Las Americas Caracas
Final Ave. Casanova Sabana Grande Caracas, Central Venezuela, Venezuela
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Jacobs Cream Caracas
... however, the guy who'd ripped us off asked if we wanted to change some money. Phil couldn't resist and marched towards the guy,,,,,giving him a good shove and a mouthful of abuse! Mine and Slater's eyes widened......and we all quickly walked back to the hotel.....hoping we weren't being tailed by someone. None of us would like to be "mugged off" like we were but Caracas was the wrong place to be getting revenge and messing around with people who's job is working on an illegal ...
The City of Love (Motels)
... very little left and get a really bad rate when withdrawing from the ATM.
Check out is 1pm next day, so at least I can have a lie in. I remember hearing the buzzer go frequently during the night, but that was about it, I had a great night sleep and really needed it.
Miles walked 3.5
Temp 30C 86F
Day 78 March 22 = I sleep in till 11am and slowly spend a couple of hours packing my stuff, having ...
Macuto, the Teleferico, and Parque Nacional Avila
... was great and very helpful. Copa on the other hand has the worst customer service. No one couple give us any information. Luckily, we fly again in a few days and we can deal with it in person.
We had booked ahead of time into Hotel Plazamar and we were not disappointed. The rooms were great, staff helpful and friendly, and they made the money changing easy. We didnīt have to change any money at the airport and did it when we arrived and gave us a great rate. Took all ...
Venezuela - Caracas and Merida
... that many Venezuelans love Argentina, Spain and Brazil. Virtually every car you see has one of those flags flying from its window.
My second day in the city was mostly business. I booked a flight to the Andean town of Merida and then I went about the shady process of trying to change my US dollars on the black market so I could get a good rate for Venezuelan Bolivares. On my first day I had tried to change money at an official change house only to find out that the rate was ...
Paranoid in Caracas # 1
... the reception again on how to get to the other bus terminal. Had to catch two trains to get there, so I applied heaps of sunscreen as it was very hot, and walked to the first station, about four minutes from my hostel. Caught the train one direction, before changing to another line. When I got off at the station nearest to the bus terminal, I took a guess and started walking in the opposite direction from where I needed to go! I kinda had an idea it may be the wrong way ...



