Jw Marriott Caracas

... to meet honest individuals who helped us out and got us to our hotel promptly. Big thanks to Guy and Francoise for booking this hotel for us for two nights. It was beautiful and very safe and we had a chance to gain a sense of our whereabouts. The city is located in a valley, with view of the Caribbean blocked by the mountain on the northern side. Although the city itself is not very green, the parks and forests appear very lush and welcoming. The weather was hot ...

... la cuenta regresiva para la existencia de la vida en nuestra madre Tierra. La humanidad tiene muchos episodios que demuestran lo que estoy diciendo; la historia de Cristóbal Colón, por ejemplo, a quien le cerraron todas las puertas que tocaba, para demostrar a contra corriente de los sabios, que la tierra era redonda y que más allá del horizonte no había ningún ...

... Zagreb, Croatia 1) Quito, Ecuador Top (or bottom) 3 cities I would not visit again (you should not be influenced by my opinion, it is only an opinion) 3) Caracas, Venezuela 2) Phuket, Thailand 1) Hanoi, Vietnam Top 3 friendliest people 3) Croatians 2) Brazilians 1) Germans Top 3 rowdiest/loudest people in certain places (not meant to be offensive, just an observation ...

Hey everyone, I´m gonna take this up where I left off last time. On Wednesday we flew back to Trinidad via the T&T Express, a propellor plane. They performed a thorough search of our bags before we checked in and confiscated many bottles of our bug spray! We still had one left in our carry on though (which for some reason was allowed on the plane no problem!), so we weren´t too gutted. Once we arrived in ...

... and me thinking he wanted some sort of number from me and trying to give him my passport or credit card number! The flight isn't until 7.30pm and I have to check out at 12.30pm, but it will give me plenty of time to find the domestic terminal check I really have bought a ticket, get amused at how they have spelt my name after my trying to spell it out in spanish, and hopefully fully relax that the next leg of the journey is under way. I also rang yesterday to the hostel I ...

... I think is the common philosphy! All I can say is that at least the Venezuelans don´t go to war for it! Maybe someday we will all learn not to waste the fossil fuels that we have and maybe that day will come before the fuel runs out. Food was a bit disappointing in Venezuela. I swear I will never ever eat ham and cheese again even if it is the absoluetly last thing to eat on this planet. They put it in everything, sweet, savoury, bitter whatever. You ask for eggs and ...

... some generations ago and settled here and never mixed with locals. So up on the hill suddenly people are blonde, speak german, brew their own beer and since it was oktober they were also celebrating Oktober-fest in their lederhosen and eating Bratwurst. It was odd to see but funny at the same time. We joined the crowd and drank local beer. After all this we went down and went our separate ways untill we would meet again in ...

By the time I woke up this morning, the ship had anchored in La Guaira, Venezuela. I went to the sixth deck of the ship and ate breakfast while taking in my first glimpse of South America. La Guaira is a industrial port city just north of the capital city of Caracas. Mt. Avila separates the two cities and it is about a forty minute ascent via taxi to get to Caracas. La Guaira is made up mostly of "ranchitos" similar to what are called barrios in Mexico ...