Hospedaje San Antonio
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Ballestas Islands
Today was the last early wake up of our trip. We were up at 6 am and were picked up in Pisco at 7am and taken to Paracas which is 15 km away. At 8 am we were on a large speedboat which took us out to the Ballestas Islands, which are also called the poor man's Galapagos. I don't know about this last part though. There were definitely lots of birds ( …
Wednesday Day 32
... the middle of a housing estate!!! Very strange, it was just bascially pile of very small bricks, must have taken ages to build. we just took some pictures from outside and didnt bother going in. We then walked through the town to the coast where Elisa had some lunch the we both got ice creams again, Elisa had a massive two scoops and i hade one massive scoops, there are ridiculously big ice creams ...
Peru - Part 1 (Lima)
... t too surprised to see a rather grey looking beach front. Nevertheless, the views were still quite impressive and the place was abuzz with people surfing, swimming, paragliding etc. By this stage Cari's stomach was starting to digest itself and, given that I'd got us lost in the first place, it was in my best interest to find a restaurant and find one FAST! True to form, we settled on what is probably one of the most upmarket restaurants on the malecon. A beautiful ...
Estoy muy inca
... it comes out. Turns out I didn't have hot water because I was turning the handle too far and too much water was rushing out to be sufficiently heated. I've slowed it to a light shower (pun intended) so I now have "hot" water. This electrical appliance also explains why I was getting shocked when I turned the shower on/off. On that note I should mention that everything is cold and wet during this season. It takes forever for a bath towel to dry out, and when I crawl ...
Play El Misti for Me
... to the capital and closing out our trip, but we were determined to make the most of our last two days, and anxious to see Barranco, a neighborhood just south of Miraflores. After so much time spent reading travel guides, a red flag should’ve arose when I read the adjective “Bohemian” to describe Barranco. If I’ve learned anything, this arty term is guidebook code for “dirty.” Perhaps we ...
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