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Los Roques National Park : Bone fishing and turquoise waters

A magical tropical marine park! Kinda hard to reach, but once there, all is taken care of for you by family run hotels on the only island that is inhabited, in an archipelago of hundreds in that more...

Review by lizzy from FL

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Food and Restaurants \| Hip and New \| Shopping Argentina Argentina review by lizzy from FL 1 cheer Buenos Aires is a red-hot destination at this time. The prices are low, and the services, first class!!! Dont miss the memorable wines and steaks, and the fashionable shopping... More
Food and Restaurants Argentina A tip for Carnivors by gilmil from MA Best meat in all of South America More
Museums \| Riverfront \| Off the Beaten Path \| Zoos Asuncion The lazy capital of a lazy country by ngdall from South Africa Asuncion is a strange place, but I guess that’s only because Paraguay is a strange place. I spent a month in the country, and it really gave me the impression of being a world... More
South America \| Asuncion Asuncion The art of being laidback by calicalabozo from Peru In order to get to Asuncion, Paraguay’s capital city, from Buenos Aires, Argentina there are at least two ways. The easiest, but more expensive option, is to buy a bus fare in... More
Museums \| Nature \| Relaxation \| Cultural Travelers \| Culture Lovers Atacama Desert Atacama--the driest desert on earth by traveladdict from NM 1 cheer I recently came back from my second trip to Chile, and this time I went to the 1500-mile Atacama desert in the north. I had heard it's the driest desert on earth, remote, stark,... More

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