El Fuerte Hotels - Reviews and Rates

Staying for a couple of nights in El Fuerte a charming little Spanish colonial town which is the second to last stop on the Copper Canyon railway. I decided to stay here rather than the end of the line in Los Mochis which is a more modern and I'm told rather characterless city. This is very small town , at least a little more off the beaten trac...

I immediately liked this quaint little town; grand old buildings with peeling paintwork, worn cobble stoned streets, cowboy hats & boots, and the smell of fish around the river. I wandered for a couple of hours after arriving, which is all there really is to do here, but enjoyed it nonetheless. Believe it or not, I did manage to find a bar, it a...

The pre-inca ruins of El Fuerte are among Bolivia's most important archaeological sites. It's a shame they were not that interesting! The museum in Samaipata had given us a lot of information about the ruins so were able to know what was what. The cold, blustery conditions on top of the hill probably didn't help much. The hot cheese empeņadas at...