Casagrande Hotel Arequipa
Av Luna Pizarro 202, Vallecito Arequipa, Peru
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Cruz del Cóndor
Mit unseren Taxifahrer hatten wir ausgemacht, dass er uns schon um 4Uhr morgens abholt, damit wir heute Condore zu sehen bekommen. In Ruecksprache mit dem Personal im Hotel (das uebrigens ech klasse war, sie haben uns schon um 3.30Uhr Fruehstueck gemacht, ueberhaupt war die Lodge ein Traum), das uns erklaerte, dass auch Condore ihren Schlaf …
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The Naughty Nun's of Arequipa
... a vegetarian I am fine sitting next to people eating meat...I pay no attention to it. However when a guinea pig has literally being split down the middle, gutted, deep fried and thrown on a plate...with the site of the head in a screaming motion with it's hand outstretched, it's teeth in full view and eyes still open staring into my own...I nearly fell off my chair and screamed in fright. It was one of the most horrendous things I ...
Ohhh feet up for Christmas!
... a huge place of worship that carries the enigmatics title of being one of only 12 Cathedrals in the world allowed to display the flag of the Vatican (indoors of course).
The build up to Christmas was inevitably rife with Hannah trying to find something other than plastic cheese, and Neil the best whiskey, in the end it would turn out to be a great place to have our festive break. Our now travelling friend Vanessa was in a local party hostel, ...
Arequipa & Colca Canyon
... we de tweede dag voor een tocht van opnieuw een 4-tal uren, richting de oase van San Galle. Het was een prachtige wandeling, die bekroond werd met een namiddagje luieren in de paradijslijke oase, aan het zwembad. De groep begon echt aan elkaar te hangen en we hadden veel plezier samen. 's Avonds speelden we nog wat leuke kaartspelletjes, en eindigden we opnieuw rond een kampvuur. Daar kwamen we in de halloween-sfeer door wat angstaanjagende verhalen te delen met de groep. Die ...
Arequipa & Colca Canyon
... we were really stupid Gringo’s) to ask him again and he said we needed to take the path up (where we’d been twice now at this point) as the stream is high in the ridge and then we would see the bridge and have to make a short ascent after the bridge. So, off we went AGAIN after nearly an hour and half of going up and down the trail. I didn’t find it funny at all (until we got to the village) why on earth can’t they just signpost things???!?!
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This hotel was formerly known as: Casagrande


