Hotel de Pereira
Carretera 13 N. 15-73, Zona Rosa (formerly "Melia Pereira") Pereira, Colombia
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An active start into the new year
... a 7 people jeep there (we managed to fit 12 people on it).. I stood on the back, which was fun. After about an hour we arrived at Sachamama, where we were greeted by the very open and friendly owner. First we went to the all sat down in the house and the he told us a bit about there philosophy of the coffee farm, which was partially based on Momo and The Never Ending Story. Mainly about not rushing. Next he took us into the forest of the estate and told us about the ...
Not Enough
... important thing is to take as much out of the travel experience as possible, from wherever you may end up. Manizales is great, but who's to say that Salento wouldn't be just as amazing in its own way?
Trying to maximize what little time I had left in Manizales, there was only one perfect way to do that while paying homage to the region's heritage - a lazy breakfast while lingering over a cup of fine Colombian coffee! Not really wanting to ...
Zurück in der Zivilisation!
... br>
Zumindet John ging es ein klein wenig besser, dafür hat sich Lydia verletzt: mit ihrem eh schon maroden linken Knie ist sie bei dem dauernden über-Steine-laufen irgendwie weggeknickt, hat sich sogar überschlagen und sich dabei das rechte Knie übelst angehauen. Harvy hat aber gleich den Notfall-Kit gezückt und ein Spray aufgetragen und Lydia eine Tablette gegen die Schmerzen und die Schwellung verpasst - das ...
Volontariat en région cafetière !
... aimé l'endroit et on s'était gardé sous le coude de revenir dans ce petit havre de paix pour y passer du bon temps ! Donc, rapatriement illico presto pour la Colombie et sa région cafetière, sans oublier bien évidement de passer par la case Bogota et de passer une tite semaine avec Miss Camilla et sa famille dans sa ville natale.
Quittant Bogota pour Salento, nous passons 18h dans le bus au lieu des 8h prévues....le problème...la ...
Tortilla, Tejo & Treking
... pesos each - we duly enough took up the offer.
Having checked in, we headed out to grab a bite to eat before taking a look around town climbing the viewpoint and heading to the mirador of the Cocora Valle (The major attraction of the area). That night we headed to La Elena, a fabulous restaurant owned by an incredibly nice guy called Jesus and his wife. Jesus was Spanish, had lived in London for many years and was completely passionate ...
This hotel was formerly known as: Melia Pereira



