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South America Advice

  • 13-03-2006 12:15am
    #1
    Irish Gunner
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 3,785 ✭✭✭


    ok thinking of going here next year but planning ahead way ahead have to save and ssia matures then

    What are the best places to visit, noting my better half is afraid of heights so not so sure about Chile........??? Love the wine however but is everything so high??

    thinking of going this time next year so book early yada yada to save some euros & plan in advance

    One thing have to go to see a football match and thinking of going to see Boca Juniors

    Any other suggestions for South america & who to book with and any good websites

    https://www.dublinarsenal.com/



Comments

  • #2
    Saintly
    Closed Accounts Posts: 200 ✭✭Saintly


    If you're going to spend time in South America, you have to visit Peru. Spent 6 weeks there 2 years ago and loved every minute. Cusco, Puerto Maldonado, Arequipa, Lima, all gems - even Lima which gets a rough ride in just about every travelbook. Lots to do and see, people are lovely and friendly and there's a nice backpacker culture over there.

    One tip though, try and pick up some Spanish before you go. You'll manage perfectly well without it but you'll appreciate the culture and people way more with a basic grasp of their language.

    Saintly


  • #3
    PunyHuman
    Closed Accounts Posts: 297 ✭✭PunyHuman


    Chile is only high-altitude if you go up into the mountains. Granted Santiago is at 500m elevation but it's not like you're looking over the edge of a cliff or anything.


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