Hotel Sol San Javier
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We've run out of countries..
... large earthquake rattle the building whilst there.
Moving east towards Argentina we entered the Atacama desert proper. Miles of empty roads, desert and then views of the distant snow capped Andean peaks.The tourist favourite of San Pedro de Atacama was our home for 3 nights. Very cool place - modern amenities but an ancient Chilean village (founded 1570) with old church and square. Superb steak and bottle of Merlot - ...
San Miguel de Tucuman
... a big city of 750,000, however there is not much to do here. I walked about two miles going to all the major monuments and shopping centers, but it was Sunday today and everything was closed. I did
take another look around about 9 PM and the city is completely different. The cathedral and governor's house is lit up by lights. There is people playing musical instruments in the park and near the restaurants. I ...
Hmmm cheese...and another fun bike ride!
Tafi is a little town that has the best cheese ever. I didn´t know this before getting there, but they are famous for their cheese. So Brent and I bought a nice big chunk of Oregano cheese, some freshly made olives, fruit and hand picked walnuts and set out on another bike ride. Tafi is located on the top, or close to the top of a mountain range so we rented bikes for the day and decided to go down....down....down. For a 50 Km bike ride ...
Red, red, red wine!
... we uiteraard beiden ervaren! 's Avonds gingen we in het donker op pad met een gids om het park (met volle maan!) te bezoeken en het was geweldig! We waanden ons echt op de maan en het licht was heel bijzonder. De volgende dag bezochten we het park in daglicht en dat was weer een hele andere ervaring. Ten eerste ons vervoersmiddel en gids... ; de auto leek uit de vorige eeuw te komen en was zo misplaatst tussen alle dure SUV's, dat dit in combinatie met de maffe ...
History
... arid landscape and over the Infiernillo Pass at 3040m with some spectacular views. In Quilmes there are some impressive ruins. You can see an intricate web of walls bulit into the mountain side, where 5000 members of a Diaguita tribe lived, resisting the Inca and then the Spanish domination. As a last stop on the way back we visited some Jesuit ruins de San José del Monte de los Indios in ...
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- Restaurant
- Swimming pool
- Room service
- Free High-Speed Internet
- Wheelchair accessibility
- Business Services
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