Chile & Easter Island - Mccarty Carolyn

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Résumé :
Chile is nature on a symphonic scale. Diverse landscapes unfurl over a 4300 km stretch : parched dunes, fertile valleys, volcanoes, ancient forests, clear rivers, massive glaciers and fjords.

Biographie:
Carolyn McCarthy has suffered from a severe case of Chilenisis since working as a hiking guide in the Lakes District some years ago. For this trip, she motored the Carretera Austral and hiked in Torres del Paine and Isla Navarino. She has also authored Lonely Planet'sArgentina, Panama. Yellowstone & Grand Teton National Parks, The Travel Book, Best in Travel and Trekking in the Patagonian Andes. Carolyn has contributed to National Geographic, Outside and Lonely Planet Magazine, among other publications. Journalist and photographer Jean-Bernard Carillet is a die-hard Island lover and diving instructor. He's made many trips to the South Pacific, Including four to Easter Island. On this gig. he searched for the most enjoyable hikes. the most stupendous vistas, the best-value accommodations and the most potent pisco sour. His favourite experiences included enjoying a p'cnic at sunr'se at Ahu Tongar'ki and walking along the rugged north coast. Jean-Bernard has contributed to many Lonely Planet titles and writes for travel and dive magazines. Based in Buenos Aires, Bridget Gleeson was just starting out as a travel writer when her sister tell in love with a Chilean. She's been crossing the Andes ever since to visit the Santiago branch of the family, learning how to mix the perfect pisco sour and negotlate the price of fresh machas (razor clams) along the way. She writes about Latin American food, wine and travel for Lonely Planet, Budget Travel, Afar, Jetsetter and BBC Travel. While growing up in Croatia, New York-based Anja Mutic had a deep fascination with the ancient civilizations of South America. The appeal grew even more when she first visited the continent in 2001. She has since been returning regularly, for work and for play. On the last two-month jaunt around Chue, she was consistently rained out In the Atacama, said to be the driest desert in the world.