FIRST TIME in PATAGONIA 🏔️ CHILE 🇨🇱 (3 Days on the W Trek)

[@PaddyDoyle.]

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[@elturistaexpress951]

Hi Paddy still in Bangkok? i will be there for 1 week maybe u wanna go grab some beer or pad thai🎉 Cheers

[@MrTraveller.]

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[@MrTraveller.]

Great to the the W Trek after all these years thanks. I hiked the 4day 60km “W”Trek about 20 years ago in the winter. All accommodation was closed so we camped in tents in the snow. Didn’t see any people in 4 days I don’t think. Thanks again for the flashback. Cheers from Taiwan 🇹🇼

[@angelicavillegas4376]

A one night in a three or four-star hotel in London with one meal ,,(breakfast )will cost you about £250 or 300 or even more depending on the area where you are or want to stay.Yes, London has lots of places to visit, but it is very stressful, as well and some areas can be dangerous for visitors day or night.Travelling to national parks or places with a great deal of nature in the UK, such as Scotland or Wales is not cheap, public or private transport is expensive. People visiting some countries in South America have this rather strange ideas that everything is going to be very cheap and good service will cost pennies!!!900 dollars is not cheap deal,but this is what you get, if you want nice accommodation and everything is well-organised, ie good customer service at the end of the world where delivering goods by plane or other means of transport is equally costly. If you want something cheap or free and save money, go to your local park with a bag of chips.😂😂😂😂😂😂From a Chilean woman currently living in London .

[@FrancesRue]

For those considering going but put off by the price tag, you can do this for much less (less than $50/day) if you book directly with the Refugios and carry your gear.

[@noelbowerman1562]

Good to know ❤

[@doussotchristophe9411]

He 's not travel cheaper!!!!

[@johngagne986]

What an incredible series Paddy! You kept a stiff upper lip through every curve tossed at you! That did not go unnoticed Mate. Finding the joy and beauty is everything and you are radiating that message to us all. The best videography and production value yet. This was a very inspirational series Paddy. I hope you are very proud of the outcome from your very important and masterful work. You should definitely take a victory lap for this! Thanks for sharing it with us.

[@nicolasespinoza712]

Fantastic video, Paddy!👏I'm happy you enjoyed Torres del Paine National Park, one of our greatest treasures! The birds you saw at 20:50 were condors (vultur gryphus), world's largest flying birds and Chile's national symbol (it appears in our coat of arms along with the huemul deer). Keep the awesome videos coming! 🙌

[@BarnaliD]

He didn't bother to ask anyone what type of bird it was... the whole time, so what are you learning?

[@melissafrye76]

Definitely one of those bucket list trails, for sure. So so beautiful there in Patagonia. ❤

[@TheDizzydiana]

I love trees and forests, you passed through some great forest scenery, I liken trees to soldiers. Loved those pubs in the middle of nowhere so warm inviting and cosy.

[@travelertrome8449]

I've absolutely loved this South America series, Paddy. I did the Lake District from Puerto Varas by Volcano Osorno in Chile across to Bariloche in Argentina. Some of the most beautiful range of mountains and lakes that I have ever seen. Thank you for bringing back those memories. This was beautiful. Cheers! 🍻

[@JorgeCastillo-of1qn]

Por favor vuelve a Chile! El norte tiene un hermoso y único desierto en el mundo. La zona centro y sur del país tiene espectaculares lugares de campo entre la gran cordillera de Los Andes y el inmenso Océano Pacifico! Estoy seguro que te encantaran. Un gran abrazo y los mejores deseos para tus próximas aventuras!!!

[@beverlyweber4122]

Classic Paddy: "Way more in touch with nature.....and a pub!" hahaha

[@RobRodin]

It seems Paddy can find a beer just about any wear.

[@NickyDunn]

LOL

[@MichMichMe]

👏 Happy you had that much more peaceful experience on the Chilean side… and while the tents looked awesome, the hostel looked pretty great? Stunning! Cheers!

[@RobRodin]

Looks like a great experience hiking and the views are "WOW". What a great concept a Pub in the middle of nowhere on a hike. Like they made it just for you Paddy. Thanks for sharing. I am looking forward to your bike trip.

[@stefanlouw6395]

Can't wait for your new series in Thailand!! Woop 🎉

[@NatureandWildlife1978]

Thank you for everything you have made me so excited to go traveling

[@ketishittt]

20:53 Those birds are called condor and are one of the patriotic symbols of Chile, greetings Paddy!

[@katiirabbi]

Having been to the Dolomites and wanting to go to Patagonia, your video definitely puts a perspective on those two places! I would definitely say that there are a few spots in the Dolomites that get very busy, but because it's so much bigger and 1000x more trails than the W/O trek, it feels much more remote.

