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200 pesos today because we have dual Tires

The Howler Monkey Sanctuary known as the Community Baboon Sanctuary (CBS), it's a great place to visit if you'll like to see Howler Monkeys on their natural habit.
What makes this place special is that the Monkeys are not kept within a reserve or closed area, they are scattered around the jungle within several small villages.

Now the specifics:
Monkey Adventure 20bz/10usd, 30 to 60min
We did this one, our guide led us trough the jungle close by the Visitor Center, he told us some information about the fauna and flora around, don't be afraid of asking questions, as he is looking around and calling for the Monkeys he is not focused on other things. We walked for about 40min with no success but our guide did not give up, he took us back to a spot he thought they would be at, and there they were. He called them closer and we had the opportunity to get a great photo out of it, please keep in mind that they are wild animals and you should not get to close or touch them, your guide will let you observe them for a couple minutes and make sure you have a good shot and than ask you kindly to return.

Canoeing/Kayaking 60bz/30usd pp, 90-120min

Croc Night Adventure 110bz/55usd pp (min 2p), 120min

Night hike 40bz/20usd pp, 90min

Bird tour 60bz/30usd pp

The Kriol Experience from 300bz/150usd pp, 30-60min

Remember to take cash with, although they have a sign on the door saying that they accept cards, this is currently not available.

More information can be found on their website:
https://www.howlermonkey.org/

pasamos una noche en esta calle para seguir viaje al día siguiente.es una calle ancha con mucho aparcamiento. al lado hay un hospital y enfrente el cuartel militar. tranquilo aunque con algo de tráfico.

Great Hotel, but a bit more expensive.
Great room, great bath/shower, great wifi, great breakfast and staff.
They have an internal parking.
Offer price was 12.500 peses. Negotiated it down to 11.250 for 2 people. Got a room with a big bed and a small bed. Could've put a 3rd person if needed.

Não ficamos aqui, ficamos em outro ponto pra trás, porém caminhando encontramos este ponto aqui. É um estacionamento grande que dá pra parar o motorhome e ficar. Próximo ao comércio, mercado, padaria e outros a 400 mts.
Sobre água e energia teria que ver, vi que tem uns cabos de energia que sai de uma tomada, porém tem que ver como funciona.
Vi que tem banheiro público

Estou abrindo este ponto pq pode ser mais uma opção de ficar aqui em São Miguel do gostoso.

Sinal da claro e Vivo pegam bem por aqui, não tivemos problemas. Eu uso um amplificador de sinal de celular rural, faz contato que te envio a instalação.

Espero que minha experiência que deixo aqui te ajude. já estamos a 1 ano morando no Motorhome

Não esqueça de deixar seus comentários, sua experiência, poderá ajudar outros amigos viajantes também, como a gente usa o aplicativo que nos ajuda, vamos fazer boas descrições para outros viajantes, coloque suas experiências e detalhes.

Siga a gente nas redes sociais, irá saber mais sobre os lugares que ficamos.

Amar e viajar sm

As described by others; it's a stop not to be missed.

The only camping in Nyika NP but it's lovely. Expensive at $20pppn camping plus $10pppn park fees and $3 per day car fees. Road coming here is definitely not great especially if it's rained, but it's not terrible. Took us 2.5hrs from gate to campsite. The campsite has shelters and firepits which is nice, it's hard to find a level spot for your car though. The caretaker we had was Jimmy who was lovely and the ablutions were spotless with toilet paper and soap, and piping hot water from the donkey in the morning and evening as well as in the basins and for dishes outside which was a nice change! No electricity. Beautiful views over the plateau with some animals roaming around. You can do night or day game drives for $35pp or rent mountain bikes for $15per bike for 4 hours , plus guided bush walks. It gets really cold even in summer so bring warm clothes! A really cool place in a beautiful park, would recommend coming here for a couple nights!

We found the place closed and for sale. Doesn't look loke it will re-open soon

water works, two spigots just on the other side of the sidewalk where the parking is.

Great spot with awesome hosts. Super clean and adding more and more amenities. When we stayed there were quite a few people coming in every day. I’d definitely recommend emailing them before you drive up the road (especially if you have a large vehicle or one that’s not great on unpaved roads).

Highlights: incredible setting, awesome hikes, great kitchen area, fire pit, clean bathroom (nice composting toilets w/ sinks outside to wash up), garden and fruit trees onsite.

Things to consider: if you have an RV or van that rattles a lot prepare yourself for a long drive on a fairly bumpy dirt road. It’s not a bad road but I imagine it could be loud… or difficult/tight in larger vehicle (like a class c rv, Expedition Vehicle, etc). There is probably room for 10-14 rigs. But if you’re in something like a 170” sprinter (7M -23’ long) spaces are limited.

They now have a IG account: https://instagram.com/ranchosandionisio?igshid=MDM4ZDc5MmU=

Prices: $200 one person, $300 per couple, under age 10 are free

Awesome food. Very clean and nice place. Menu del dia 18 soles per person.

A fuel station safe to pass a night with a big parking.

Good basic hotel, hot water, no AC needed. Secure parking, good staff. I paid 7000 pesos.

ATM on Main Street. Turn left off the main road into town onto the road along the malecon. Was open on Sunday with many people even though Maps said bank was closed.

Accepted card. Bathrooms outside. Need to put 5 pesos in the slot for the turnstile to open and let you in to use it.

Good and very helpful mecanic! Recommanded!

indeed, beautiful scenic drive! also many spots to swim in the river with amazing views on the canyon.
On a Sunday many local families taking a bath

beautiful scenery with different spots to stay for the night. river is very clean.
many locals came by to take a bath or to take a walk.
you can hear the traffic at night though (quite a few trucks passing by)

I think the location is off a bit. Appears to be a house or business at the spot. Went down the road about 0.25 miles and stayed at Wolf Creek trailhead parking lot. Few cars went pass overnight

Nice campsite, imho the only one in town that are good for campervans. Quite expensive though, 2500 ppn plus 300 per car. Managed very strict, with checkout times (10 am!) and daily changing codes for the showers. Bathrooms are clean, showers hot and unlimited. WiFi exists but is not usable as everywhere in El Chalten. The place is very busy at high season, but that's due to the lack of alternatives...

What a mess. We drove by, but didn't dare to check-in.

we had to pay 280 (double wheel base) .......

We were told that it was not in operation. Another RVer was told that it’s not available on the weekends. So, who knows?

Free camp near the river and the road, please respect the area and don’t leave any trash

This border is open from 9am-8pm every day. The location is further down the road into Chile than what’s marked on iOverlander, which might be why people think it’s closed. Very quick and efficient.

Border is OPEN. Open every day from 9am-8pm.

Very trashy and exposed. Not nice at all!

Good WiFi, password on entrance doors..............

Cheap accomodations. Paid Q60 for one person.

Room is clean, hot water, decent wifi, small desk and chair with a lamp. Also has a small gated lot for parking 100 meters away.

we didn't stay here! there lives a guy in a bus.
he wanted 10.000 pesos.
it looked messy and we didnt trust it