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Hostal El Malecon Huanchaco

Av. La Rivera 225 Huanchaco, Peru

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Surfs Up!

A travel blog entry by caligan

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Before heading out of town this evening we wondered around the city of Miraflores and found another 2 star Hotel just two blocks away that was the same price as our Hostel but with a little bigger room so we decided to book it for our return to Lima as we would be here again for 1 night before we flew back to California. It was called Hotel Solis …

Getting to know the origins of Peru

A travel blog entry by thomaskelep

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June 22

After a 9-hour night-bus drive to the Peruvian city Trujillo and subsequently a 20-minute taxi drive, we eventually arrived to our hotel for the next 2 days in a small village by the sea, called Huanchaco. Tom and Nick having been tired from the night-bus experience decided to have some good breakfast and go for a quick walk in the …

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Party like it's 1999

A travel blog entry by swedishvagabond

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... Swedish fashion.

A stroll down the ankle-breaking cracks of the town's Malecón alongside the ocean followed by a romantic seafood dinner overlooking the dull blue green sea, started off the evening great. Heading back towards the hotel we passed bars with loud Reggaeton blasting to an empty crowd. The town felt pretty empty...but not for long.

By the time 12 o clock came around, the earlier unobstructed beach view that we paid ...

American Psycho

A travel blog entry by larryweil

... group.
If only her mammaries were the only thing on display at times, it would be less traumatic for the rest of us.

This non-exhaustive list does not begin to convey the amazing workings that must go on in Snapshot's brain. Every day is a treasure trove of comments or actions that, frankly, no sane human being would ever utter. I can only give a taster as no words can really fully convey the catastrophic failure of grey matter that ...

Livingstone, I Presume

A travel blog entry by weemcd

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... chatted non stop to us. We wished we could have stayed longer as our Spanish would have progressed by leaps and bounds just sitting in her kitchen. Several other guests seemed to have come to the same conclusion and had been there for months. Since we are not surfers we decided to do a day trip to one of the major archaeological sites nearby. Situated in the desert, Huacas del Sol y de la Luna are huge pyramids, built by the ...

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