[@Dr.gobshite]

you should do the El camino de Santiago. I think that would be an interesting series of videos.

[@pf1402]

El Camino de Santiago queda en España no en Chile. Estas confundiendo Santiago de Chile con Santiago de Compostela jaja 🤣 😁

[@Dr.gobshite]

@@pf1402 Yo sé donde está. debería ir a España y filmar su versión de "el camino" I know where it is. he should go to Spain and film his version of "the Way"

[@francinetran1346]

Love your laugh and your love for nature! ❤

[@TownleysTravels]

One of my life goals is to visit a hundred countries! A bit arbitrary when in reality I just wanna see as much of the world as I can!

[@Klaaske22]

Like it! Like your comment on the pebblestones, the new sound of new pebbles! You're a nature man!

[@kevinmcauley3847]

You can re-apply the water proof coating to your jacket, Paddy. Just need to wash and dry it, then apply a DWR spray all over

[@dearmountains3431]

Majestic indeed,Absolutely stunning, Thank you for sharing this beauty to world. Love your content.🐶💓💓

[@shonadixon609]

Stunning, think you need to come “tramp” in South Island NZ. We have stunning mountains, glaciers and lakes and some of the most amazing walks .

[@ExploreTayo]

We really enjoy your style, thanks for the series. We're not the three-day hike kind of people, but we enjoyed watching you do it. 😂

[@SaraSanchez-ek9cp]

keep doing your high quality videos! It allows me to travel when I can't because of work! Thanks :)

[@PaddyDoyle.]

Happy to hear that!

[@edadams4631]

Videos just get better as time goes on

[@BarnaliD]

Beautiful scenery! Thank you for this series.

[@ivanc2339]

Great series, looking forward to Thailand adventures soon. Best Regards Ivan

[@bernardaibanez5979]

El lado chileno tiene paisajes mucho más hermosos que el lado argentino,ni hay duda!!!

[@gustavodesramos]

Patagonia is a milestone that I didnt achieve yet. And its funny cause I live way near there than you. But I wanna go in the next years and I'll definitely watch this series again to get inspiration

[@DannyV106]

What a blast of a trip this was Paddy. We've enjoyed this very much during our holiday in Thailand 🇹🇭🙏 Can't wait to see you on a bike through Thailand. Greetings Danny and Wilma ( we met in the Avani AoNang) From The Netherlands 😎😘🍺

[@ScruffyNomad]

Torres del Paine is pronounced: "Tor-rays-del-pine-ay" As always, love your down-to-earth narrative and insight that other vloggers don't have.

[@PaddyDoyle.]

Thanks for that!

[@cynthiahounsome635]

What beautiful place! Loved this series :)

[@hungrytoexplore]

Great video, nice to watch on my break! My dream? Film with Paddy Doyle!! haha! Probably to visit Antarctica or see the Northern Lights too.

[@Natalia-ep5vq]

❤️🇨🇱❤️

[@damingchen7497]

Just saw the Torres del Paine! It’s amazing and more grand in person! Also doing chile side and trip now

[@ArtisanandAlchemist]

Paddy the baddy... 😂 great vid as usual sir.

[@PaddyDoyle.]

Thanks 👍

[@NickyDunn]

Hiya Paddy. Love your document wallet. Very nice. Gorgeous views on your journey. Stunning trek. That campsite was very nice. I loved the raised tents. You do make me giggle with the things you say. Wow. The trees. Spectacular. A log cabin sounds perfect. Mine is in the process of sorting. Selling up and moving somewhere more remote. More space for my family and grandbabies. Get more dogs. LOL. Thought you were going to break out in song then. He he. Beer and Burger. Very nice. Disney land for hiking. It may be raining. But you are so right. It is absolutely gorgeous. The lake is stunning. Beautiful footage. The birds are fantastic. Gorgeous beach. Loved these adventures. Great video. Brilliant series. Looking forward to the next one. Wishing you a great week. Paddy.

[@check1two]

Great series Paddy. Love your work. Tough job! 😂

[@sgno.1ecommercewkshop337]

Hi Paddy. Usually vlogging up close, there is some background blur but how do you get round that ? Background is clear - I love it ! What’s the setting on your Sony ZV-E10 to get all clear background ? Your shooting on the 16-50mm lens I suppose? Tyvm Bud

[@wesyoungquist393]

Great scenery. Not so great crowds everywhere. After seeing this my interest in Patagonia has waned. So sad.

[@hellarnirk99]

This was once again some quality s**t, I just loved your 3 days in Patagonia exept the crowds of course!

