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Hotel Punta Vip Colon

Av Costanera & J.J. Paso Colon, Province of Entre Rios, Litoral, Argentina

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Une journée de voiture : de Carlos Pellegrini à Co

A travel blog entry by garion

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... qui part en courant et criant. Je regarde où elle va, et qui vois-je ? Bruno, Murielle, Vincent et Kendra, les quatre Français de Florianopolis que nous avions ensuite recroisés par hasard à Iguazu. Autant quand nous étions à Iguazu, on savait qu'ils étaient dans les parages, autant là on en avait aucune idée, et Mercedes n'est pas aussi touristique qu'Iguazu ! Bref, une coïcidence pas possible. On a discuté seulement une dizaine de minutes, car Diego ne parle pas Français, et qu'il ...

Uruguay to Cape Verde

A travel blog entry by yachttaboo

Taboo's next adventure is commencing with her sailing across the Atlantic from South America to the Cape Verdes and then onto the Canary Islands. Here's the first blog from the Skipper Michael Hook.
All the crew have arrived and excited about the trip. Plenty to get on with before leaving including the monster shop! Aim is to leave about Wednesday morning. We have all had the pleasure of meeting the local wildlife in the form of the sea lions!



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Colon, Entre Rios

A travel blog entry by spesbona

Lonely Planet claimed this to be the "most attractive" Argentine town on the Uruguay River which it might well be, not that the competition is fierce. As it was just across the river from Paysandu, where I had stayed on 2 occasions before when with Liz, I thought I´d give it a try.
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Parque Nacional El Palmar

A travel blog entry by jorgefstevens

... de los arañeros, como el silbador.
Cerca del río Uruguay, entre la selva y los pastizales con palmeras, crece una irregular faja de bosques semixerófilos con aromos y ñandubay. Este es el hábitat del cacholote castaño -pájaro de la familia del hornero- que construye complejos y voluminosos nidos.
También habitan en esta zona, en particular cerca del campamento, las cotorras que se caracterizan por hacer grandes nidos comunales con ramas espinosas, donde ...

Termal Baths

A travel blog entry by nlbrtw

... onto my back because I was starting to fear a red circle being imprinted on my head from the surprisingly sharp hole for me head. Only glad I didn't opt for the facial which was described by others as having your face attacked by sand paper - ouch! I did get to see lots of Argentine & Uruguayan tourists randomly wondering the streets in bath robes so at least the Lonely Planet didn't lie about everything ...