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“How are you today, sir?”
“Darn happy to be skipping town.”
Friday:
- JFK, Lan check-in terminal 8, lounges at terminal 4 (The Lounge, weak, with Diners Club, The Oasis, excellent, with Delta Sky Club), fly to Santiago, Chile.
Saturday:
- Connect on Pluna to Montevideo, Uruguay.
- Overland to Sierras de Mahoma, stay overnight.
- Maybe squeeze in Colonia de Sacramento. Even though sworn off faded colonial towns, a UNESCO site is always alluring.
Sunday:
- Montevideo to Asuncion, Paraguay on Pluna.
- Overland through the missions to Encarnacion, an 8-hour drive.
Trinidad de Parana, Paraguya, photo by paularps
Monday:
- The UNESCO-listed Jesuit Missions.
- On to Puerto Iguazu, Argentina and Iguazu Falls.
Tuesday:
- Cross to Foz de Iguacu, Brazil and see the falls again.
- Lan flight to Lima.
Wednesday:
- Redeye to JFK.
- Straight to office, suit and comb waiting in office.
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@Richard – well, I did work all day Fri and the flight was not until 20:00. 😉
FIVE DAYS! You’re losing it…
Slothy traveller, coming soon to BA blog near you.
That is serious Rapid travel. Looking forward to report.
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@Kay – thanks for the feedback, when I get back I will put up a map and the final details of how it worked (or didn’t).
And I hope PR is a delight!
Have fun! I’m taking advantage of the long weekend myself with a mini-vacay in Puerto Rico. It’d be great to see a map of the area you cover. I love your trip reports, and might copy your itiniraries one day, but I do get confused about logistics.
Do not miss Colonia de Sacramento – it is a winner of UNESCO colonial cities. Also, Paraguayan and Argentine missions are also winners.
@Kelly – it will be a bit of a stretch to reach Colonia, but I may slip it in between dusk and dinner! It looks to be only an hour each way from the ranch.
Enjoy Stefan!
Sounds like a great trip! Looking forward to your report.
Nice! Is this the plan, or something completed? We just got back. Thanks to your referral, we stayed at that Hostal Akapu. Hired a taxi driver (Spanish-speaking only) for a full-day tour of the island. Unable to buy tickets for Huayna Picchu, but hiked to Intipunku instead (last leg of the Inca Trail). The whole trip still feels a bit like a dream. (Too RAPID!)