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ExpeditionPlus! South America: Patagonia Coast to Coast - Chile to Argentina
Itinerary Summary
Are you ready to pedal Coast to Coast across South America? Join us on this expedition from Chiloé, Chile on the Pacific Coast, over the Andes, down the Chubut River valley through Playa Union, Argentina, to the Atlantic Coast. There are plenty of surprises along the way: starting with the unique culture of the Chilote people who are of Spanish and indigenous Mapuche descent; the Welsh settlement and tea houses at Gaiman; and Ruta 40, the main road of Argentine Patagonia but one of the least traveled roads in the country. We'll enjoy oceans, rain forest, mountains, deserts, river valleys and just about every other type of terrain you can imagine on this 700+ mile, 17-day expedition.
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Day 1: Meet in Puerto Varas and transfer Chiloé
Highlights: Chiloe Island
Our trip begins today with a shuttle to Ancud, Chiloé (about 90kms, 2 hours) where we fit bicycles and take a warm-up ride to get the travel kinks out of our legs. Founded in 1767, Ancud was a fortified city, a base for seafarers coming north around Cape Horn, and the last Spanish stronghold in Chile. Chiloé is a fascinating island with one of the largest indigenous populations of any place in Chile.
Distance: Test Ride.
Meals: L, D
Day 2: Dip your toe in the Pacific Ocean
Highlights: Magellan and Humboldt penguins colony, walk on beach
We're in Ancud again tonight but we'll take an excursion today to be sure our bikes are properly fitted and to walk on the beach at Puñihuil, the only place in Chile where both the Magellan and Humboldt penguins breed. We have a dual purpose with today's ride: one is to visit the penguin colony and the other is to dip our toes in the Pacific Ocean on this spectacularly remote beach. Tomorrow we'll begin our two-plus week journey east for our dip in the Atlantic Ocean. Our ride from Ancud is 30 km. one- way. We'll take spend some time visitng the Penguins, have lunch and then pedal back.
Distance: 60 km. (37 miles), about 500 meters along the beach.
Meals: B, L
Day 3: East Coast of Chiloé Island
Highlights: Fishing port, East coast of Chiloé Island
Our route today takes us on the Panamerican Highway for a stretch, then off to the east coast of Chiloé Island. We'll end our day in Dalcahue, a fishing port north and east of Castro, the capital of the island.
Distance: 90 km (56 miles). We'll have several short van shuttles today over gravel. One of 5 km to lunch, and then another 20 km after lunch to pavement where you'll bicycle another 15 km.
Meals: B, L, D
Day 4: Explore fishing community, bicycle to Castro
Highlights: Market in Castro, wooden churches
From Dalcahue we'll take the ferry to Quinchao Island. We'll bike to Curaco de Velez and after that to Achao to explore the oldest church (1793) in the archipelago which is a UNESCO site. We'll bicycle back to Castro in time for you to get lunch on your own and explore the market.
Distance: 80 km. (48 miles).
Meals: B
Day 5: Castro to Chiloé National Park
Highlights: Visit the market morning in Castro, ride to Pacific
We pedal from Castro to Chiloé National Park on the Pacific Coast today to explore its ancient forests and learn about its history. This region was described by Charles Darwin on his famous voyage as rich in its diversity of temperate-zone forest plants. The park was created by the indigenous communities of Chiloé who have fought to protect the environment threatened by intensive deforestation. The national park is also home to rare species of animals endemic to Chile, such as picaflores (hummingbirds), kingfishers, huillines (sea otters), and pudúes (the smallest deer in the world). Tonight we overnight in a unique stilt hotel in the small town of Cucao.
Distance: 55 km (34 miles).
Meals: B, L, D
Day 6: Pedal to Castro and Ferry
Highlights: Ferry to Chaiten
Our ferry leaves mid-day today so we'll take a quick morning ride from the ocean back to Castro. We arrive in Chaiten later this evening where we spend the night and explore this town as it is being rebuilt. Chaiten was partially destroyed during a Volcanic Eruption.
Distance: 50 km (31 miles) or a rest day if you prefer.
Meals: B, L, D
Day 7: Cycle to Yelcho in Patagonia
Highlights: Bicycle Chaiten - Yelcho en Patagonia
We have a shorter day today as we pedal into the Andes. Our destination is the the lake town of Yelcho en la Patagonia. We will stay on the shores of this beautiful lake tonight.
Distance: 50 km (31 miles). Van Shuttle over gravel 5 km to hotel.
Meals: B, L
Day 8: Boat Crossing - Lago Yelcho
Highlights: Rest Day, enjoy the Andes!
We jump on a boat across the lake today to experience the views of the mountains from a different point of view. We'll have a picnic en route and then spend some time enjoying the little community of Futaleufu. Mostly known for its world class rafting and fly fishing. No riding today, just some time on the lake and exploring town.