[@geraldlumbis4247]

Great video and brilliant series.

[@josephwilliams6695]

Just outstanding!

[@ronorange990]

Paddy, great video as usual! You really should consider adding the British Columbia landscape both on one of the north/western mainland or Vancouver Island as well as our east coast of Newfoundland and Labrador. Spring or early Fall being the most ideal away from the masses. HOWEVER, my initial reason for a note is a question; you seldom mention any concerns regarding dangers with the potential wildlife encounters? Are there no coyotes/bears/wolves etc…..curious?

[@t37able45]

I am Chilean. no really. If you see a puma. or fox. is difficult. regards no sanakes. nor spiders. , no bears That iwhy. Chile is the heaven

[@frankstark3036]

I didn’t catch what month of the year you went and if you were to do it again would you choose a different month that had less tourists?

[@AyeeeItsCam]

Every time I watch these videos, I feel that I'm there with you. One day, I hope to start my travel content creator journey, and maybe we can do a trip? LOL wishful thinking

[@Kobjung9450]

Hi thanks for such a great sharing. May I ask whether they accept credit card everywhere or cash is preferrable?

[@corneliamiedler505]

How long did it take you to get to the Mirador los Torres?

[@stevedakin7543]

Should have taken the drone paddy 👍🙏👌

[@ashishgusani]

Woohoo!

[@glonu2]

which month you hiked Torres del Paine NP? I'll be there in mid-April and was told it'll be VERY COLD AND WET and not suitable for even day hike to Mirador Base Hike...very disappointed 😞

[@juanmoreno5418]

Loving your Video Greetings from Mexico. 🇲🇽 Trying to do this Trip en of September. Any recommendation on where to book and what to avoid. I know I’m going to be doing it end of winter so not going to get the whether you got. I was also thing of doing the trek the opposite direction Did you make friends Thank you for sharing.

[@andrewdugas8423]

This a random question that if you weren't looking for you probably wouldn't notice the possible options. But I have celiac. Was there decent options for Gluten free lunches, sandwiches, or such?

[@huwthomas6430]

Patagonia...the only other place in the world where Welsh is spoken after Welsh settlers landed there on their boat the 'Mimosa' in 1865 👍

[@PaddyDoyle.]

what!!!!>>>>>???? no way...

[@huwthomas6430]

@@PaddyDoyle. Yes Paddy...google it 😉👍

[@ChrisSlack]

A country designed around a clothing brand!

[@danlindner7115]

Michael never received a proper sendoff. He was a major character. Imagine if Kara just disappeared and Nate never said anything…

[@sashachip]

If people want to avoid the crowds, go to Patagonia in winter (June-Aug). You will feel like you have it all to yourself. But be warned, you will experience the worst weather you have ever seen! That's the trade-off. Thirty years ago, Patagonia was still mostly wilderness. Really sucks to see the Disneyfication of it. 8 bn people on the planet means less and less wilderness, unfortunately.

[@davidn.4839]

Incredible the amount of sociopathic opinions here....they want the whole world only for themselves. people with a so narrowed mind don't realize that in case of an accident, they would not be found alive in those huge landscapes...they would be screaming for someone to help...jajajaj

[@PamB_3423]

Beautiful love Argentina

[@pf1402]

Es Chile no Argentina.

[@bernardaibanez5979]

Persona desorientada!Es mi Chile hermoso y querido!!!

[@cmjones222]

U like - Beers, lol

[@polarlondon]

Thank you for showing the real Patagonia with all the tourists. Im 100% put off from going. The scenery is outstanding, but the crouds really not make it worth it, unfortunately.

[@beroamir4640]

My dream is to travel arond the world...hope can be true

[@DreamsongsProductions]

Great videos but the only knock I have is that you can't go to a highly touristy place like Mount Fitzroy and complain about the crowds. Plus it's not always like that...Cheers!

[@ongabonga123]

900 dollars for a 3 day hike that includes sleeping quarter and transport is a complete scam no matter how beautiful the scenery is.

[@JamesKerwin]

Travel 2024 in a nutshell

[@keangwooichoo6138]

Tourist trap

[@ryanhuynh778]

Does the lake at Patagonia look a lot like Lake Louise in Canada or is it just me imagining things again?

[@FrancesRue]

I agree, but what Paddy missed is that you can book this all yourself for a fraction of the price. Booking directly with the Refugios and carrying your own gear this is less than $50/day. The "pre-booked self-guided" options are a rip off.

[@pf1402]

Hay muchas alternativas baratas para conocer Torres del Paine, no te quedes con la primera impresión.

[@lingdatang669]

soso