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Petit jardin pour les véhicules à côtés des chèvres et poules. L’endroit est situé à proximité du centre du village. Les habitants ont des tenues traditionnelles différentes du reste de la Colombie. Nous avons été accueillis par des français qui géraient le site pendant que les propriétaires étaient en vacances. Nous avons rencontré par hasard les propriétaires, plus tard, en Équateur: Famille formidable et généreuse en bons conseils.
Douches chaudes, toilettes propres, wifi que nous captons depuis le véhicule, pas de possibilité de brancher le Van à l’électricité.
10 000 ppn

lovely familie and chill safe place. Musquito ++++++ all over. price: 50k for 2 persons with small car.

Our family loved camping here.
There are clean bathrooms, and a clean kitchen available to use with large fridge.
Internet for us was fast enough to even stream.
There are fruit trees. Ducks, chickens, turkeys, sweet dogs, cats and a parrot.
The best part about this location is the family. They are all very nice. Our kids loved playing with theirs.
Next to their house is a rock you can climb with amazing views of the area. We also went to the swimming hole nearby to cool off from the heat during the middle of the day.
There is a fútbol field and you can cross it and walk easily in to the small town for helado, 1-2 restaurants, and a small kiosco. (Most shops shut down mid-day til 6 pm).
The stars were very pretty at night and this place was quiet. Highly recommend. We paid 400 pesos for our family.

crossed the bridge once time 4 month ago (Dezember 18) with an Canadian license plate. until now, no bill is coming....

not that wonderful. and the hotel was closed. on a very bizzy Road.

Absolutely stunning campground at Lillooet Lake. Pretty small, a few (maybe 5) sites are big enough for an RV. Nice beach at the campground with a boat ramp. Stunning view! Free in winter!
In season it‘s 13$ per night.
Firepits, picnic tables.
The road there is pretty rough but if you drive slow it’s ok. There are hotsprings an hour or so further.

they asked 25000, so i went to another one hostal Collins. same area. better value for money.

There are ropes across the entrance now.

Parking in front of the hostel is run with meter. They allowed me to have a shower for 50 pesos but otherwise I was banned from entering, WiFi, kitchen- you are not a guest...Very unpleasant. This has never happened to me before when parking outside a hostel. I was too tired to leave the same day but will definitely tomorrow. What a change from Chante18 in Puebla!!

Ana’s office is in the second last building on the right in this dead end street. Ring at ‘Falcon Freight’.
I didn’t have much luck with her. She moved me from one container to the next (because she makes more money with cars than a single motorcycle). The whole process took a month and four visits to her office.
motorcycle is 500$-700$, depending how many cars she can put into the same container.

Not allowed to camp overnight anymore. They ask every car to leave the parking at 6pm

Rundown and not maintained ...... but only one in Mérida with hook up.
On walking distance (5 min) of Mundo the Maya museo.

Fine campground for $10 a night.. fairly close to Salt Springs that has a grocery store and gas station.

Dormimos junto a la iglesia. En el parque central hay una llave de agua. Lugar tranquilo y seguro

This is one incredible heritage site. Unfortunately it's too much expensive. 50$. But, but tickets are valid for 5days. Maybe you can find another tourist leaving Lalibela gives it to you for free. Up to you. Just you know at the entrance of every single church they will ask you the passport. But you can say you have left at the hotel and show a business card of the tourist that gave you the ticket. This is just an information that maybe can help you. The rest, up to your conscience and up to your daily budget.

If you want a good fruit juice, this is the place for you. 40bir for glass

Flat large bush camp just after plantation of tree. Quiete place in night. Some farmer can pass with sheep but he don’t disturb me. I m not sur if it s possible to come with car. Perfect for cyclist

It's more than a scrapyard than a camping. They ask us at what time we want to come in to set the price (?). We said 3PM and they asked us 150Q for à night... No service except clean bathroom. Wouldn't feel safe to spend a night at this place. We left after a visit.

Here you get your carnet stamped. Go inside and in the room on the right is a man who can do it (see photo). Other people here from the customs kept sending us the wrong way many times and had never seen a carnet before.
With carnet your vehicle can stay max 6 months in Nepal. According to this man you can go to India for 1 day and can come back and leave the vehicle in Nepal for again 6 months. Not sure if that's the official rule or not. You could also choose to not have your carnet stamped, because it's pretty much an open border and you can cross without being stopped.

Really good food
Senegalese food and local but high standard

The best place in La Paz to fix you iDevice, english spoken, accessible prices. Look for them on Facebook to get more info, very well known and highly recommended.

Came by in March - basically derelict. Either planning some redevelopment or taking “run down” to a new level. Tried the other place in Belgrade which was find for an overnight stop but definite not a destination.

Nice place to sleep for free before or after visit the vulcano. For us perfect for one night before crossing in Argentina.

Coin pour dormir avant ou après avoir visité le volcan de sable. Nous sommes ensuite repartis pour croiser en Argentine.

4,5km tunnel.
Large: 3,50m
High: 4,10m

We paid 400pesos for our van. Perfect road.

The road is beautyfull, all type of motorhome.
The view is great!!

Seems to be an old Park for recreation at the lake. Also some new buildings, but not in use. A real „Lost Place“ in the middle of nowhere.

Amazing hospitality in a rustic lodge set in an amazing scenery.

Friendly and helpful front desk personnel.
Rooms clean and have kitchenette, but no stove top. They have a toaster and toaster oven but no stove top or microwave.

35000 CHP per night for double room with private bath including breakfast.
recommended.

Secure enclosed parking for vehicles.

shampoo supplied but no kitchen cleaning supplies, dish soap or dish cloths.

Breakfast included...
Bread (white only) jam and butter. A small selection of ham cheese that may or may not have been out all night. Tea and coffee. Would have liked to have some cereal other than chocolate puffs.

Beds and rooms clean and good attention by staff with towels and room cleaning.

Good location close to down town shops and grocery.

we called at 9am Monday morning and we put on the waiting list.
We got on the tour.
Bus is comfortable and air conditioned.
Bring water and snacks.
Must wear long sleeves and long pants.
Hard hat and vest provided.

It’s just beside the rute, wind protect and enough place. Not too many cars. There are too many cotorras ( kind of papagayos), that talk too much!

I don’t know if it is comfortable for tents,, but actually there is couple with one at the spot.