Distance: No Cycling. 2-hour van shuttle from Yelcho to Futaleufu.
Meals: B, L
Day 9: Futaleufu - Rest day in the Mountains
Highlights: Scenic Rivers, rafting and hiking;
You have the option of a half day of rafting or spending your day simply enjoying your beautiful surroundings. If you are a fly fisher we can help find you fly fishing options for the day, or maybe simply a nice walk in the hills appeals! Tonight we'll have dinner together and celebrate our last night in Chile before we cross the border tomorrow.
Distance: Rest Day.
Meals: B, D
Day 10: Esquel, Argentina and into the Foothills of the Andes!
Highlights: River views, views of Patagonia Express narrow gauge steam train
We head up the river this morning and climb about 2,000 feet by the time we arrive in Esquel, a small ski resort in the foothills of the Argentine Andes. Esquel is famous as the terminus of the Old Patagonian Express, one of the oldest continuously operating steam railways in the world. The train now operates primarily as a tourist attraction. We should be able to get some good photographs.
Distance: Cycling 78 km (48 miles). Van Shuttle over gravel: 35 km (22 miles).
Meals: B
Day 11: Climb to Tecka
Highlights: Bicycle Ruta 40, the Andes
You'll continue to climb on today's ride as you leave Esquel for Tecka. After about 10 km. you intersect the famous "Ruta 40" which we'll follow to Tecka where we spend the night. Continue south on the Ruta 40 and you'll go to southern Patagonia (after about 4 weeks on your bike!). Tonight you'll stay in a school dorm or perhaps a hostel so be prepared for the possibility of a dorm style bathroom, and a mattress on the floor.
Distance: 93 km (58 miles).
Meals: B
Day 12: Tecka to Paso de los Indios
Highlights: Tea and barbecue, Argentinean steppe
Today is your first opportunity to ride a century, from Tecka to Paso de Indios on Ruta 25 rather than Ruta 40. We'll go over our last mountain range and head down to the beginning of the Chubut River Valley. Again the choices for accommodations are very limited in this remote area so we'll stay in a school dorm or perhaps a hostel so be prepared for the possibility of a dorm style bathroom, and mattresses on the floor. Dinner tonight will be at the Mapuche cultural center.
Distance: 165 kms (102 miles).
Meals: B, D
Day 13: Down into the Valle de Los Altares
Highlights: Bicycle the Rio Chubut
Continuing east from Paso de Indios we encounter the Rio Chubut and the landscape changes dramatically as we enter the Valle de Los Altares. This green river valley contrasts starkly with the eroded sedimentary cliffs on either side. Our destination tonight is a small hotel in the village of Los Altares.
Distance: 56 km (35 miles).
Meals: B
Day 14: Bicycle down Rio Chubut to Dique F. Ameguino
Highlights: Cycling the plains - longest day of cycling!
Our route continues down the Rio Chubut today following the river to Las Plumas. We then continue on to where the Rio Chubut was dammed in 1963 to provide irrigation, hydroelectric power, and flood control for communities down the river. You will have the winds at your back (hopefully!) as you ride down the valley. The village that grew up around the dam construction has remained.
Distance: 186 km (116 miles).
Meals: B
Day 15: Bicycle to Gaiman
Highlights: Welsh tea house
As we follow the Rio Chubut further eastward, the last thing you might expect to find is a Welsh tea house and a city of 6,000 people speaking both Spanish and Welsh, but that is precisely what Gaiman has to offer. Settled by Welsh immigrants in the 1860s and 70s, the entire region is a miniature Welsh enclave.
Distance: 109 km (68 miles).
Meals: B
Day 16: Bicycle to Trelew and Playa Union
Highlights: Playa Union and the Atlantic Ocean
We continue pedaling through this unlikely Welsh culture region, through Trelew, and Rawson, capital of the Chubut region. We then head on to Puerto Playa Union on the Atlantic coast to end this expedition.
Distance: 45 km (29 miles).
Meals: B
Day 17: Farewell and enjoy Argentina or Patagonia
Highlights: Fly out to Buenos Aires or down to Tierra del Fuego
Our tour ends this morning on the Atlantic Beach. You understand Patagonia and the Pampas a little better now. Keep pedaling, if you wish. Buenos Aires is only 1500 km to the north. But if you are staying on, buen viaje!
Meals: B
HighlightsChiloé Island, The Pacific and Atlantic Oceans, Penguin Colony, Market in Castro, Old Patagonian Express, Gaiman, RaftingKeep in Mind: We work hard to maintain consistency across all of our tours, but some trips have unique differences. Here are some things to keep in mind about this tour.In some of the more remote locations there are few or no hotel options so you may sleep in schools, or dorms. There will be a few nights when you will need to share a bathroom. Most accommodations have hot water but it may be unreliable. Single supplements will not be available every night. Because of gravel or poor road conditions there will likely be 2 or 3 instances where you will have to shuttle. Expeditions require that you be prepared for anything!
