Hosteria de Iruya Salta
Av. San Martin S/N Salta, Province of Salta, Northern Argentina, Argentina
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Salta
... 5 hours instead of the long bus ride of 22 hours. Furthermore, we decide to rent a car to go further north. Avis has a VW Gol and it is booked for the upcoming week. We take a taxi to San Lorenzo and we will stay in a kind of house. It has two separate bedrooms, a large living room and a spacious kitchen. There is also a large garden with a pool but it's too cold for that. We walk toward the center to get some dinner and see many large villa s. ...
Through The Mist, Into The Colour
... on tighter. Everyone is sitting up a little more in their seats. The road is very close to the edge... lucky the fog is so thick we only see this as we pass. I find the whole experience exhilarating. If you have to travel by bus this is the way to go....large seats, plenty of room and views to die for (no pun intended).
It is early evening as we come out of the mountain mist , passing through a really pretty village, Purmamarca. There are a number of good ...
Cycling days 220 to 222 -El Laco to Rosario (Arg)
... Ah, finally done for the day after 7-1/2 hours on the saddle. We were pushing our limit today, but at least now we are less than 15km to Los Cobres and an eating fest!
Day 222 (10/26/11): 62km
We spend the morning doing a little laundry in a stream and working on the bicycles: Yannick’s brakes still aren’t working properly, Shirley broke a ziptie off her fender during yesterday’s descent, we found ...
Salta
... from the town centre than some of the others but still only 15 – 20 mins walk and it was clean and cheap. It turned out that they didn’t really have any double or single rooms (as they had told us at the bus station), but we were given a whole dorm for the same price. For about £12 Stef and I had one double bed, a single bed and a set of bunks! Vanessa had a dorm of 6 beds for about £5!! The hostel had a nice kitchen area and was sociable with friendly ...
2. Bullets on the Bus
... lower if they created nothing jobs like here. Anyway we only stayed one night in Sao Paulo as it is the connecting bus station to the Iguacu Falls, a 16 hour bus journey we were to embark upon.
We had just been saying how nothing had gone wrong on our trip so far and how safe Brazil really is before a gun was pulled out at the back of our transfer to Iguacu. Towards the end of our 16 hour, freezing cold, drive a group of men with a revolver thought it would be a ...



