Hotel Almeria Salta
Vicente Lopez 146 Salta, Province of Salta, Northern Argentina, 4400, Argentina
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Beautiful sunrise in Mendoza, then Sultry Salta
From 8 to 6 and now 3...Jack, Slim and Miguel leave our group to go back to work. Paul, Robert and I spend a long day flying from Mendoza to BA then back north to Salta. All air travel in Argentina uses BA as a hub. It's a pain, but remember this and plan for it. We check in to our Hotel Almeria http://www.turismoensalta.com/fichates. php?idp=49034 …
Through The Mist, Into The Colour
Salta.....
Another longish bus ride......this time we will travel with Pullmans, the number of bus companies here is amazing. Seats 1 and 2 upstairs with a panoramic window. The hostess brings around drinks and meals, so all there is for us to do is laze back and enjoy.
Driving out of San Pedro De Atacama, it’s back up the …
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Steaks and wine galore!
... crazy expensive, and at 11 pm, we were tired and frustrated. Oh the joys of backpacking! Regardless, Luke and I were both very excited to finally get here.. we were initially planning on living in Buenos Aires for half a year but then it turned into just travelling. But, we were finally here and ready to eat some steak and drink some great wine! And that we did! Our first day in Salta, we were already eating a thick juicy steak. I mean coming ...
Salta la linda
Salta e una citta molto carina... con occasioni per uscire e dove si puo mangiare molto bene. L'ostel Exxes e molto carino e la gente e molto gentile.
Una bellissima piazza (Piazza del 9 luglio) con dei bei palazzi danno alla citta una atmosphera molto carina. Non sara una citta Europea che culturalmente hanno piu da dare... ma non solo questo importa.
La teleferica che wa in cima alla collina di Salta da qualcosa di speciale alla Citta (la ...
Cycling days 220 to 222 -El Laco to Rosario (Arg)
... weren’t so shrunken! We push aside the bloated belly complaints and have to concentrate now – we’ve come to a fork in the road and have a big decision to make. Do we take the dirt road (Ruta 40) that is about 15km shorter to Cafayate and mostly downhill, or do we take the longer mostly asphalt road that possibly has more altitude gain and loss? Hmm, after much apprehension, Shirley’s butt says to take the paved ...



