Travel Blogs from Copacabana, Bolivia
Her name was Lola, she was a showgirl...
Ness - With yellow feathers in her hair and a dress cut down to there... what a difference a bus ride will do to a lake. We arrived in a dusty little town (no showgirls here) and went to look for a hostel (we were unable to pre-book one due to lack of ...
Lake Titicaca
... it would be some mountain lake paradise. Lets just say my mental image and the truth were rather different. Whilst in Copacabana I did a lot of walking and climbing of the various hills around the town and gorged myself on trout from the lake ...
Big Sky Landscapes of Lake Titicaca
... finished for our bus to get through. Why let tourists crossing a border get in the way of a good parade?! Our next stop Copacabana on Lake Titicaca, a small town mostly made up of backpacker cafes and a waterfront full of tourist boats and a hundred swan ...
Copacabana
Off the Island that morning, and back in Copacabana for lunch. Had the local Trucha (trout) for lunch in a very local cafe, where they deep fry the fish to perfection! Then there was celebrations/live music for the local elections that day so spent the ...
Apr 06, 2012
Bienvenidos Bolivia
... the world operating with a lawn mower engine so it took nearly 2 hours! We could have walked back quicker! On arrival back in Copacabana, we took advantage of the nice weather and headed out for an afternoon beer. Dinner that night was a feast as Carly ...
La Pazzzzz
Hola! We are in a little town on Lake Titicaca in Bolivia and itīs raining (only the 4th day of rain that we have had in 5 weeks down here!), so, with not much else to do, I figured that we may as well update you on our crazy ...
Oh it is nice to be beside the seaside...
... the cost for an out of date ice cream. An error in hindsight. You live and learn. For such a naturally beautiful spot, Copacabana is spoiled by the amount of rubbish littered absolutely everywhere. They need to work on their hygiene standards a bit, a ...
Lake Titicaca - Bolivia
... their onward travels would present many more opportunities for Inca-appreciation, so this was not a great loss.) On returning to Copacabana, they found the town transformed: the hills reverberated to the sound of marching bands, the streets were full of ...
