Traveling With Children
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In most ways, Chile is child-friendly. In fact, since many Chileans enjoy large extended families, they may feel little in common with people in their late 20s and older who do not have children, and traveling with kids can open doors.
There are also practical advantages to traveling with children. On buses, for instance, small children who do not occupy a separate seat do not pay, and budget hotels often make no additional charge for kids.
© Wayne Bernhardson from Moon Chile, 2nd edition
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