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... or so to San Pedro, Chile. Once we arrived in San Pedro, our original next destination was Salta Argentina, because that´s the recommended route, and thats the way everyone was going. The problem was, there was no ...
... Manuel aus Santiago Gesellschaft, um die Salar de Tara auf fast 5000m Hoehe zu erkunden. Das Salzbecken liegt oestlich von San Pedro, zwischen der Strasse zum Paseo de Jama (Verbindung nach Argentinien) und der Grenze zu Bolivien. Vicunias, die wilden ...
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complicated travel question
Posted on Dec 17, 2008, 10:46:46
... and Sunday at 7:00am (US$38, 14 hours). Tickets are sold on: Tuesday, Wednesday, Saturday and Sunday. It also goes through San Pedro de Atacama on the way, so you may wish to pick it up there. Daily buses from Salta to Corrientes, mostly overnight ...
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Iguazu Falls to Lima
Posted on May 20, 2009, 16:18:30
... carry on up through Bolivia, or cross the Andes to Antofagasta in Chile. Twice weekly buses to Antofagasta from Salta (via San Pedro de Atacama) departing Tuesdays and Fridays at 07:00 hours x 14 hours. From Antofagasta there are direct luxury sleeper ...
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From Cuzco to Uyuni to La Paz
Posted on Jun 4, 2009, 10:02:26
... day. Considering that you have already been to SCL, and unless you really want to see more desert, I suggest you drop San Pedro de Atacama entirely, and travel south from Uyuni to Salta, crossing the Bolivia/Argentine boder at Villazon/La Quiaca. There ...
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The TravelPod South American Start Kit
Posted on Jul 12, 2007, 04:57:22
... and on north. Thank you Dave... I think that's exactly the kind of advice I was looking for, especially since you mentioned San Pedro de Atacama which is pretty much where I was thinking for our next stop and to move on from there... Jeanne
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