One of our group is crying quietly inside the hood of her jacket as the nine-seater aircraft quivers and bucks in the wind. “Is this normal?” I yell over the hum to Gonzalo, our guide. “It’s a normal windy-day,” he nods with a smile. Then the pilot cranks the engine to taxi for take-off.
Cam Cope ventures to the south of South America and explores Chile’s magnificent fjords by boat.
For years, travellers have come to Chilean Patagonia for the hiking, rafting, fishing and scenery.
Yes, this tiny camp is in the Atacama Desert, but it’s also on the coast, making it a completely unique destination for adventurous souls.
You don’t really check in to Nothofagus. You enter it, like you’ve just wandered into something that shouldn’t exist this deep in the forest.
