Day 2
San Pablo Cape
We have breakfast at the inn, with homemade marmelades and bread. Then we continue our adventure towards the north of the island up to the intersection of National Road 3 with Provincial Road A, an inter fields way full of Guanacos (the nicest and most peaceful fauna of the area).
The way ends in the Atlantic Ocean opening to a horizon which takes our breath away. We trek through paths of guanacos which will accompany us during all our walk and we arrive to the top of San Pablo Cape to visit its lighthouse which was built in 1941, and destroyed by an earthquake in 1949. After this walk we go to visit Desdemona, a wrecked ship since 1985 on the coast. We are having lunch in a small fishermen town where with very primitive techniques they fish bass, salmon, silverside and octopus. We enjoy this seafood and get to know about the special life of those inhabitants of the area.
In the afternoon we go back to Road A up to Rolito Field, were we are having dinner and spend the night. We stay the rest of the afternoon at the field that dates from the beginning of the XX Century, and it is still run by its owners. We visit the facilities and for dinner we are enjoying lamb produced by them.