From Toulouse with Air Nostrum, a subsidiary of Ibéria. Each of these CRJs is named after a province of Spain.
Flying over the Pyrenees in such a time is ideal.
Hotel Reina Isabel in Lima, annex "private collection". On the wall reproductions of statuettes Motche.
The rooms are huge and very comfortable
Majoro Hotel Lounge in Nazca.
Former hacienda transformed into hotel: hacienda MAJORO.
Typical patios
Arrived too late to enjoy the pool!
In the rooms extreme refinement: the fabric that covers armchairs and sofas reproduce the lines of Nazca.
It's very cozy!
Hotel CASONA in Yucay. Simple but comfortable.
Here, you usually spend just one night before leaving for Machu Pichu.
Hotel EL LAGO in Arequipa.
Comfort sober but pleasant.
My room overlooks the lawn and in a park enclosure, you can get a glimpse of the Andean fauna.
Hotel EL LAGO in Arequipa.
Back to Lima Hotel REINA ISABEL.
The mini bar at the Hotel JOSE ANTONIO in Puno
Hotel JOSE ANTONIO in PUNO: superb!
Nothing is missing for the comfort of the traveler!
From the balcony you have a breathtaking view of Lake Titicaca and the town of Puno in front.
Hotel MUNAY WASI in CUZCO
Patio "rococo" but so cosi!
A last look at the Cordillera of the Andes and Iberia brings me back to Madrid.
I brought back: a reversible poncho, a bonnet, a pan flute purchased from the uros, a pair of gloves and an alpaca wool sweater, a jewel representing an Inca cross mounted on silver a replica of a vicuña with Real wool on the chest, a cookbook with recipes easily made to return and of course the quinoa bought on the market of Pisac.
A very striking memory shared thanks to Agnès Friant who lives in a district of Lima where she works to build a toy library for the association ALTIPLANO, a Creole soup tasting in the restaurant "Les Petites Tables" in the district of Baranco. A pianist plays the typical music of Arequipa during the meal!
