Ayres de Salta Hotel
Gral. Guemes 650 Salta, Province of Salta, Northern Argentina, A4400BET, Argentina
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Uma estrada muito louca
Segundo dia de viagem: Posadas, AR a Salta, AR
Acordamos às 6h00, descemos para o salão de café da manhã e o encontramos fechado e escuro, embora o horário para o café estivesse indicado como a partir das 6h00 da manhã. Intrigados, fomos conversar com o funcionário da recepção e aí percebemos haver esquecido o horário de verão... Na …
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Salta - Horseriding
... get The lazy horse up in gallop but then the Gaucho went like HOOOOO!! HOOOOOO!!! and I believe he gave it a little wipe or to. Well it was on! It was great fun and I hold on for dear life! But it wasn´t as bad as I thought it would be. And I started to notice a pattern in the was the horse moved. On the tour there was another girl who hadn´t been on a horse before either so the gaucho went back after her.Well I stopped my horse and to catch my breath ...
Not another teleferico!
... actually had a gorgeous blue cheese, rather than the usual plastic offerings). A short stroll to the 'strip' and the local bars to find a nice quiet relaxing perch from which to watch the world go by. A couple of drinks later and Hannah managed to fall asleep at a bar table with Caiparinia in hand so we left the lads to it and headed back to the hostel.
We'd read in the Lonley Planet that Salta had a ...
Salta - just like Europe
... br>
One thing they really seem to have held on to from their Spanish routes is the afternoon siesta. So strange EVERYTHING shuts down here from 1pm to 5pm (altho I think this is pretty much Argentina in general and not just Salta) – all shops, everything!! (but at least, unlike Bolivia, restaurants seem to stay open as lunch is a big meal here), then reopens at 5pm to 9pm. So we have had to adapt to having a nice long lunch, a bit of a late afternoon siesta and then ...
Beef and a Cable car
... la bacarce (which is like the temple bar of salta) for diner and drinks. We headed down about half 8 which would be normal time in ireland but wayyyyy too early for argentina....they don't start heading for diner till about 10, so we had a few drinks in the Ibiza bar, which looked like it would have been a great spot except for the fact we were the only 2 in there and then headed for dinner in la lenita. The food was good, but no where near as good ...


