Che Lagarto Hostel Lima
121 Pasaje Schell, floor 3, Miraflores Lima, Peru
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TravelPod Member ReviewsChe Lagarto Hostel Lima
“great people”
travel-of-babs 1 contribution
Brazil
Aug 29, 2011
normally i didnt plan to stay more than 1, 2 days in Lima but the staff and the people were so nice that I stayed 1 week.
will definetly come back when Im in Lima next time!!!!!
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“chilled out!”
braynbrooks 1 contribution
Bridgend & Plymouth, United Kingdom
Dec 28, 2010
good clean chilled out fun!
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Travel Blogs by Travelers Who Stayed at this HostelChe Lagarto Hostel Lima
The Epic Trip Begins
Day 1: After taking 2 hours instead of what should have been a 40 minute journey in the taxi to get to Miraflores- we had the offer to go surfing- so we headed straight down to the beach- we could either pay 60 soles (15pounds) for boards and an instructor or 30 Soles for the boards so we decided on the 30 soles as we had previously surfed the 2 …
Peruvian New Year
It seems we are becoming celebrities in this place with constant waves, beeps and whistles from local passers-by. (Or maybe this could be due our pasty british legs we constantly have on show whilst the locals live in their jeans...) Our celebrity status was confirmed when during our outing to the park we were photographed by Japenese tourists. It …
A new continent (for us!)
After 2.5 days of travelling and four flights, we made it to Lima just after midnight. We arrived hungry thanks to Lan Chile who think providing their passengers with half a toasted sandwich makes for a sufficient dinner. I wish we put our Spanish cd's to good use rather than putting them on our iPods and then forgetting about them. So far we haven …
Crazy driving and cow heart kebabs
Richard and Joanna:
Lima is the capital city and the largest in Peru. With a population of 9 million, Lima is the fifth largest city in Latin America, behind Mexico City, Sao Paulo, Buenos Aires and Rio de Janeiro.
Lima was founded by Spanish conquistador Francisco Pizarro on January 18, 1535, as la Ciudad de los Reyes, or "the City …
Cruz del sur
We're currently on a bus on our way to Ica for sandboarding...but let's go back to the beginning. It has only been about 24 hours but it does feel like we've been here for a while.
We arrived last night into the Lima airport. The flight was uneventful (besides 2 men in front of us who were excited to leave their 'baggage' at home.. Aka …
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