viventura - We are South America

I would have like to get to know these two cities more but of course seeing everything in a short tour is not possible.

Overall it was a very balanced trip around the country with its innumerable facets. The advice provided by Ramona our contact before the tour was very helpful. She was able to answer all my questions  and gave me valuable advice. All guides on site, provided us a feeling of confidence and feeling of always being cared for. Thank you Nicole, Sandrina, Amu, and of course Miguel.

The accommodations were all typical of the country, from hotels with a swimming pool to a hammock near the beach. Thanks again to all who were involved in the drafting and implementation of the journey. I was certainly not the last time I will visit Colombia.
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the climb really exhausting. At the top we had a wonderful view over the landscape and the Titicaca Lake which presented its real size only from above. The descend was easier and we arrived at our village at time for lunch. It is really incredible which delicious meals the villagers cooked. In the afternoon came the children of the village and we played a match of soccer. Then the fruits we brought were distributed. It really makes one think how happy those children are about apples and oranges. Shortly after our other 3 strugglers arrived from their Inca trail and we played a second half of soccer. Shortly before it got dark we all went to the beach and tried the water temperature. Together we enjoyed the very, very good dinner. Before going to bed, there was a round of Pisco Sour for all. 18:47. Shortly before dinner. Peter found his “visa”. Alejandro almost had a heart attack. Peter to Alejandro: “We were lucky, we both…”