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Doing a season in South America
 Poster: A snowHead
Poster: A snowHead

I'm thinking, next year, of spending a season in South America, skiing (naturally).

At the moment I am trying to cost it, and I was wondering if anyone could help me with this! I figure a year of saving should give me enough to get by for the 3 months or so I intend to spend out there - I skied in Argentina last year and the end of the season wasn't great, so I probably wouldn't stay till the bitter end.

I also haven't decided quite yet whether I'd rather be a ski bum, or actually work out there. I am basi 2, and am aware my qualification works in South America, so that's always an option...

At the moment I am either looking at Cerro Catedral - where I have skied before, or Sierra Nevada in Chile as the locations, but if anyone has any other suggestions for me to look into they would be much appreciated!

So other than that, my questions are as follows:

- How much do you reckon a seasonal let would be (and if anyone knows how I'd go about finding one that would also be appreciated) for the 3 months/whole season?

- What would be reasonable with regards to living, eating and drinking money? £10/day, £15/day...less or more.

- How much is a season lift pass (average).

- Anything else as my mind has gone blank!

Thanks a lot for all any any help. Ben.
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PS. Hearing a lot about Las Lenas, anyone been?
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