Hotel Plaza Real Santa fe

... pm. Got to Santa Fe around 6:30pm. The hotel is very cute, we have our own unit with outside patio. Hotel is a few blocks from the historic Santa Fe Plaza. The building is made of adobe bricks, with lots of SW art work. Staff is very friendly and ...

... cruise on a small boat called the Golondrina, which took me to many of the remote and uninhabited islands: Santa Fe, Espanola, Floreana, Seymour, Genovesa, Bartolome and South Plaza. I feel so happy, so relaxed and so safe here. It is like I am taking a ...

... . One managed to undo David's sports sandals. We were here to visit our first land iguanas and a colony of nesting pelicans. Santa Fe, like Espanola, is lavishly covered in salt brush on the lowlands and on the highlands cactus. This means that ...

... many large cactususes (cacti?), some collapsed ones showed the cellular internal structure that enables them to store water. There were Santa Fe Land Iguanas here, larger than the ever present Marine Iguanas and very light coloured. They only feed on the ...

... consisted of our first dinner, sitting outside on deck sipping drinks with the captain and crew, surrounded by the fabulous sun set. Day 2 Santa Fe Island To get to our next Island meant the boat was sailing from 2am until 6am to get to Santa Fe... ...

... the sailing was done at night. The islands we visited, chronologicaly: Sant cristobal, Jenoveza, North Symor, South Plaza, Sant Cristobal, Santa Fe, Santa Cruz, Floreana, Espanyola, Sant Cristobal. We saw a lot of animals, including sea lions, boobies ...

We got up for 7am mass at the Cathedral in the Plaza in Santa Fe and it was a beautiful church.  We got a chance before the service started to look around the inside of the cathedral and it was awesome.  Glad we got to go to church- so was ...

... -films and explored the vast collection. This was one intriguing woman. We bought out the museum store.   - Wandered the Plaza de Santa Fe area. This is where a lot of locals of Native American descent come and sell their handmade crafts. Gorgeous ...

... out of its airport duffle (I hate that thing) I felt like a hundred pairs of eyes were watching me. There were SO many hotel and travel agency representatives near baggage claim, and as I made my way towards the door they all shouted "amiga! amiga!" ...

... a different route back to San Telmo and end up crossing the Av 9 de Julio at Santa Fe and carrying on along Santa Fe until we reach the Plaza San Martin near a building called the Militar Circlo and a large military type statue. Crossing the Plaza we join ...

... and have a bloody mary... Friday was what could only be referred to as American Express day part II! We walked down Av. Santa Fe back to the American Express office, stopping for a light brunch at Cafe Francais across the way.  Upon entering the ...

... . On the way back to the hotel we drove by the Teatro Colon, which was closed for renovations. We drove up Ave Santa Fe, where all the "real" shopping was supposed to be. Back on the van our driver handed out our free Buenos Aires guide, which came ...

... ; 11/12/05  At Sea to Salaverry   Woke up to mist and clouds.  Breakfasted with Liesel and Larry from Santa Fe, then brought our journals up to date.  Passed the border of Columbia and Ecuador by about noon.  Skies cleared ...

... San Telmo wine and corkscrew in San Telmo earlier. We have 2 chicken, 2 beef and 2 cheese and ham ones. Crossing the Av Santa Fe and we mistake the Jardin Zoologico (city zoo) entrance for the park entrance. We corrected ourselves and entered the Jardain ...

... it was sunny and beautiful upon our arrival to Sonoma. As we drove through Sonoma Plaza, we all remarked at how similar it seemed to Santa Fe with the park square in the center and quaint streets with lots of shops around. Liz and Sarah hit the wineries - ...

... itinerary is that you can make course changes quickly and painlessly.  So, instead of heading out to the originally planned Santa Fe (an even bigger city than Rosario), we bagged the northern route (which included abandoning our plans of seeing ...

... I couldn't go to Santa Fe and not see the galleries and architecture. Even if it was just to walk or drive by. Central Santa Fe is nice precisely because the businesses are geared towards pedestrian traffic. Oil vats weren't going to be kept out on the ...

... balcony speeches) * Indulge at a traditional parilla (Arg bbq steakhouse) in Recoleta (eg Rodriguez Pena between Juncal and Santa Fe - next to Comina) * Indulge at a funky parilla in Palermo * Eat a truckload of empanadas NIGHTLIFE The city ...

... all news channels. This afternoon’s landing at Punto Pitt was cancelled, instead we would be travelling to tomorrows destination Santa Fe. Frigate birds were flying overhead and landing on the cable between the masts. Across the water from the boat ...