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Cartagena (Colombia)
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Colon (Cristobal)
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Lima
Port Rating: Not Rated
The port is incredibly smelly, so if you have a veranda room, you'll want to keep the door closed. The port city itself (Callao) is rather sketchy and run-down, but Lima is a great city. The Saint Francis of Asissi church is spectacular. The main downer is the weather, which seems to be constantly overcast.
Beware - if you are on a private excursion, it is a bit cumbersome to meet your tour operator. Private buses aren't permitted to drive to the ship, so you have to take a shuttle bus to the main port entrance, walk outside, and meet your operator there. Confusing if you don't know what to expect.
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Santiago (Valparaiso)
Port Rating: Not Rated
Fabulous tour of Valparaiso and Santiago with "Don Walter" of PortCompass. Valparaiso is a charming colonial-style town, while Vina del Mar and Santiago are cosmopolitan and modern. San Cristobal Hill in Santiago affords a great view of the city. We had an extra day, and booked a tour to the Andes with "Tours by Locals"; this was also well worth the money and effort, and was a nice consolation prize for having missed Lauca earlier.
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