Includes17 days, 16 nights accommodation, 16 breakfasts, 15 lunches, most dinners, quality hybrid or road bicycle,
CountriesArgentina, Chile
Begin/EndPuerto Montt, Chile/Rawson, Argentina
Arrive/DepartPuerto Montt, Chile (via Santiago, Chile) /Trelew, Argentina, (via Buenos Aires, Argentina)
Total Distance1072 km (662 miles)
Daily DistanceAverage mileage per riding day 82 km (51 miles)
Rating501 Long days and varied terrain with some days including up to 4000+ feet of climbing.
TermsTerms & Conditions
Dates Price Private Room Charge Notes
* We are happy to match solo travelers who would like to share a room with someone of the same gender. If no match exists, due to hotel pricing, we will charge 50% of the private room charge. This charge will be collected at the time of the final payment. If a roommate assignment is available it will be refunded at the conclusion of the tour.
A Taste of Patagonia by Linda Hayek
Linda completed the 2009 ExpeditionPlus! bicycle trip across Chile and Argentina
Routes on the Open Road
Our South American trips through Chile and Argentina offer a generous helping of stories and memories, even by transcontinental standards.
NPR story Myth and Magic Infuse Chilean Island
A 2008 story from National Public Radio about the unique culture found on Chiloé Island
Welsh Patagonia: M&S cherries and red dragons
2015 marks the 150th anniversary of the first Welsh immigrants arrival in Patagonia. Read more about what brought them there and how they've created communities.
- A Taste of Patagonia by Linda Hayek
The trip expanded my world!Gary M., Denver, CO
Great trip and great guides as usual!Sybil P., Boulder, CO
Tops on my list is the accomplishment of completing the trip, riding coast to coast, crossing the Andes and biking two century days. I really think the whole of the trip is much more than the sum of its parts. I booked this trip to mark the milestone of my 40th birthday, and it exceeded my every expectation. I not only challenged myself physically, I also experienced and learned about two amazing countries while getting to know an amazing group of fellow travelers. What better gift could I ask for?Roger P. Sacramento, CA
I recently returned from the Coast to Coast South America expedition in Patagonia, and it was a wonderful, unforgettable adventure. I would have repeated it immediately ... without hesitation ... because I enjoyed it so much!Linda H. Plattsmouth, NE
"I felt very comfortable with the family business because they all made me feel like 'one of the family!'"Mary G. Sarasota, FL
"All in all this was a very nice trip, well organized, nice people, interesting location, excellent staff, a lot of fun, a lot of hard work and exercise,(that's a good thing)good equipment."John D. Madison, CT


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AS Roma manager Rudi Garcia revealed that Mohamed Salah is available for Roma's clash with FC BATE Borisov in the Champions League on Wednesday, but can't play for the entire match.
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Emerging-market stocks posted their biggest two-day gain in a month and currencies strengthened as disappointing U.S. jobs data reduced speculation the Federal Reserve will raise rates this month, enhancing the appeal of higher-yielding assets.
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Thailand's baht weakened 0.3 percent. Brazil's real lost 0.8 percent, the most in emerging markets, on concern that newly installed President Michel Temer will face resistance to measures designed to boost growth and shore up the budget.
South African debt gained the most in emerging markets, with yields on bonds maturing in 2026 declining eight basis points to 8.87 percent.
Chinese sovereign bonds fell, pushing the 10-year yield up two basis points to 2.8 percent, while the similar-maturity Thai yield rose three basis points to 2.3 percent.
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Data from the European Union's statistics office Eurostat showed industrial production in the 17 countries sharing the euro fell 0.8 per cent month-on-month in April for a 2.3-per-cent year-on-year fall.
Economists polled by Reuters had expected a 1-per-cent monthly drop and a 2.7-per-cent annual decline.
"Assuming that production is flat in May and June, which looks like an optimistic assumption at this point, the quarter-on-quarter change for the second quarter would be –0.6 per cent," BNP Paribas economist Ken Wattret said.
"This compares to –0.4 per cent in the first quarter, suggestive of a modest quarter-on-quarter fall in GDP in the second quarter following a flat outcome in the first."
Eurostat revised upwards its data for March, saying the decline in the monthly production was 0.1 per cent, rather than 0.3 per cent, and the year-on-year fall was only 1.5 per cent, rather than the previously reported 2.2 per cent.
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Yesterday was a fun day, much needed, long overdue, unwork related fun day. The weather was gorgeous which speaks volumes during the torrential daily downpours of the current rainy season. I also was able to test my "fear" level with my first real motorcycle ride since my accident in Tanzania on December 21st.
