Hostal Sur Quito

Francisco Salazar Quito, 134 E10, Ecuador

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Another Country...

A travel blog entry by dingleq

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Arrived in Quito Sunday 17th August...but only just. At the aiport in San Jose, TACA couldn't find any record of Flight Centre having paid for my flights, so I had to stump up another $750 dollars or else I was staying in Costa Rica for a little while longer. Apparantly TACA have a history of this, as I've now got my original ticket reference from …

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Lunch at 5000 m!

A travel blog entry by renee.scarth

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... you´re busy looking around at the phenomenal 360 degree view!
The next day we got up bright and early, and headed to Quilotoa crater which is really an amazing geological site. On the way, we stopped at a small town called Saquisili to check out the animal and handicrafts markets. The market here was hopping, and was great to see because of the sheer number of locals, and lack of tourists. It seemed so much ...

Cotapaxi Climb

A travel blog entry by lizsandell

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... game, and was little old me really capable of such a thing or was I just biting off far more than I could chew. Then all the fears about the whole trip kicked in. What on earth was I doing quitting my job, selling my house and going off to South America? Liz just doesn’t do things like that, let alone climbing a mountain in full mountaineering gear.

In order to do the climb there would be eight guides and each guide would be with two of us (some on their own). I ...

Que chevere Quito!

A travel blog entry by norsu

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... The next day we took a Teleferíco up to Cruz Loma (4100m) which is part of the Pichinhca volcano west side of the town.
Up there you realize how big Quito really is! It's huge with its 1,5million people.
We also made the first tourist mistake of sitting in the sun without sun block and you could tell by the end of the day. People were staring us gringos for the next few days - not to mention when ...

Galapagos to Quito

A travel blog entry by dharms_swita

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... the same for our kids, but I very much doubt it as mass unethical tourism will inevitably change things for the worse – the sight of large cruise ships visiting the islands made me shudder. The Galapagos Islands were a nice way to start our journey. It has allowed us to get comfortable with travelling and relaxed us a bit after the hectic few weeks we had sorting everything before we left home. The cruise was great as we met some really ...

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