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Has anybody ever been? Thinking of going in June. Fly to Lima - fly over Nazca lines - visit Machu Picchu - watch a few of the world cup games with the locals.

 

Never been to South America but flights are reasonable and it's cheap as chips over there. Can anyone help?

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Mates went a couple of years ago.

 

Machu Picchu was amazing apparently.

Then into Lima to recuperate where the local delicacies were very keenly priced and they had an absolute ball and then had a week at home to recover

 

It’s like any South American country in that you need to keep your wits about you but it’s very beautiful and very hospitable if you keep to the beaten tracks.

 

I’ve done Argentina and chile so far and Peru and Columbia are high on the list of next places.

 

If you need anymore info let me know and I shall ask the lads for some input

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£470 direct to Lima from London - decent that for a 13 hour flight!

Is that return?? If so it’s excellent

 

Norwegian have just started flying from Gatwick to Buenos Aires - think prices start from just under £300 each way

 

Excellent really

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Is that return?? If so it’s excellent

 

Norwegian have just started flying from Gatwick to Buenos Aires - think prices start from just under £300 each way

 

Excellent really

Yes - return with baggage. Fantastic really! That's British Airways as well ..

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Go you big bald cunt

 

I wish I could

 

 

I didn't know he was bald

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Machu Picchu is genuinely amazing and Cusco is nice.

Have you been? How did you get from Cusco to Machu Picchu? I can't be arsed with the Inca Trail - apparently there's a train?

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Have you been? How did you get from Cusco to Machu Picchu? I can't be arsed with the Inca Trail - apparently there's a train?

Yea, went there in 2005. Would recommend the train. Super slow but nice ambience and scenic. Would also recommend spending a night in Machu Picchu village.

 

Do the hike up Wayna Picchu (the mountain directly overlooking it), takes about an hour.

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Lad I worked with went once to take in the south American international football tournament.

He loved it.

Told a tale of a bus trip out in the wilds- the bus got a puncture and whilst waiting a load of local tribesmen with Spears etc appeared.

He was a bit concerned until one of his party spoke to them and it transpired that they were on their way to the match, in a day or twos time!

 

This was the best part of thirty years ago mind, so stuff may be a bit different.

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Yea, went there in 2005. Would recommend the train. Super slow but nice ambience and scenic. Would also recommend spending a night in Machu Picchu village.

 

Do the hike up Wayna Picchu (the mountain directly overlooking it), takes about an hour.

Thank you - I appreciate it. If you've any other tips I'd love to hear them! :-)

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Lad I worked with went once to take in the south American international football tournament.

He loved it.

Told a tale of a bus trip out in the wilds- the bus got a puncture and whilst waiting a load of local tribesmen with Spears etc appeared.

He was a bit concerned until one of his party spoke to them and it transpired that they were on their way to the match, in a day or twos time!

 

This was the best part of thirty years ago mind, so stuff may be a bit different.

Sounds like an away day to <insert West Midlands based club name here>

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