Libertador Lima

... a way because you park on the roof without realising that the entire structure is below you. We were not expecting anything like this from Lima and as a city it impressed us even more than Buenos Aires. We stayed in a lovely hotel in a very beautiful and ...

... , and bars.  We then headed to the coast – to the Cochillo and Barranco neighborhoods.  It is difficult to describe Lima’s coastline.  There are steep "cliffs" of what looks to be no more than dirt that break off down to a ...

Captains Blog: Day 2 Arrived in Lima 24 hours later than planned. Stayed overnight at the five star Libertador Hotel in the posh San Isidro District, Flunkeys in uniform etc but bars/restauants/spa complex all shut by the time we got there. ...

... se seca apenas sale , pero al detenernos se siente el efecto Hoy fue una jornada tranquila , salimos tarde de trujillo y llegamos a Lima a las 6:30PM pero tuvimos que caminar mas de 30 Kms para atravezar la ciudad y con trafico entonces al final llegamos ...

Fascinating ...

... comprised of 14 bungalows (or cabins), a bar, a dining room, a kitchen, and some other staff buildings. It is called the Libertador Tambopata Lodge and is one of 9 lodges of its kind in the Tambopata River region of the Amazon making this one of the ...

... , I highly recommend it. My flight to Lima, via TACA Airlines, was uneventful. TACA is pretty good - modern, good service, on time... Lima, when I landed, greeted me with cloudy skies, a bit of warmth, and high humidity. Not to mention, a solid dose of ...

... morning.  Tom was very afraid we would miss our flight, so we had to be sure to get to the gate early in Lima.  Kush wore my underpants since his bags never arrived from Atlanta.  I think he likes them.  Hoffmann and Schuler hooked up ...

... . Less to drag along. Uneventful flight. We're whisked off to the hotel. The air is cool but the sun is very warm. A big difference from Lima. We're packed into a small bus- this won't be like Lima at all. At the hotel, we're greeted with Coca tea in tiny ...

... a severe flexing of our flexible friend from Coutts) sorted everything.  Within two hours we were at Juliaca airport awaiting a flight to Lima, at blessed sea level.  That night (Tuesday) we spent at a hotel at Lima airport, ready for a flight ...

... and I did like it, but I really feel like we are on holiday now we are in Cusco. We flew from Santiago to Lima then transferred to a domestic flight from Lima to Cusco.  My Spanish is definitely getting better and I don't worry about going shopping ...

... a one pound haircut and I a five pound massage, we got a taxi to Cusco airport at lunchtime for our first flight to Lima. Considering it was only a domestic flight, the check in process took forever - probably the longest waiting time to check in ...

... resident baby alpacas who came out to play.  We enjoyed petting them and taking pictures but had to get on our way back to Cuzco for our last night there.  There, we took in the last views of the city as we would depart for Lima in the ...

... check in for economy was about 45 minutes long, the Executive line was 2 minutes. Great deal. It was a cool view coming out of Lima, with all the low cloud cover. It was nothing but clear blue skies just over those clouds. It was about and hour flight ...

... come upon us or any of the group we are travelling with. The flight was on time, just under an hour to fly from Lima to Cusco, a comfortable LAN flight, the landing was spectacular, we passed over the mountains and then flew around  some into a ...

From the coast to bus carried us to Lima, and from there we flew to Puerto Maldonado at a low elevation in the Amazon river basin.  It is hot, muggy, humid, and for us Canadians from the cool, dry prairies, it was uncomfortably hot and muggy.  ...

Arrived in Cusco by plane from Lima smooth and good flight by a BAe 146 plane. It was sunny when we arrived but soon started to rain and was then quite cold.  A really beautiful city that is worth visiting.  Very clean and the people friendly ...