Hotel Savona Arica
Ungay No 380 Arica, Chile
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Bec´s Birthday Pressie of Hot Shower & Bed
Its Becīs Birthday!! Bec 20/3: After 3 nights of practically no sleep myself and many others were up early and awaiting our tranfer out of the park with probably a little too much enthusiasm. Unknown to me Mark had been carrying a birthday card for me since we left London 6 weeks ago and was glad to get rid of it. Also got a penguin magnet which a …
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Surf's up!
... back and relaxed…ahhh bliss. I kept looking up to watch Sam’s attempts. He has tried this only once before and it certainly looked difficult. I saw him nearly get up a few times and it did look good fun. As hunger struck we went for a walk in search of food. We ended up at a nice little place on the sea front that does the best ice cream I think I have sampled in the whole of South America. After lunch Sam returned to the waves and I had the difficult task of sun ...
The Airport, Amanda and Arica
... are cheaper than on the English version, although I hear it doesnīt always accept foreign cards.
All I knew was that I needed to be in Arica on the 5th of November to join a tour, so I quickly booked the cheapest flight of the day, overjoyed that I was bypassing the 30 hour bus journey and saving myself a day. Just as the payment went through I remembered that I actually had to be in ...
Beach bumming in Arica.
... they found around 35 human remains (ranging from infants to adults). The government re-possessed the area and made a museum keeping the bodies as they were found.
All in all, Arica was pretty quiet for us. Just walks, nana naps and table tennis. Very nice to have some downtime though :-)
Tomorrow.... We are off to Bolivia! Definitely looking forward to making up some ...
Frolicking With Llamas
... very frequently) I got a healthy serving of dust. Luckily, after only about a mile a CONAF truck stopped and offered to give me a lift to Parinacota pueblo. Or pueblito really, it didn't have more than 10 houses. You could walk from one side to the other in less than a minute. The main attraction seemed to be an old church that was closing up as I got there. I found the camp sites. Did some light exploring. Chatted with man from the village, who was passing my camp site with ...



