Tarija Hotels - Reviews and Rates

Le matin, je pars a l'office du tourisme en quete d'information. Je rencontre Magda, une veille dame francaise qui travaille dans une ecole ici depuis 8 ans. Elle me renseigne sur la parc nationnal, le chemin de l'inca et me donne l'adresse de L'Alliance francaise pour plus d'info. Nous visitons la ville, son marche et ses nombreux comedores ave...

christmas eve we moved to hotel del sol for a bit of class and luxury for christmas. neil flew in that day and we went out for dinner and drinks and had pressies and dizzy wine and lots of fun and crashed out at about 4am christmas morning. then arose middayish and went out for christmas dinner (steak as no turkey on offer). in south america fam...

I don't show my BsAs leg, it wasn't much anyway, just straight down south, two nights is BsAs, and back again, the same route. While I had been gone, and in the previous weeks here, things had been heating up in our neck of the woods in Bolivia. Morales had expelled the U.S. Ambasador, 2500 Peace Corp volunteers had evacuated, and my friend, Isa...

Un peu plus de photos de Tarija... en fait nous sommes allés visiter une parcelle d'origan dans un lieu incroyable... Jean-Christophe en défriserait!!!

This is home of the Bolivian wine and has the highest wineyard in the world here. We had a shocker of a bus ride here, getting in a 6 am after having a bus, which was a semi cama and only costing about $10Aus each for a 10 hour bus ride is never a good thing. The bus stopped all the time, we were front seat, so every time someone got on or off, ...

A 1870 metres d'altitude, proche de la frontiere argentine, la plus grande ville du sud. Agreable cite coloniale au parfum d'Andalousie, entre les orangers et le Guadalquivir local. Tranquille presque endormie, c'est la region viticole de la Bolivie (mmmmhmhmhmhmh). Avec son grand marche de legumes et de fruits... c'est un vrais plaisir de parco...

well we arrived in tarija at 430am from a pretty scary bus journey across some pretty scary mountain range that shot almost vertically up one side and dropped down into darkness on the other. It was a good job i was so tired and slept most of the journey because the glimpses that i did catch in between snoozes were enough to get my nerves on edg...

They say that both fish and house guests begin to stink after 3 days, but the PBVM sisters continued to make us feel welcome and like a part of their community for the whole 3 weeks we stayed with them. We are so grateful to them for taking us in so completely, and even inviting us to come back! We have loved our time here. Sr. Peggy is on her w...