Holiday Inn Express Iquique
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Crazy day
... da er keinen Bus mehr bekommt für die Weiterfahrt. Es ist ca. 21.30 Uhr und wir warten vor der Busstation auf ein Taxi als es anfängt ca. 500 Meter von uns entfernt zu brennen, ich glaube ein Haus und ein Baum, das sieht echt spektakulär aus.
Der Taxifahrer bringt uns zum Hotel, aber es hat nur noch 2 Plätze, so ziehen wir zum nächsten, dort wurde extra für uns angerufen und ja, wir bekommen ein 9 Bettzimmer, sind aber nur zu viert. Es sind 3 Mal 3 Betten in die ...
Arica to Iquique
... when we find a plug adapter we'll need to read carefully the label of any electrical appliance before plugging it in. After we check into the hotel I find myself going on a 1-hour walk from hotel to supermarket trying to find an adapter plug, to no avail. We still have juice left in our computer and camera batteries for now. Fingers crossed...
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A little Luxury, with sea-lions and pelicans too
... national public holiday commemorating the battle of Iquique during the War of the Pacific with Peru at the end of the 19th Century. Strangely for a celebration, Chile lost the battle, although they won the war.
The climax of the battle was the sinking of the 'Esmeralda', a Chilean corvette captained by one Aturo Prat. Shorly before the battle, Prat gave a speech swearing to die in battle if necessary. His wish was shortly granted. ...
All By Myself!!
... s luggage for fruit and veg. You're not allowed to take any items into this part of Peru or Chile in case there are any nasty bugs about.
I was a bit dazed coming off the bus in Tacna after 16 hours. I had to cross the road to get to the international bus station. I had to buy a stupid ticket before I could leave the terminal. I had to take a colectivo taxi from there to Arica. I started to walk to a car with one bloke then a guy ...
The day before the day before I get home
... Hostal, Iquique.
This town reminds me of tourist Mexico, without the good food and beer, or a Kaanapaali beach 50 or so years ago (there is even a Hula, Hula grille – sort of). Some high rises, not too fancy, mingle with common homes and an ordinary road running along the beach. They even have a real boardwalk – boards and all – plus a running/cycling path and a grassy strip between the two.
Note: I have not seen ...
Amenities
- Beach
- Swimming pool
- Room service
- Free High-Speed Internet
- Fitness/Health center
- Wheelchair accessibility
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