Iquitos Hostal

... When we reboarded the plane the flight attendants were chuckling at us like we were on TV´s Bloopers. An hour later we arrived in Iquitos and checked into our quaint little hotel just about a few feet from the river. We met a nice man on the plane who ...

... ;and the little faces that looked through our curtains and longingly at our food - I liked the solitariness of our little room in Hostal Colibri, plus it had a tv. But just for one night. Then we went into the jungle proper. With lions and tigers ...

... and opinions on preservation and the poor managment of money and environmental issues by corrupt environmental protection foundations. By the way, Iquitos is not swamped with tourists yet, i suppose its stil the tail end of the low season. Even then, ...

... saliva! Martin was also given some of the chicha and was very cute wiping it from around his mouth... on my trousers!!! We are now in Iquitos and are jungled out, we have seen and done most of what there is to see and do and I am sick to death of the ...

... . There are some pavillions and it is very popular with the local youth, who come to swim, play football and volleyball. In Iquitos itself, the ‘floating city’ of Belén is definitely worth a visit. Because of the rising water levels, the houses ...