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Discover the charm of Punta Arenas and its many different cultures on a city tour; the most beautiful view is from the highest point of this southernmost city in Chile, at "Cerro de la Cruz."
UtahFishing
1 review

stopped to see monkeys, stopped at fruit stand, saw monster crocodiles from bridge, walked around grounds of a rain forest hotel
Provider: Independent Operator
dakland
1 review

A few in our group went to Club Andino and did the zipline, which was great fun. It consisted of 8 stations. The excursion was quite inexpensive, $35 per person including transport and equipment and guide. The rest of the gang did a Princess shore excursion of city sights. Most were quite disappointed with this, and mainly due to the guide. The gentleman that was the guide was very monotone, and not informative. Fortunately it was a short excursion, so everyone was able to do some walking around on their own afterwards.
Provider: Independent Operator
tlmoose
1 review

The City Drive Tour was OK - not much to see, and the guide was hard to understand. The Mansion is under rennovation, and the simultaneous arrival of two busloads of tourists and a group of soldiers was overwhelming. Guide did not provide much detail inside the mansion, and few of the displays had English translations. The stop at the Magellan monument/City Plaza was too long -- small numbers of vendors selling mostly the same stuff.
Provider: Princess Cruises
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