Hotel Killa Cafayate

... idea she had seen it as a tourist attraction. She convienced Monty and I to do it with her!!!!!! So after dinner we went out to hire bikes and pick up supplies for the big ride.<br><br>After an early night in preparation for the ride we were up and ready to rock. Carla and I made bacon and egg sandwhiches for our lunch. Then we were off back to the bus ...

... has this amazing micro-climate and the sun was beating down on us.  This made us very thirsty and at lunch we drank a little too much thinking that we were heading back to our hotel.  What we had failed to remember was that our guide was driving us out to Argentina's answer to Macchu Pichu.  Within ten minutes of setting off Ian and I were sound O.<br><br>The Ruinas de Quilmes is quite ...

... m 32!!!!!!!)<br><br>Carla and Seb, this was perhaps one of the funniest wedding presents we've had!!! The next morning we all had brekkie before being assigned a horse. Lets just call mine *****!! Off we trotted into the mountain ranges to some spectacular views...beautiful...that is if your horse wasn't called ***** and went wherever it wanted to. It seemed like mine was the leader of the pack and every time I wanted to move to get a photo it would a) not ...

... they promised. And sure enough, they agreed to pay it! We had to wait til the next day however for the mechanic to buy and then fit the new battery. This didnt really affect us as we didnt need the car til the next afternoon but we made a mental note to kick off about it when it came to paying for the car!! <br><br>The next day we went on the tour of the wineries - 10.30am was a bit early to be tasting wine but the tour was free so what the hell! We went to 3 ...

... We´ve also discovered some wine in a box. I know I know I know.. winemakers drinking wine in a box?¿? However.. in Argentina it´s 3 pesos (1 dollar) and it´s effin tasty. Not a fine wine but a tasty more than drinkable wine that gets me ****** for cheap. haha. It´s our new favorite bev. So last night we gather a few boxes of wine and some beers and ...

... group who shall remain nameless (Emily) made more friend's than oth**s.) drink was drunk and dances w**e danced. We finally climbed into a taxi at 5am and Tom and I made it to our beds shortly before the sun came up at 7. <br><br>It goes without saying that the following day was almost completely a write off. I crawled out of my bed to find our room horrifyingly flooded with sunshine but relaxed to see Tom wasn't up yet eith**. Nothing could've prepared me for the shock when I ...

Aujourd'hui, circuit dans la Quebrada de las Conchas, la vallée qui va de Cafayate à Salta, aux couleurs et formations géologiques magnifiques. L'auberge (Hostel Ruta 40) est vraiment sympa: tranquille, avec une cour intérieure parfaite pour discuter et faire des rencontres et l'équipe est vraiment très chouette. Je la recommande chaudement si vous venez à Cafayate!

took a full-day tour from Salta to Cafayate... a beautiful journey intended on bringing us to some delicious wine, the latter of which never happened. Sure, we tasted some wine, but it was so-so and the people were stingy (i mean, come on! dont you hate going to a 'bodega,' as the wineries are called, and having the owners be stingy with their samples?! Jeezycreezy... i mean, why the hell do you think we came there in the first ...

... was tiny and we were immediately surrounded by people peddling their hostels, so we walked over the road to get some space. <br><br>Katie had chosen a couple of hostels from the books, so off we set with all our bags, in the blazing hot sun. <br><br>We had to walk about 12 blocks to the first place, which was nice enough but very overpriced with only average rooms left. The second one was a 10 block ...