Plaza Copacabana

... the lake and listening to traditional Bolivian music. Pe marginea lacului Titicaca, la doar 3 ore de La Paz, se afla orasul Copacabana. Mic, dar cochet acesta a fost cel mai placut oras prin care am trecut. Nu stiu inca exact de ce, insa atmosfera de ...

... we would need a month. They gave us 60days.  We boarded the bus again and along an 8km stretch of road to Copacabana. We noticed again a shallow area on the edge of lake Titicaka where there were large numbers of flamingoes. We thought we might ...

... on a shoestring’ as ‘SPLURGE!’. La Cúpula, located on the edge of the mountain near the plaza, is the expensive option for Copacabana, and we soon found out why we would pay €34 dollars per night here. We booked into a ...

... taxes and whatnot) just to cross the border.  It was a big hassle, but we finally got across and into Bolivia.  Copacabana is a very charming little "beach town" right on Lake Titicaca.  The lake is so huge, that it really does feel ...

... 30 - Sadwrn 20/09/08 (parhad) Milltiroedd Tir a Deithwyd ~ Land Miles Travelled (La Paz i Copacabana) : 105 miles The bus dropped us off at Plaza 2 de Febrero at 5.30pm, just across from the Imposing Cathedral ("Basílica de Nuestra Señora ...

... of the city and up Calvario, the hill located just northeast of town. Although the hike is relatively short, it is a bear. Copacabana (and Lake Titicaca) is at 12,507 feet above sea level (3812 meters), meaning anything we is even somewhat strenuous at ...

... views and took time out to relax on the beach, unfortunately the water was a little chilly so we opted out of taking a dip. Copacabana seemed to have an abundance of jewellery shops in such a small area and so every time we ventured out to get food or ...

... the plaza.. anyway, we´d been on the night bus from Potosi, stopped for breakfast in la paz and got straight on a bus to Copacabana... so I was dying for a wee and a shower... Al said something about a bit of an electric shock when he got in the ...

... Copacabana i Jezero Titicaca = dosada. nista posebno. ide se tamo samo zbog imena (neke budale misle da je ova copacabana u biti istoimena plaza u brazilu blizu ria. haha) na putu iz copacabane za cusco zaustavila nas je policija neka tri ili cetiri ...

... police searching our little backpack (and stealing 100 Soles (about 35 Dollars) from Laura) we were on our way to Bolivia. In Copacabana, we found a really nice hotel for only $5 each! After a quick rest (some where more hung over than others... Not ...

... . Dharms and I felt fairly refreshed and relaxed after the amazing sunset and a goodnights sleep. The morning was spent walking around Copacabana main centre. It's fairly small so didn’t take much time, it has an old church and a town plaza area ...

... on Sundays so we went up to the main square and had a look but it was all fairly rubbish, Domenica considered buying a tacky copacabana reef just to wear for the day, she didn´t. We wandered along the shops and Betty bought a scarf and I bought some ...

... to carry the energy.  On the upside if this doesn’t kill me I might lose some more weight. We stopped in at a plaza in the largest town of the day just in time for some major parades and celebrations, though we’re not sure what for. ...

... wine. This is definitely the best pizza we have had in South America thus far. Good food and great sevice. High Recommendation. Copacabana day 4 The breakfast at the Hotel Utama is amazing, including pancakes, eggs, cereal, yogurt and fruit – all ...

... the morning's craziness, so I spent a couple hours exploring Copacabana. Even though it is a tiny town with one main street, Copacabana is SERIOUSLY teeming with backpackers. Or perhaps it just seemed that way because it was so small. I was craving some ...

... . Early the next morning after catching a motorbike taxi to the bus station, we recrossed into Bolivia & the 'beach town' of Copacabana. It's a very laid back town, with more than it's fair share of the South American bohemian community, who all ...

... de Tiquina, and drive on to Copacabana. There are expansive views of the blue sparkling lake and the surrounding terraced countryside. Copacabana looks colourful and welcoming little town from high up in the hills. The bus stops in Plaza Sucre and I can ...

... on the Bolivian side and the driver, knowing vulnerable gringos when he sees them, shrewdly doubled the Soles price for Copacabana. Grumbling, we found a money exchanger and got enough Bolivianos to get us to Copacabana at the regular local fee. It was ...