FIVE MONEY SAVING TIPS FOR TRAVEL IN CHILE

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Title	:	FIVE MONEY SAVING TIPS FOR TRAVEL IN CHILE
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Comment from : Lenrriic

Love it! Have fun in Chile Jon! Great video I hope we can collab someday :D Cheers!
Comment from : Antonio Meres

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Comment from : Natalia Retamal

What`s wrong with the water in Santiago? haha It`s totally safe to drink Maybe you don`t like the taste of it, because it is too hard for some people, but that`s a matter of taste I think
Comment from : Vader Johnson

I heard that they wore mean to the people that come from other country's
Comment from : Frankie Garcia

Helllooo! I’m a Chilean born individual who has been living in the states for 15 years I’m returning to my home country for the holidays and had questions for you!brHow safe is it to rent a car and go to Curicó?brWhat places in valpo are the safest??
Comment from : Francisca Hebert

Hi Jon Tap water in Santiago is completely safe to drink The flavour is just bad due the amount of chrolidine and fluorine it contains
Comment from : wagnar

Hi joni love your videos Im going to Chile in 5 days to meet my LDR bf I didn't plan well financiallyi'll admit He lives in Puente Alto We are staying at an apartment building in Santiago which is $238 for 5 days I don't have much money but i plan on cooking every day Do you think i could manage 2 taxis to and from the airport,($35/$40 each) a couple of cheap bus/train rides and a grocery store haul at a supermercado with a total spending $$$ of $150-$170 for the 5 days? I believe Express de Lider is the closest one Our apartment is 03 miles from Plaza de Armas It says to take an uber back to our apartment would be about $5 I'm pretty good at managing my money for food in the US as well as transportation costsim just worried and nervous Needless to say im packing my carry on and suitcase with tons of various snacks Any last minute advice for me? Thanks in advance
Comment from : Taja Nelson

Hi Jon! I found your channel yesterday and I started to watch all the videos haha they so much fun! about this video great tips (: I always carry a water bottle around and yes, you can drink tap water in pretty much all Chile, but the taste changes The tap water in Santiago and the North has a more bitter taste than the one from the South Hope you had a great weekend!
Comment from : Consuelo Sobarzo

I drank the tap water for two years there and was fine Probably shouldn't have since it was a little chlorinated but it's safe compared to countries like Mexico
Comment from : Caleb Brady

i have a spot 5 minutes from laguna laja national park Antuco volano and skiing Pucon has the tourist industry but laguna laja is pristine i have camping space, a american food/ chilean food restaurant and other things in the works This place is centrally located from atacama and patagonia come visit please
Comment from : Marco Pollo

que lindos son tus perros los cuidas muy bien,me gustan mucho los animales
Comment from : CHILENO boxeo

How are you Jon, can you say me the song’s name of the beginning of the video?brSaludos!
Comment from : Omar Orlando Ramón Gajardo Quinchavil

It's totally possible to have great cheap meals at restaurants in Chile if you 1) Don't go somewhere obviously fancy/fine-dining or 2) I find a good rule of thumb is if you're out and about doing touristy stuff, for example, checking out the main plaza, walk 6+ blocks in any direction to get away from the tourist trap restaurants
Comment from : Gerardo DeRose

Oh Jon, if you ever come to Antofagasta please don't drink from the tap, water here is close to poison, it has way to much arsenic (which is the ultimate human poison) and other really bad things for you, but it gets way better if you boil it and let it cool, but directly, that's a no-no
Comment from : LilithZephirus

it's a huge difference, I just celebrated my birthday (19 years old) and I actually share bedroom with my older brother (he's 22) I get along great with my family, and we have always find a bit tough that in the US people as soon as they enter to college they move away, it's really shocking, specially when young adults are not even prepare to face the outside world, living on your own is really hard specially when your lack of experience, knowledge and responsibility get in your way
Comment from : Benjamín

Your videos are so great, you always bring a smile in our daily day !
Comment from : FrancoH

jon why are you in linares? and not in other city ,but don't get me wrong i like linares
Comment from : Ed Abraham

I don't know if the living with the family thing is to save money I mean, sure, it's cheaper, but in my opinion, it's because we in Chile just love family time so much We love eating together and having someone to talk to Also, grandmas are usually great with children and it's awesome for children to grow up surrounded by their grandparents I live with my girlfriend and my mother-in-law and I can't fathom a world where we would look for another place and leave her behind We like to take care of our parents and stay with them until they pass away It's only natural! and when the whole family gets together, it's great fun So yeah, people in Chile usually care about family and having everyone together, not splitting up the clan if possible
Comment from : Yakuthemage

i wish I could live with my parents, BTW Tio, there was no shout out for today?
Comment from : Goibon udenlove

I live whit my parents They are 87 and 75 They bless me and I real bless for them I care them and I am 42 I feel happy living whit them
Comment from : S M

I could finally watch the vid!! There was something wrong with my 3G! It's rainy today in pucon! Great tips and great video!!!
Comment from : Tom tom 23

Great tips Jon As far as airfare, I've found April to be the cheapest time to fly and I can save $200-$300 per ticket by flying out of Chicago instead of Detroit Definitely the drive for me
Comment from : don ostrom

Couchsurfing is the real thing Apart of saving money, you get to meet locals We've done it in New Zealand, Singapore, and Canada Best way to start a trip because you get tips the Lonely Planet has never thought about And I totally agree with you about reducing the amount of alcohol consumption You wouldn't realize how much you spend till you stop spending It's a loooooot of money (tested myself)
Comment from : Pablo Aldana

Hi JonbrA tip for pronunciation the "r" when single between lettersbr Do a soft "t" Like "better""battato" brPero: Petto Aros: Attos And so forth
Comment from : Luis Aros

Hey Jon! Cool videobrI drink tap water in Santiago all the time Did you feel like the taste was off, or were you told it's just plain unhealthy?
Comment from : GIOIA