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He Gave up a 20-Year Job to Tour Patagonia and Discovered a Town Where There Are only Catwalks: “It’s Very Magical” - Diario San Rafael

View this post on Instagram After two decades in an electronic company in Rio Grande, Nicolás Maucieri decided to change his life. Since then, he has travelled through Patagonia in search of little known places, inhospitable routes and landscapes capable of surprising him. Among his latest discoveries was Caleta Tortel, a unique town in Chilean Patagonia where the streets were replaced by wooden walkways. A decision that began many years earlier…
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View this post on Instagram After two decades in an electronic company in Rio Grande, Nicolás Maucieri decided to change his life. Since then, he has travelled through Patagonia in search of little known places, inhospitable routes and landscapes capable of surprising him. Among his latest discoveries was Caleta Tortel, a unique town in Chilean Patagonia where the streets were replaced by wooden walkways. A decision that began many years earlier…

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diariosanrafael.com.ar broke the news on Thursday, August 20, 2026.
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