Arturo Prat Iquique

Anibal Pinto 695 Iquique, -, Chile

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Arica - Day 27

A travel blog entry by longwayup

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San Pedro de Atacama - Arica

Miles - 510 (including getting a little lost)

Good morning blog! :o)

Sorry to be repetitive but up at 6.20am. Bloody dogs! Woke up at 3am by their barking, which continued for ages. If I see one sleeping in the sun this morning I'm going to give it a little kick to wake it up!

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All By Myself!!

A travel blog entry by tracey_hunter

On Monday, I had an awesome cooked breakfast in the hostel then Filip came with me to the bus station to wave me off. What a legend. He's heading back to Belgium tonight. All by myself again. Sniff sniff....The Cruz del Sur bus was pretty awesome. They gave me dinner and breakfast and there was bus bingo as well as films. I enjoyed watching Rio. Everybody had to get off the bus at about 7am which was a bit weird. There were people ...

Beach Holiday woo hoo!

A travel blog entry by minniemac

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... at a little cafe, learnt a little more spanish, there word for set menu and rice pudding. Walking back we walked via the beach, by the fish market there was hundreds of large pelicans flying around and on the shore was a group of seals or sea lions (not sure of the difference), it was amazing.
Next stop San Pedro de Attacama this is in the middle of the desert about 8 hours away. Think im gonna miss the ...

Mini-reunie

A travel blog entry by hendrikpasmans

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Enkele maanden geleden, ver weg van hier, ben ik deze reis begonnen met 15 andere reizigers. Het lijkt al een eeuwigheid geleden. Na die 3 maanden in Ecuador is iedereen zijn eigen weg uitgegaan. Sommigen keerden rechtstreeks terug naar huis, anderen hebben nog even verdergereisd. Van heel die bende zijn er nu nog 2 achtergebleven. Ikzelf en Eva, een Duitse schone met wie ik het erg goed kon vinden. Zij was ...

Beach bums and Mummies

A travel blog entry by povoandrach

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... Iquique had its heyday in the nitrate boom, the town was still pretty big apparently now more as a beach/surfing destination for Chilenos (thankfully it wasn’t high season!).. First impressions weren’t good however as we ambled around a deserted town at night searching for a hostel. Eventually we just settled on something for 1 night and found something nicer the next day.

Iquique though was interesting enough to keep us busy for a few days. ...

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