We took off on the BMW Dakar 650 around 10:00am. This is one of the motorbikes brought up from South Africa on our trip, however, one I had never ridden on. We left Musanze, heading down the smooth, recently completed tarmac road towards Gisenyi. About 30k out we turned down a less then complete tarmac road heading toward Gitarama, 80k to the south. Jock had been on this road before, back in November. He told me it was poorly paved for 30k, dirt and bad road for 35k and then an amazing tarmac road the last 25k. I just held my breath....dirt. A flood of nausea overtook my empty stomach. I just smiled.
When we got to the 35k "dirt" section. The Chinese, who had completed the last 25k of road, were hard at work (well, actually the Rwandan laborers were hard at work) on this section. There were some sketchy parts, but mostly it was grated, a little sandy but fairly smooth. It still did not stop my incessant praying though.
The road will be amazing when it is finished early next year. It runs through fairly empty countryside with a significant amount of climbing and spectacular views. It is a road that confirms the name for Rwanda, Land of a 1,000 Hills. This road will become a stage in the 2011 Tour of Rwanda.
When we reached the tarmac on the other side we raced through the hairpin curves at 60-80k and over 100k on the tiny sections of straightaway. We stopped for a while along the road, had a drink, I got chatised for checking my email via iPhone (yes, I have a problem I admit) and just enjoyed the warm sun. I never thought I would learn to appreciate a day of sunshine so much!
When we reached the turn off in Gitarama we decided to retrace our route. We were at 130k, a couple hours of riding, I was feeling comfortable again and was not chewing a hole of stress in the side of my cheek anymore.
When we hit the dirt part again I was tested. The water trucks were out watering down the dust kicked up by the construction. Not water, not on dirt, please NO! There were several times I just closed my eyes. I could not get that picture out of my mind of me flipping off the back of the bike in Tanzania. I was breathing so hard I was fogging up the inside of my helmet. Can you pray too much? You think God really needs to hear, "Keep me on this bike 398 times in one ride?" Do you think He got the point?
Actually I was happy we went through it. After going through it, I relaxed. Jock had definitely been "babying" it on the way out, on the way back, it was back to normal. That was good. When we hit the smooth tarmac on the road back to Musanze he floored the bike and we tucked in and flew down the road 135kph. I just smiled and hung on. My fear was back in her box where she belongs.
The best thing about living in Africa is all the interesting people I meet from all over the world. We had met a family from Cape Town at Muhabura the other night. They are taking a year off with their two boys 11 and 12 and traveling through Africa all the way to the UK. What an amazing experience for their kids! South Africans are amazing people, extremely hospitable and just a lot of fun. They are keeping a family blog of their adventure: www.offexploring.com/lundean/home.
In addition to the South Africans, Jock, Max and I were joined by Adriana and Olivia, neighbors, here from Mexico working as psychologists. How I would never want that job in this country. They are saints! They also make the best Chapattis (Rwandan version of tortillas). Molly also came over. She had just gotten back from climbing the active volcano in the Congo. Molly is super adventure girl, from the East coast, willing to try any adventure! She has also become my mountain bike partner to chase off the TB infested, germ incubator kids on the back roads of Rwanda.
Just another dinner in Rwanda.....just a day that keeps one foot in country and keeps me sane....until tomorrow.


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'Sense' Or 'Impulse' (A Sonnet) - Poem by Rajesh Thankappan
Shall my 'impulse' steal a victory
Or shall discreet 'sense' march on to win?
This is not a brief story
But a prolonged struggle outwardly unseen.
Impulse reacts hastily to a stimulus
While sense aspires to predetermine the right route
In their struggle I find myself helpless;
As both combatants wants victory as their fruit.
But one thing let me now at this juncture say,
Never can 'sense' always prevail over 'impulse'
And another point which too is clear as a day
Is that never can 'sense' be altogether repulsed.
So, like a tossed up coin they both lose and win
Heads or tails, they are just like Siamese twins.
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Mihaela Pirjol (8/23/2016 11:53:00 AM)
I like the creative way in which the aspects of both: '' sense '' and '' impulse '' are debated in this fine-written sonnet. The last two lines, makes for the perfect closure of it. (Report) Reply
Valsa George (7/4/2015 12:29:00 AM)
Sense and Impulse co habit in man like Siamese twins! One of the two cannot be totally exterminated! At times 'sense' predominates over impulse and vice versa! Those in whom sense predominates do less foolish things! That's the only difference! A very intelligent write, Rajesh. A 10 (Report) Reply
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The hotel owner was very friendly. We checked in early but still she let us in a very comforting way. The room coupled with breakfast was definately worth the money.
Great location; friendly staff; clean and tidy; great breakfast; easy access to parking and other facilities. For our liking the mattresses were too soft, but that is a personal preference. The hotel also seemed to be a thoroughfare for tourists with no connection to the hotel.
we liked the location No tea/coffee making facilites in the room or in the guest area
Environment is superb.Ladies in the service were helpfull. There were severel thing noticeable: Outer space and walls surrounding the Hotel was being painted thus heavy smell covered the room. No shower curtain was available leading to water splash everywhere. No fridge in the room. A few weeks ago ownership changed and many new initiatives for refurbishment and management were underway, not necessarily to the good of guests, but I believe after a while things will turn to normal. Of course construction work and cleaning work in and around the channel, just next door, exacerbated the situation.
