Salta Small Hotels - Reviews and Rates

Literalmente, tuvimos que salir lo mas pronto posible de San PEdro, primero porque nuestro itinerario corria riesgo, viene Navidad y nos vamos a encontrar con mami y segundo porque este pueblo es super caro, solo un ATM que no funciona, un bus cada 3 dias.

Salta is a small city of half a million. It actually used to be apart of Bolivia and this is obvious in the people that live there. We only spent a day and half here and most importantly had a delicious farwell steak. We bumped into some people we met in Brazil and it was nice to catch up. Although we had intentions of sight seeing the next day,...

So after waiting around 3 hours at the bus station in Jujuy, we finally caught our bus, and around 2 hours later, arrived in Salta at 9pm. Then I had to say goodbye to the friends I had met in Uyuni and on the train/bus rides, and caught a bus to my couchsurfing host's house. And here I am, Raul and his sister are very friendly and welcoming and...

Well, we arrived safely after the 13 hour bus ride from Residencia. We got here at 7am and spent the first 2 hours walking around looking for a hostel, but got a whole load of "we´re fully booked". Turns out Winter is high season for the inland areas. Something about people goto the beach in summer and to the highland areas in "Winter". Anyway, ...

Today we had to drive back to Salta city, which was a nice short drive of only a couple f hours along the beautiful lake again. When we got there we sorted ourselves out at the campsite, me, mel and tracey went back to the hypermarket to stock up on truck supplies, and then in the afternoon we went into the city centre as we were going to watch ...

Hi everyone, Yes, I have finally left Bolivia behind to discover a new country. Bolivia will always have a special place in my heart. It is a country of such variety, full of contrasts, so many great things to see..... to do...... And I must say, I have been extremely lucky. In almost 7 weeks there I haven´t had any roadblocks, any strikes, only...

Salta was a good place to go. It was back up in the Andes but not too high meaning the weather was warmer during the day and sun came out. Rachel and I spent a lot of time eating in restaurants and cafes, seeing some of the city and walking around lots. On the second day there we decided to take an organised tour which turned out to be just the ...

The lads arrived on saturday. The lads in this case are three of the guys I studied with in college. Barry Smith, Dave Ryan and Cathal Murray. They brought along Mark Burnett and James Knowlsen, one Irish and the other english. The lads met them in Cambodia and bumped into them in Melbourne and again in La Paz. Chances of. Sound out lads each an...