 | San Pedro de, Chile |
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... , some tagged with colorful yarns, woven into their fur, to brand them as someone's property. Our guide, interestingly enough, was a San Pedro native and indigenous. Well-spoken in Spanish, I was on a tour of gringos, and he insisted on speaking in ...
... , NY. There's this initiative to tap the power of the geysers...gather up a bit of geothermal for San Pedro...makes sense to me. But there's conflict between tourism people and energy activists/energy developers.....the most ...
... most interesting part of the caves was the entrance, a tiny canyon of soft sedimentary rock. Approximately six months earlier, heavy rains hit San Pedro, dumping the equivalent of a high-year's total rainfall (just an inch and a half) in a day. In such a ...
... days of well needed chilling out in Chile ...well it was well needed as me and zo were boh ilol out of both ends...Nice! San Pedro De Atacama is a very nice chilled out town.... i liked it a lot, i found it to be the sort of place you could get stuck ...
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Santiago to Uyuni salt flats
Posted on May 12, 2008, 02:44:31
Hey there, I did it backwards, but yeah if you get up to San Pedro de Atacama in North Chile (if you don't break the journey, it's a 23 hour bus ride, but comfy buses as Chile is definitely the most well-off country in SA!) You'll be ...
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Santiago to Cuzco ... and back???
Posted on Dec 17, 2008, 12:57:37
... that shows the quality of long-distance buses: Bus companies in Chile The route suggested by Eileen is the best: San Pedro de Atacama (skipping Antofagasta), Iquique, Arica, Arequipa, from Arequipa take the direct bus to Cusco. In Cusco take the trip ...
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Santiago to Uyuni salt flats
Posted on May 9, 2008, 07:02:07
Hey there, I did it backwards, but yeah if you get up to San Pedro de Atacama in North Chile (if you don't break the journey, it's a 23 hour bus ride, but comfy buses as Chile is definitely the most well-off country in SA!) You'll be able ...
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santiago chile to machu piccu?
Posted on May 4, 2008, 13:18:10
... well! It was pretty cheap, I cannot remember the prices, but much cheaper than a flight for sure! We did Santiago to San Pedro de Atacama. I think it was 12 hours bus ride though, but it was really nice to be in the desert. We spend a few days ...
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