It is definitely a quiet, relax and romanic place. I totally got a full refresh after the short stay over there. Thumb Up!
Hotel very clean, Good breakfast with excellent selection, Hotel is right on the Geithorn canal where you can rent a boat. Rest. is closed for renovation until late summer of 07. Meanwhile breakfast is served in a modular building. This is a very minor point as the breakfast and service are excellant.
The rooms are too small and you can understand what your neighbours are saying to each other.
An excellent location close to the city center with shops but also close to the channelsystem with its charming houses. This family run hotel has a staff that really cares for the guests. We forgot some items when we checked out and the manager phoned our next hotel in Amsterdam. We strongly recommend this hotel when you travel to Geithorn. This little town is a fantastic place with all pitoresque channels and houses. Really the Venice of the North. The town without roads.
Would have liked to check in earlier than 3 pm, but aside from that it was very nice. Newly remodeled inside , I think, as the rooms were nice, and the bath was great, with a tub and shower. The dining room was beautiful, with fresh flowers, and good food at a reasonable price. The decor, lovely.;the dining staff good. As for location, it is perfect, right on the canal, with boat for hire. or footpath for walking; plenty to see, with the lovely homes on islands, and resturaunts along the canal. an adventure in beauty is what i would call the town of Geethoorn. The hotel is very convienient to the attraction, which is the town. The stairs were difficult to climb with luggage to our rooms.
The 3* star hotel tried to provide 5* service. For example, change fronk-desk check-in with welcome coffee. Room is spacious with good furniture. Food (breakfast and dinner) is normal and overpriced. Curtains in both bedroom and bathroom are full of dust. The room we stayed is a cottage which is isolated in the yard.
Service was good. Food delicious. Booking.com stated free wlan. Is only available in the restaurant and is not for free. The hotel explained it very politely and gave a voucher for 50 minutes. Is ok but not what was expected....
Good service, nice Grandpa
Really friendly hotel, staff wanting to help. Boat hire gave extra incentive to stay longer. Good quality food
We were made welcome from the minute we entered the Hotel, everyone went out of their way to accommodate us, we were given information,maps, weather forecasts and anything we asked for. Generally this is a first class hotel with first class treatment. I would not say that I did not like the breakfast but I think their could have been a more varied selection, there was only one juice, two cereals, one yogurt and no toaster for scrambled eggs on toast!!!!
No hay plabras.Fantastico. Highly recommended. Giethorn is after Amsterdam the most touristic village in Netherlands (1 million per year) but is only known in Netherlands -only 20% are foreigners- so we should discover it !!!. The hotel is really great .... you can rent bicycles and electrical boats there. The rooms are very big, all new and nice. 10 over 10. No tengo ninguna.
Was not close to any other major cities nor were places open in Giethoorn late into the day.
The owners were extremely helpful and knowledgeable about the area and had lots of suggestions for places to visit. The meals were excellent and even a last-minute order for vegetarian food was no problem. Just a lovely place to stay. There was nothing we did not like
The staff was friendly and helpful and the facilities were excellent. Location was perfect for exporing the area. Dinning room food was excellent.
the staff is excellent, kind and helpful! decoration of the restaurant no
Manager was very good and the food was excellent
Small and simple hotel with excellent staff -- very friendly, very helpful. Fine hotel for a short stay. The breakfast was inadequate: the coffee we got served was lukewarm and the toast was old. The scrambled egg was great, even though there was very little left when we had breakfast and nothing was resupplied.
The atmosphere is nice. It makes you feel at home. No
Surroundings, nature The restaurant, only 5 main dishes in a 4star hotel restaurant. It was too easy to choose...
Welcoming staff, countyside location, swimming-pool, free coffe and fruit in the ground floor.
The large and well furnished room. Extra facilities such as washing machine and bicycle hire. Very friendly and helpful staff. Breakfast was poor. No choice of size and style of hire bicycles one of which needed attention.
Very friendly staff, nice big pool
Nice people, great room, splendid view, nice food, value for money
Location. View. Hopeless parking facilities because of the sports-complex next-door. Check-out time (10:30 !!).
The location and the restaurant service The beds were not very comfortable and were small
Breakfast buffet is included in the price however limited
location balcony very dirty
the location
Very nice place to stay.staff very helpful.will be booking next year for TT.races and would recommend this hotel to friends No
A beautiful location. Polite, friendly and helpful staff. Very well organised.
Staff very friendly, new rooms are very comfortable and spacious.Food both restaurants is of a high standard price very good for 4 star restaurant.great base for touring Service in restaurant was slow but restaurants were very busy the days we were there. Some rooms dont have air con.
