Hostal Kolping Arica

Andres Bello 1387 Arica, ., Chile

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Surf's up!

A travel blog entry by sam_and_jacqui

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... We told her we wanted to get to Arequipa and she seemed to explain that this was no problem and that she could organise a taxi to Tacna, just over the border and then a bus ticket from Tacna to Arequipa. We hadn’t really planned on taking a taxi to Tacna but seen as though the price she quoted for both didn’t seem too extortionate we decided to go for it. As soon as we agreed some woman came over to me calling herself Chauffer and started to carry by bags over to her ...

Is This Cooked?

A travel blog entry by heatherebekah

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... else was dirt, no plants, no water, no animals and no people. It's the kind of the place that makes you appreciate home, where we have plenty of water and shade to protect us.
Northern Chile is strange because even though you would expect the coast to become greener, it doesn't. Arica is just as dry as the rest of the Atacama. Life holds on by a thread sustained only by a river running ...

FLEEING THE COUNTRY

A travel blog entry by roscoe44

... The high wears a bit thin, its so hot in the car im sweating, even my elbows are sweating, but that dodgy ******* is sat there in his sheep skin coat like some Lebanese John Motson, will have to keep my eye on this prick. We hit the border big John tells us what to do, we get our passports stamped and pass through to Chile. The guards are taking a good look at Lebanese Johns stuff and pull him into an office, we ...

Frolicking With Llamas

A travel blog entry by cereal4cats

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After a rather uneventful and simple overland border crossing by way of taxi/collectivo at 6 AM, I found myself in Arica, Chile. Arica is smallish town whose main highlight was a central strip with occasional street performers. I was there as a jumping off point to get to Lauca National Park, described in the lonely planet tour guide as a wonderland of wild herds of llamas and alpacas. It also houses a volcano, and the world's highest altitude non navigable lake. It is also a ...

Welcome back to Chile

A travel blog entry by florinmedrea

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From Arequipa we head to Tacna, the peruvian city closest to the chilean border. From here, you take a taxi that will help you pass the border and get to Arica.

There is nothing much to see in Arica, a part from it's huge rock.


Pentru a trece granita catre Chile, trebuie sa va opriti in Tacna. Nu exista autobuze care ...

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