Hotel Tisure Merida

Avenida 4 Bolivar Merida, Andes, 2004, Venezuela

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Cliche Traveller?

A travel blog entry by syrena

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... indulgent cakes and coffees before using the subway back.


Ciudad Universitaria de Caracas
Angel Said showed me around his campus. Having seen a few English campus', and the wonderful Columbia campus in New York I was surprised that this campus shadowed these! The university is mahoooooosive!! It was awarded UNESCO heritage award due to its Modern Movement in architecture & art pieces. I just found it the most ...

To the beach and back

A travel blog entry by gordonandsarah

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... and to no baggage space so we had to sit with both our big and small backpacks on our lap. For some unknown reason they also all seem to have been upgraded with monstrously huge, bass-booming speakers at the front and back of the bus which blast out bad music so loud your eyeballs vibrate. We tried to listen to an audiobook on our i-pod with earphones but couldn’t hear it, it was that loud. These buses also don’t have much power and the drivers ...

Merida and Los LLanos

A travel blog entry by james.tash

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... it back in the direction of us. This was the only way to get a good look as they are surprisingly fast! In trying to avoid those chasing it the Anteater ran right in the direction of Tasha (who has a video of this). We travelled back to camp as the sun set and had another amazing meal which included Piranha. We were generally very well fed, the quality of food and portions were definately a highlight when compared to our tour of Angel Falls which was nearly double ...

Fire Caracas

A travel blog entry by leehakner

... only really getting fully back to business around 7 January) and so prices of accommodation were driven up and buses full. I didnīt really want to spend a week and a half waiting for things to return to mormal, especially with Caracas being the most expensive capital in Latin America. Fighting against a tendency to want to go everywhere - and, frankly, the Carribbean coast sounded more appealing than the city for New Year - I decided to continue ...

Goodbye Dublin, Hello Caracas!!!

A travel blog entry by ownio

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... the city takes you through a breathtaking view of the valley (fog descends over the mountains) and winding roads where the drivers weave in and out of each other and roar abuse at each other out the windows. The drivers over here seem absolutely nuts! Caracas is pretty much a concrete slab of city, with colourful shanty towns on the outskirts and some pretty fine graffiti!

We got to our nice Pestana Hotel and ...