Moái, Pisco and Desert – Rapa Nui and Northern Chile
From Santiago’s pisco bars to the world’s most remote airport – Rapa Nui – and back, then north to the second driest desert in the world, the Atacama.
Atacama Desert / Chile / Rapa Nui / Santiago
by Maria and George Pemberton · Published December 12, 2022 · Last modified February 2, 2023
From Santiago’s pisco bars to the world’s most remote airport – Rapa Nui – and back, then north to the second driest desert in the world, the Atacama.
Overnight buses, sand-boarding, penguins and vultures, hiking the Colca Canyon, searching for ceviche in Lima.
Our first day in La Paz the city was locked down by a miners’ strike. Our last day was a national general strike. Luckily in between we got to see the best of Bolivia.
From the Sacred Valley to Lake Titicaca by luxury train. From a quiet night with a local family on Isla Amantani to not so quiet nights in Copacabana, Bolivia’s backpacker Mecca.
Busting our lungs trekking into Machu Picchu along the Inca Trail and exploring the Sacred Valley of the Inca Empire.
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