Hotel Intillanka Iquique

Obispo Labbe 825 Iquique, Chile

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Oh i do love to be by the sea side.

A travel blog entry by roscoe44

... sound of him ******** himself, to which we both had a chuckle.
At breakfast we found out the guy who was ill, it was the hippie yank and his amazing shellfish.HAHAHa (was ******* myself). Today we are off to the center to book our next coach, the center is ok nothing special, so once we booked the coach we decided to walk home down the beach. Half way home we find the fish market, as soon as I see it I can see why that thick hippy was ill. Its not a fish market its ...

Shopping...

A travel blog entry by cbieri

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Was tun, wenn's in der Stadt eine Freihandelszone gibt... natürlich shoppen :-) oder das haben wir uns zumindest gedacht... nach unserem Stadtrundgang sind wir also noch zur Freihandelszone gelaufen und haben uns umgeschaut... aber irgendwie ist es doch nicht ganz das gleiche wie zu Hause :-) die ...

A ghost town visit

A travel blog entry by keelaurow

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... outside of Iquique that used to be nitrate mining towns. Humberstone was a booming community from the late 1800's until the early 1960's. Unfortunately, technology produced cheaper synthetic fertilizers that rendered the nitrates unwanted, so the town was abandoned. It looks as if everyone just stopped what they were doing and walked away. It is now a World Heritage site, and it is pretty unique to explore what amounted to a small city with empty houses, ...

The day before the day before I get home

A travel blog entry by winegalcj

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... s n kids swimming beach to the rocky, craggy coastline that tempts serious surfers and stupid tourists. You can also paraglide if you are so inclined – jumping off the sand cliffs that loom over and shadow the town and landing on the beach. I’d rather have a pisco sour.

Ruby – remember her name cuz you will hear of her one day – looks like she’s Andean/Chilean when she’s tan, or Chinese when she’s ...

Head in the Clouds

A travel blog entry by chrisandwhit

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... hours in the middle of the day. Usually to the supermarket for provisions. Then of course back to the beach for more near burnage. Yep, we sure did enjoy Iquique.

However it was not all lazy days in the sun. One overcast morning, without the option of sun-bathing, we decided it was a good time for one of those thrilling adventures we had put off previously. The reception at our hostel told us it would be a fantastic day for ...

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