The room is quiet, big and cozy.The view outside the room is beautiful.The staffs are friendly. There is no electric kettle in the room so guests cannot have hot water to drink.The hairdryer in my room is not functioning well.
All staff were very friendly and accommodating safe did not work
friendly and helpfull staff- large, clean rooms with a desk-good breakfast-good bed an TV-free internet-good value for money. the signal of the free internet is not always stable or strong enough.
Very convenient to a stay in the town of Steenwijk. Most guests will arrive by car, but it's only a 15 min. walk from the train station and 20 min. walk to/from the town center. Try to set time aside for that most Dutch activity: biking!! Easy and cheap to rent a bike at the train station. There's a forest to the North, heathery landscape to the East and unique Giethoorn with it's wetlands and small lakes to the south. All roads/trails well marked, icecream, snackbar, cute eating places everywhere.
Wifi internet connerction was deplorable
very comfortable and relaxing no
Kindness of people and good ratio quality/price The wrong communication between web channels and the hotel.
Great area and good people did not have double beds
Checking out by 10:30am was inconvenient. All other hotels allow you to check out by 12am.
good all round experiance
the garden no
What we like best about staying at Huis Ten Wolde was the friendly family who own and run the place, the delicious meals in the restaurant on the premises and the absolute cleanliness of the room. We would stay again when in town! Lovely view from the room which was in the back of the hotel, top floor. No, not really!
The hotel is designed as modern farm house, which feels great. Lovely library. Located in the countryside, the hotel is quiet & it's fun walking in the area. It would be nice to have a kettle in the room. The restuarant is very pricey, hardly a variety for vegeterians. Since it's remote - there are no real options to dine out.
simply perfect
It is one of the most friendly and obliging small hotel we have stayed in, the owners could not have been more helpful and obliging which helped us to make this a holiday to remember and would recommend this to hotel in a beautiful area in Holland.
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Very warm and friendly welcome from our hostess. The location was quiet, peaceful and beautiful. The hotel room was impeccably clean with air conditioning. You can choose when to have your breakfast and the quality of the food was perfect. The hostess also regularly checked whether we were enjoying our stay, which was a very nice touch.
Excellent for those who want to enjoy the countryside in luxury. The staff is very hospitable and are committed to a pleasant and comfortable stay of their guests. The garden offers a great variety of plants, herbs and fruits as well as a good view on the nearby farmlands. The rooms are spatious and very well furnished.
Very handy for the train station and town centre yet located in a quiet area. I particularly liked the wet room, far more convenient than a cramped shower cubicle. Breakfast was also very good.
Large, well appointed, very friendly and helpful staff. Ideally located near train and town center.
My client stayed there 21Apr-01May. She had a horrendous stay there.She was robbed and was physically injured as the robber knockedher down on the pavement.The police thought that the hotel staff was in on it.Her room was not cleaned until 4 days into the trip.The owners kept telling her her visa did not work and she had to call long distance to Canada to find out that nothing was wrong with it.It was in a horrible part of the town and she would never recommend it to any woman travelling alone.The police felt she was watched and that there was some planning in the robbery between staff and patrons of the hotel.
Next to train station
The town of Meppel was Nice & hotel was next to station. Breakfast
We don't like anything - and my wife and I can not recvommand this hotel to anybody When we arrived to the hotel at 1600, the hotel and reception was closed. The weather was warm about 28 C - but the hotelroom was minimum 30 C - and of the 4 windows - only a little high window was possible to open. No aircondition At night the temperratur in the room was min. 28 C - and it was impossible to sleep. And a transportable ventilator in the room cut'nt do enything about it.
Clean room. Less than 1 min. from the station. Breakfast time for weekend (8:30-) seems to be a bit too late.
Very small bathroom and the furniture in the room was old.
The owner was very helpful when the internet did not work The rooms where tiny and way over priced. The internet connection was intermittent, but only in the two end rooms that we had.
proximty of the meeting point at Mepple after , difficulties for reception noisy by the station and traffic
As we arrived two hours early at the hotel we were greeted with a welcoming simile and shown to our rooms. No
I only had to endure it for one night The room stank of smoke, it was noisy and generally rundown. Avoid if at all possible.


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Household waste collections
Information on our refuse and recycling service, including details of containers, our waste collection policy and useful links.
Alternate Week Kerbside Waste Collection Service
- Week 1: Collection of non-recyclable refuse
- Week 2: Collection of recyclables
- Which day are my bins collected?
- Is it rubbish or recycling this week?
- What containers should I use for my waste collection?
- Where should I put my containers for collection?
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- Is there anything I can't put out for collection on my usual day?
- I put extra waste near my bin, why wasn't it collected?
- I have nowhere to keep a wheelie bin, is there an alternative?
- I can't manage to put containers out for collection, is there any help available?
