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Salkantay Trekking 😊

We do too 😊

Thank you 🙏

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We know! It’s such a beautiful city 😍

@@KittiandJon how about security did you feel safe there?

@@abduljabbarlaghari3914 yeah we felt perfectly safe there. Just stick to the main areas, don’t walk around alone at night and watch out for pickpockets in crowded places. The usual stuff 👍

@@KittiandJon ok thanks 💜

🫢 sorry! Thanks for the correction 👍

It is largely just down to economic reasons. In countries where the economy is not as strong as places like the UK, US and Europe, additional income from tourists is a sure fire way to boost the economy whilst still giving locals the chance to experience places at a rate that better reflects their incomes. We earn more, so we pay more. Whether this is fair or not is an entirely different question but it’s just something we have to expect…

@@KittiandJon thanks for your answer. If I understand you well the prices are higher for tourists because tourist-tax is added to the price? (economic reasons)

@@KittiandJon I don't know if its fair or not, I'm only trying to understand why the price is higher ;)

Thank you! Have an amazing time 😊

No it’s an afternoon tour from Antigua. You leave around 2pm, start hiking around 3:30 and then watch the sunset and drive back in the dark. I think there is an option to do an overnight hike on Pacaya though if you want 👍

It’s called Oda Garden and you can find it on Google Maps 😊

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Not in Antigua no. It’s easy to walk around and do all the sites without one. Obviously for the tours to Pacaya and Acatenango we had a tour guide though 👍

Thank you! 😊 we hope you are able to do it!

Each to there own…not for everyone…

For the paragliding? We went with Gravity and I think it cost about £80-£120 2 years ago. It will be a lot more expensive now probably…

Thankyou very much for your info

Not sure how we come across as narcissistic in this video but okay. Glad you enjoyed the scenery 👍

@@KittiandJon Talking people we dont know.

Thanks for watching and glad you found it useful 😊

Thank you! 😊 we hope you get the chance to do them! No we never had any issues with food poisoning. We ate at many restaurants and cooked for ourselves quite a lot too. You definitely don’t want to drink the water (or if you do make sure to boil it for like 5 minutes first - we did that many times for our coffee in the morning). We are vegetarian so didn’t eat any meat though.

It was our pleasure 😊👍

Thanks! We were definitely pleasantly surprised by Bogota 🙂yeah we thought about going to Guatavita but in the end we just couldn't find the time...like you say maybe next time! 😉

Bogota is nice, very pleasent weather and the old architecture of the kind that you will not see in cartagena. Some of it. Also whats good and surprising about bogota is that compared to cartagena its very quiet. In fact it doesnt even feel like an 8 million city as a lot of the streets are empty and peaceful. Medellin doesnt have an old town. I dont know what happened. Colombia was not bombed in the war. So perhaps the goverment people took the buildings down to build modern ones. Its not attractive. Probably once used to be a beautiful city but not anymore. The reason to go to medellin would be festivals like you say and easy access to nature as there is the avri park there for walking/hiking

@@dreamthedream8929 thanks for watching and for the info about the city 🙂

@@dreamthedream8929 "pleasant weather" and "Bogotá" are not two words I'm used to see together 😂 as our weather has multiple personality disorder; one hour you're burning under the sun and the next you're under heavy rain. And yeah, the historical center's streets are rather empty, but we do have regular metropolis issues, especially if you go towards the center of the city, then again it's all part of the experience; I've heard of tourist that stayed saying after 2 years and they felt they hadn't scratched the surface of what Bogotá has to offer. As for Medellin it does have a lot of history behind it, it's all on Wikipedia too, so a quick read might give you some clues (also Cali's history is one for the ages).

@@DungeonBricks even if you burn under the sun it's still gonna be refreshing, nothing like this in cartagena. Bogota weather is simply refreshing. Never 30 degrees. Around 20 during the day and 10 at night. Perfect temperature for nice walks outside. Of course if it's not raining.

Thanks! 🙂

Thank you! 😊

It’s sad that this is true…

If you can hike that far then we think you’ll be fine! Definitely do a few mountain walks if you can beforehand so you get used to hiking on elevation but otherwise there’s not much extra prep you can do. Worst case you can hire a mule to take you up the difficult pass on the 2nd day. Have fun! 😊

Hey! That's great hope you can do the hike! It's a great one! 🙂

Yes for sure! If you want to guarantee to spot animals then you will do that with a guide. But we’re pretty sure you will see animals without a guide too. We saw birds, monkeys and lots of iguanas without a guide 👍

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Hard work but so much fun! 😊

It is! 😊

Thanks 🙂

Thanks! There is still plenty more for us to see there for sure 😊 2 years ago we paid cash for the buses but you may be able to pay card now too. Always best to have cash though 👍

Good advice 👍

Yeah we realised later! 😅

Nice! Have fun 😊

Thanks 😊 yes it’s pretty easy to find a quiet spot away from people to launch the drone…the areas are so big! Enjoy and hope you get some good shots! 😊

Not sure where we put P.P in the video…maybe an auto caption error in the subtitles? Or just a typo. But yes it’s probably supposed to be GBP. 👍

We know that but there is also a city called Antalya and a city called Fethiye no? This video is about those places not any of the others you mentioned.

Us too 😊

Thanks 😊 it was the change of bus when you get to the terminal in the north of the city that was difficult. The bus to there is easy…it’s one of the fast metro buses. But the next bus doesn’t leave from that terminal…you have to wait by the side of the main road for a bus to pass that is going to Zipaquira. Can be a bit tricky if you don’t know what you’re looking for but it should be written on the bus (Zipaquira or Zipa something like that) 👍 enjoy your trip! 😊

@@KittiandJon Thanks!!

Hey! It’s called Forest Dreams Cottage on Booking.com 😊

We agree! Albania is an all round beautiful country 😍

Hi! Thank you 😊 they were pretty affordable…this was 2 years ago now but I think the socks were like $4-5 and the the jumpers maybe $10-15…I expect they’ll be more now! Socks didn’t last too long…they were very warm and comfy but wore out pretty quickly. We still have the jumpers though…again good quality but we haven’t really worn them or washed them all that much since leaving Peru. Hope that helps 😊

@@KittiandJon Thank you so much! It does help a lot! 🙆🏽‍♀️

@@karinab4394 your welcome! 😊

Thank you! 🙏

We’d say the bare minimum you’d need is about 2 days (1 for the national park and one to go to the waterfalls) but would definitely recommend staying longer if you enjoy beaches and being by the sea 😊 we spent 1 week there 👍