Hotel Wendy Pisco

Av San Franciso Pisco, Peru

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Hola Pisco

A travel blog entry by lozhan

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... take" - he says! Righto I'm thinking!!! But it wasn’t too bad... the usual taxi dude harassing us..which we are quite used to by now! Although it definitely felt like something out of a movie, where we had rocked up to the middle of nowhere - locals staring at us through their windows...or stood on their porch...we avoided eye contact at all cost!

Being the competitive girls that we are – we have come to ...

Day 2 - Huacachina, Peru

A travel blog entry by julianneg

... to Ica, surrounded by strange old people with a lot of phlegm. The bus ride was basically a drive down a straight rode in the middle of a desert, with small shacks and huts dotting the dunes on either side of the road. Occasionally the pacific ocean was visible as it cut a ragged coastline into the desert. From Ica we jumped in a ropey taxi to Huacachina and strolled out for a relaxing meal at a local reggae restaurant. The owner was ...

The long road to Nazca

A travel blog entry by sim_and_mike

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... We also did sand buggies and sand boarding....photos and details to be uploaded once we get to a decent internet connection. Last night in Nazca we had some very good Pisco Sours to make up for not getting the original thing in Pisco.

Sim flew over the Nazca Lines today, Sunday 4th, it was amazing.......although her companion....not Mike, projectile vomited over the Estonian in the ...

Fun Times in the Desert

A travel blog entry by becca_john2011

23rd of November

We spent the first couple of hours of the day at Paracas drinking coffee and chilling out talking to a guy who made jewellery on the street. The first stop of the day was at the Pisco Factory (The local peruvian drink) where we had a tour around the vinyards and through the production areas. John was in his element. We then got to try about 5 different shots, please bear in mind ...

Bird droppings & Mysterious Inca lines

A travel blog entry by lisaandluke

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... and took off into the sky. The ride was terrifying as Peruvian flight standards aren't as high as ours and they have been known to go down with engine failures. So praying every time the plane shook or made a weird noise we pressed on towards the lines sights that were scattered in the plains up to 30 km away from the town. It's actually pretty cool to see - a monkey with a very curly tail, an alien-like astronaut carved into a mountain, ...