- We're a large family – I don't think we can manage with the standard containers – what can we do, can we have an extra bin?
- I'm not sure that my property is suitable for the standard arrangements, what can I do?
- I have extra waste because of a medical condition, what can I do?
- What are the arrangements for new properties or replacement containers?
- How do I get rid of large items that won't fit in the wheelie bin?
- What happens in severe weather / public holidays?
- Other useful information
When do we collect?
All collections take place on the same day, each alternate week, between 6am and 5pm. However, in some cases residents may receive their garden waste collections on a different day to when their dry recyclables are collected. Garden waste collections are suspended during the winter months of December, January and February.
We cannot guarantee collection time therefore residents are advised that their containers should be placed out for collection by 6 am.
If we need to permanently change the collection day, we will notify you in writing, in advance.
For details of your collection day and to find a calendar showing the collection pattern of your refuse and recycling, please visit our interactive map page for all the details.
Where do we collect from?
We provide a kerbside waste collection service. Please place all waste containers at the nearest point to the edge of the public highway but make sure that they do not cause an obstruction.
Only correctly presented containers will be collected. If there is a problem finding a suitable location for the container, contact us and an officer will arrange to visit the property to identify a suitable alternative collection point.
Please return the waste containers to a position within the confines of your property on the same day following collection.
Missed collections
If we miss collection of recyclable or non-recyclable waste and it's our fault, a crew will return within five working days (usually much sooner) to rectify the situation. Report a missed waste collection via our online form.
If you don't put your containers out for collection of recyclable or non-recyclable waste at the advised time, no arrangements will be made to return to the property until the next due collection date for that material.
What we cannot collect
- Stones, rubble, soil, building materials, car parts, batteries, oil, solvent based paint, chemicals, tree branches, asbestos based materials, fluorescent tubes (including compact fluorescent lamps) TV's and anything too large to fit comfortably into the bin. These materials should be taken to a Household Waste Recycling Centre.
- Fire ashes should be cold before putting them in the bin, to avoid fire risk
- Recyclable materials should not be put in the non-recyclable wheeled bin
Contaminated waste
Please ensure that the right materials are placed into the correct containers. When the collection teams find containers that are contaminated, they are instructed not to collect them and a label will be left informing you of the reason for non-collection.
Heavy containers or wheelie bins
Containers or wheelie bins, which are excessively heavy, will not be emptied. Collection crews will place a leaflet or sticker on the bin to inform you of the problem.
We operate a strict no side waste policy and only waste contained in RDC's containers will be collected. Additional side waste will be placed in the emptied bin or returned within the boundary of the property following collection
No excess waste will be removed from around the bin except when we change arrangements such as at Christmas or Bank Holidays. Additional side waste will be placed in the emptied bin, or returned to the property boundary following collection.
Continual issues with side waste may require a visit by an officer to discuss reasons for the problem.
Waste stacked above the top level of the wheelie bin, preventing the lid from closing, will be removed and put back in the emptied bin, or returned within the boundary of the property after collection. Overfilled bins pose a health and safety risk for collection operatives when they present bins to the lifting mechanism.
Waste which cannot fit comfortably into a container can be taken to a Household Waste Recycling Centre.
Food waste
We do not currently offer a separate food waste recycling service but encourage resident to reduce food waste where possible.
What happens when we have not been able to collect your waste?
Please ensure you leave your waste out for collection.
We will always leave you a label or card explaining why your waste has not been collected (except when caused by severe weather etc.). The collection teams will report all non-collections to their supervisor and a visit may be arranged with the householder to discuss the situation.
The Council will not return to collect waste or recycling until the next scheduled collection day.
Large families
If there are 7 or more permanent occupants in your property and you experience capacity problems with additional non-recyclable waste you may, at the discretion of the Streetscene Manager and in liaison with officers, be issued with an additional 140 litre bin.
Properties with 5 or more permanent occupants will be issued with a 240 litre (green) capacity wheeled bin for non-recyclable waste (instead of the standard 180 ltr (black) issue).
If you think you are entitled to extra bin capacity, please complete an application form stating full names of all those permanently resident at the property. This excludes full-time students living away from home or family members who are non-permanent but may visit at weekends or holiday times.
Multi occupancy or communal collections
Multi occupancy/storey or residential homes will be considered for individual solutions, tailored to specific requirements. This could involve the provision of larger bulk containers at an agreed central collection point.
Remote properties
If you live in a remote property, or along a private road, you will be required to bring your containers to the edge of the nearest adopted public highway. Liners will be issued where it is impractical to site bins. Where there are four or more properties, a kerbside collection at a designated point will be agreed on the understanding that the access road is suitable for collection vehicles.
Mixed hereditaments (combined household and commercial)
These properties will be supplied with standard household waste containers in the normal way, as detailed above. However, no commercial refuse should be placed into household waste containers. The owner or occupier should take out a separate trade waste agreement with RDC (or other properly licensed waste management company) for any commercial waste generated.
