Plaza Copacabana Hotel

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... very pleased to find a town looking almost like the French Riviera (from the distance and if you used your imagination quite a lot).  Our hotel may have seen better days but the the room was very nice and had a great view of the lake and harbour. We ...

... of flamingoes. We thought we might hire a bike and return to this spot later, but never did. On arrival in Copacabana we were offered a free taxi to a hotel just off the plaza for accommodation. We were happy to do this as it was one of the hotels we ...

... 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 Me!), we headed to ...

... . 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 ...

... 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 included with the room. We ...

... for several days, and after having had such an amazing afternoon I was tempted to forget about my boat ticket, my stuff back in Copacabana, and my pre-paid hotel room and stay the night as well. As he said, I have 5 months, so what's the rush? I am sick ...

... 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 ...

... and climbs which still hurt even after two weeks at altitude, passing through tiny and mostly deserted villages (maybe everyone was in Copacabana partying...). The trek took us about 3 hours, and it seemed so strange to be walking along a ridge 200m ...

... restaurant (£10 for lunch), which compared to our delicious £4 three course meal in La Paz was a little disappointing, but what Copacabana lacked in open shops and restaurants it gained in peace and quiet, which after the hustle and bustle of La Paz ...

... - dancing in the plaza and offering lavishly wrapped gifts, but unfortunately, also drinking themselves into oblivion. Copacabana is dominated by a Moorish-style cathedral with multiple sparkling white domes and colourful ceramic tiles. Perhaps we ...

... our coach which appears to have crossed the border and is waiting for us. Back on the bus and then the remaining 5 miles into Copacabana. Its around 5:30 (sorry 6:30 Bolivian time), the streets appear to be all but deserted, no cars and a few people. Now ...

... a two our bus to Puno (where the strikes had died down). Puno was where the fun began. When I booked my bus ticket in Copacabana I was promised a semi-cama seat. What I got was a minibus where I couldn´t even move my seat back. Therefore close to ...

... a highlight and smells, so a collectivo, local bus 3 hrs to the border of Bolivia. 2 minutes stamped and done. Onto Copacabana to find Barry Manillo !! A relaxing place where not one person harrasses me and conversations are only about my country, the ...

... introduced! The catamaran picked us up and we spent the next hour having lunch aboard the boat on the return journey to Copacabana – quinoa soup, chicken, trout (we’re positive it was salmon, not trout), several different salads, a variety of ...

... from Plaza.  We did our usual shopping around, leaving Jody and Niamh to look after the bags in the Plaza while we looked for a good hotel deal. We eventually went for a hotel right on the corner of the Plaza called Residencial Sorata. There were no ...

... (where else would I go??) I got the bus back to a very cold, foggy & snowy La Paz and from there the bus to Copacabana fog still hiding what I know are stunning views to the town on the edge of Lake Titicaca… Due to get the bus to Arequipa, ...

Feliz Ano Nuevo Amigos! I left Cusco on the night bus yesterday around 10:30 PM and arrived in Copacabana, Bolivia about 11 AM this morning. The idea of a night bus, complete with almost fully reclining seat seemed like a good one at the time, but the ...