Ambassador Hostel Iquitos
Calle Pevas 260 Iquitos, Peru
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The Inca Trail - Day 4, Machu Picchu
The Inca Trail -Day 4 This getting up early is getting easier as we have an exciting day ahead . Up at 4am with some hot tea and pack up our things for the final time on the trail. Had a light snack as it is way to early for breakfast. The porters were quickly breaking down the camp and packing it up. They do not join us for the final 6.5km to …
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Iquitos
... Lagune mitten im Urwald und beherbergt verschiedenste exotische Tiere der Region. Mehrere Stunden verbrachte ich damit, Volleyball zu spielen, zu schwimmen und einfach nur auszuspannen. Auch hier in der Lagune leben Pirahnas... aber wie schon vorher erwaehnt, sind sie nicht alzu gefaehrlich.
Habe mit meinen Freunden einen Ausflug zur indigenen Gemeinschaft der Borras gemacht und dort 2 Tage verbracht. Umsonst! Wir wurden eingeladen dort zu uebernachten. ...
3 iron or the machete??
... of them out and we were greeted by a whopper of a machete! Much to our naivety we thought this was for removing any bushes, briers etc. as after all we were in the Amazon! The lady laughed and told us it was a safety precaution…for the animals knocking around the course…boa constrictors, small crocs (camins), piranhas etc.. (see more details on the website)! Supposedly some local lad lost a finger when trying to get a ball out of a water hazard when ...
The Chicken Boat
... pleasures in life like listening to pouring rain and thunder that make the day end on an even better note.
How I Got Here:
La Jandaga to river in Tabatinga, Brazil - 7,000 pesos ($3.50) Motorcycle Taxi - 10 minutes
Tabatinga to Santa Rosa, Peru - 5,000 pesos ($2.50) Water Taxi - 10 minutes
Santa Rosa to Iquitos, Peru - $79 - Fast Boat - 13 hours
Dock to Flying Dog Hostel - 2 Soles (75 cents) - 5 ...
Death on the Amazon
... of the passengers got off the boat in Iquitos first we all had to walk past the body, respectfully covered up with a blanket. One of the odder things to happen to us.
When we arrived in Iquitos we went with the girl from our hostel in Leticia to the place she had stayed last time she was in Iquitos. However as they didn’t have enough rooms we let her have the one they did have and went ...