Small properties with no storage
A small number of flats or bed-sits (usually located in market towns) considered as having no adequate storage area for even small waste containers may receive different collection arrangements to the standard alternate week collection system, particularly when siting containers would cause a public nuisance or obstruction. Individual solutions will be tailored to specific requirements
Medical waste
If you have a family member who produces additional non-hazardous medical waste, due to a medical condition, you may be entitled to an additional 140 litre bin for non-recyclable waste. Please complete a short application form for this service.
Arrangements can also be made for the collection and dispose of clinical waste bags by a specialist contractor. This service is usually requested by the local hospital or specialist nurse. Please contact us if you have any queries regarding this service.
If prescribed by your GP, syringe needles should be returned in sharps containers to the prescribing doctor's practice for disposal.
New properties
Containers for newly built properties will normally be delivered within five working days of a request and supporting information on waste minimisation and recycling will be supplied.
The cost of all containers supplied to new developments (5 or more properties) in the District will be recharged to the developer.
Replacement containers
Damaged containers will be replaced, or repaired free of charge if the damage was the result of mishandling by collection crews, manufacture or life expectancy.
You may be charged for replacement or repairs for other damage and lost or stolen containers.
Severe weather
If collections have not been made due to severe weather, such as flooding or icy conditions, please leave your containers out and we will arrange for collection as soon as it is practical and safe to do so.
However, in cases of prolonged severe weather, we may have to alter collection patterns for various materials. Please visit to this website for up to date information when there are disruptions to regular services for reasons outside our control.
Public holidays (including Christmas)
Following Bank Holiday Mondays, kerbside waste collection services for all households run a day late.
Over the Christmas holiday period, collection arrangements may vary from year to year. Details are on our Find your bin collection day webpage.
Disposing of confidential waste
Companies offering confidential document destruction services in Ryedale include:
- Todds Waste Management Tel: 01845 523131
- Yorwaste Tel: 01609 774400
- Paperwise Tel: 01347 879142
Always check with the company that they have a valid Environment Agency Waste Management License to handle this type of waste before entering into any agreement.
Food waste
We do not currently offer a separate food waste recycling service, but encourage you to reduce food waste where possible. For more details about food waste issues visit Love Food Hate Waste. This is a campaign from WRAP (Waste and Resources Action Programme) that provides tasty leftover recipes, practical advice and top tips that helps us cut back on wasting food.
A third of the food we buy in the UK ends up being thrown away, that's 6.7 million tonnes of food every year. And the most frustrating thing is that most of what we throw away could have been eaten.
Wasted food is a waste of money and a major contributor to climate change. Most of this waste ends up in landfill sites where it rots and releases methane, a damaging greenhouse gas. The food we throw away is also a huge waste of the energy, water and packaging used in its production, transportation and storage.
Waste collection commitment
We will work closely with residents to ensure the environmental impacts of waste are minimised and costs are affordable to Council Tax payers. In 2010 we endorsed the Waste and Resources Action Programme (WRAP) Waste Collection Commitment to demonstrate the continued objective to provide a good waste and recycling service, which represents value for money and meets the needs of our residents. This means we will:
- explain clearly what services you can expect to receive;
- provide regular collections;
- provide a reliable collection service;
- consider any special requests that individual households may have;
- design our services and carry out collections in a way that doesn't produce litter;
- collect as many materials for recycling as we can and explain to you what happens to them;
- explain clearly what our service rules are and the reasons for them;
- tell you in good time if we have to make changes to your services, even temporarily;
- respond to complaints we receive about our services; and
- tell all our residents about this commitment to collecting waste.
We work together with the York and North Yorkshire Waste Partnership (YNYWP), comprising North Yorkshire County Council, the City of York Council and the six other district councils of North Yorkshire. The YNYWP is committed to reducing, re-using and recycling as much waste as possible, as an alternative to landfill disposal.
In the Waste Partnership's strategy, the following minimum targets for recycling or composting household waste have been agreed.
40% by 2010 45% by 2013 50% by 2020
These are broadly in line with national Government and wider European targets for the recycling or composting of household waste.


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The conference aims to discuss the role of spirituality the VUCA World of Volatility, Uncertainty, Complexity and Ambiguity. In a VUCA world and the traditional competitive landscape scarcity of resources, cost-conscious consumption and short-term investors make decision-making within tight margins rationally, emotionally and spiritually demanding. In the 'Big Data' economy of the VUCA world, managers are expected to rely on data collection and rational processes.
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- To what extent might the spirit of entrepreneurial leaders and firms provide tangible examples of simplicity and frugality in practice?
- What could be the role of spirituality in management education in addressing the challenges of the VUCA world?
- What are the good practices of spiritually inspired management in business operations, resource productivity, brand management strategy and corporate behavior?
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