Shopping in Southern Patagonia
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Ñandú Artesanía
With shops all over town, Ñandú has crafts, postcards, local maps and any other tourist items that you may desire.
The main thing to shop for in town is outdoor gear. There are a number of shops lining Arturo Prat, Manuel Bulnes and Eberhard; however, prices are higher here than larger towns, and you'll be better off picking up gear in Punta Arenas or in Argentina.
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Zona Franca
The duty-free zone is a large, polished conglomeration of shops that is worth checking out if you’re looking for electronics, outdoor gear, computer accessories or camera equipment. Colectivos (shared taxis) shuttle back and forth from downtown along Av Bulnes throughout the day.
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Bories
Punta Arenas is a great place to shop and stock up on everything, from electronics to hiking and camping gear. Bories is the main clothes shopping strip, with stores that sell casual street clothes and hardcore expedition gear. Some of the stores can be rather expensive.
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Emporio de la Pampa
Attached to a Northface boutique, this wine and cheese shop has goodies galore for the trail. Treats include fresh coffee, hearty brown bread and regional goat cheese. A tasting (CH$10,000) will help you get your bearings.
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La Madddera
You’ll find camping gear galore at this friendly shop; also fixes damaged gear and does guided excursions. Also at Prat 499.
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La Feria
If warmth is an issue, come here for a cheap winter parka (if the price is more important than durability and style).
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40 Y 20 Fruta Seca
Shoppers can hit 40 y 20 Fruta Seca for dried fruits and nuts perfect for the trail.
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World’s End
Maps, photo books, souvenirs and Lonely Planet guides in English and Spanish.
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World’s End
Tip-of-the-world souvenirs, books, guidebooks and Torres trekking maps.
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