take you to the end of the world...and back. HEAD SOUTH - expanded coverage of adventure paradise Patagonia, with side trips to Argentina RAISE A GLASS - discover Chilean wine with our intoxicating primer by a Colchagua Valley vintner PLAY HARD - sand-board desert dunes, paddle through ice-carved fjords or ski still-smoking volcanoes with our dedicated Outdoors chapter REST EASY - accommodations for every budget, from rustic mountain refugios and homey hospedajes to luxurious retreats and high-rise hotels LIVE IT UP - enjoy gourmet meals and top-notch culture in Santiago, uncover Valparaiso's bohemian charms or sunbathe on Arica's plentiful beaches HEAD SOUTH - expanded coverage of adventura paradise Patagonia with a side trip to Argentina RAISE A GLASS - Discover Chilean wine with our intoxicating primer by a Colchagua Valley vintner PLAY HARD - sand board desert dunes, paddle through ice-carved fjords or ski still-smoking volcanoes with our dedicated Outdoors chapter REST EASY- accomodation for every budget, from rustic mountain refugios and homey hospedajesto luxurious retreats and high-rise hotels LIVE IT UP- enjoy gourmet meals and top-notch culture in Santiago, uncover Valparaiso's bohemian charms or sunbath on Arica's plentiful beaches.
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 Land of surprises July 14, 2008
Going back to Chile and will visit more regions. This book is not only my perfect guide, but informs me of its history so I will not be totally ignorant and will be able to ask intelligent questions of the natives.
 good tips March 18, 2008
I visited chile in early 2007-I credit this book with the best time of my life...I you go to Lake region around Puerto Montt, this book will tell you all the cool hostels to stay...Organized information and useful...lots of good restaurants and hostels. Also recommend Argentina guide from same publisher...
 Overrated March 11, 2008
2 out of 2 found this review helpful
We just returned from 6 months in South America. We traveled with the Footprint guidebooks but had many opportunities to use the Lonely Planet, as that is what everyone carries.
Almost everyone who was carrying this book complained about it. It is full of errors and the maps are hard to read. Hostal Nancy, in Puerto Natales, for example, is shown on the complete opposite side of town.
Do yourself a favor and try out another guidbook. Get away from the Lonlely Planet people. Look at Footprint or Rough Guide.
 Easter Island or Bust August 24, 2007
3 out of 3 found this review helpful
I usually don't like the LPs but this one worked out great. I left it in Santiago with my sister. The thing about travel books is that they are just guides to give you ideas. Never go by the book, it makes for a boring life. The best adventures I have every had in South America were the ones that were not planned that goes for life too. The Easter Island part was good because it gave alot of info about the history and culture and gave directions to the museum so that we could get even more info if needed. I also like the Spanish vocab in the back because my Spanish is Mexican border now and guess what a sopa in SA is a bread and here in border land it is a soup. winter in Santiago you want soup not bread. Buy it and see the world the best thing in life is to follow you heart and dreams.
Great Guide To Cheap Accomodations August 11, 2007
3 out of 4 found this review helpful
thanks to lonely planet we found chilestay apartments at www.chilestay.com an inexpensive alternative to a hotel. also, lonely planet provides a comprehensive and updated information about places to visit and enjoy.
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