Posada Del Marques

... homemade margarita glasses and Amy bought a pottery skull. We then chilled out in the pool and had a great dinner in the Meson del Marques - the margaritas were top notch. The next day we got up early and had a fruit plate each for breakfast before ...

... then it was time for lunch so we had some soup. At 3pm we had our hot stone massages next door to the hotel at "J" El Marques Posada Spa Yerbabuena. They were fantastic and it was only $30 for 60 minutes. The only thing I did find a bit odd was that they ...

... (mostly downhill, admittedly...) route passed about 15 impressive waterfalls and swing bridges, including the Devils Cauldron (Pailón del Diablo), the largest waterfall in Ecuador. Some exciting moments included riding the bikes through an unlit tunnel ...

... clothes. The next morning we made our way to Santiago. The focus of the Old Town is the cathedral and its square. The posada must be the only 5-star hotel in Spain that smiles sweetly at backpacks and accepts guests who don't smell so good and don't ...

3rd January has to go down as a BAAAAAAAD travel day - one of the worst. First bad thing was we found we had a US of A American doing the same taxi, bus package as us. Now, we have met lots of nice Americans when travelling, but as a rule would rather ...

After breakfast a bird couldn't live on, we had to turn around and head back for Salta. We told Angie we were STARVING, but it wasn't until Humahuaca three hours later, that we got to eat. This is hard country with few services, so when you come, come ...