Vacation Spots in Central and South America
Each of us needs and deserves a vacation. Since it seldom happens in one’s life, it is best to spend time to top vacation spots.
In Chile, Northern part of Santiago, the sole seaside enclave of Zapallar is covered with stately mansions, cliffs, and boulders. You will see Hotel Il Parador de Zapallar in the crags over the town. An idolized Chilean architect Mathias Klotz made its linear and fresh design. Almost all of the 15 rooms have a cutting-edge industrial designing layout and top to bottom Pacific views; the floors are coated with groups of pressed-wood chips, childish drawings attached on the walls. In the ocean-facing diner, empanadas saturated with squid ink are served.
If you travel by boat coming from Salvador, it will take you three hours to reach the island escape that has four beaches; the Morro de São Paulo. On the first beach, you will see a hang gliding by day; during night time, there are parties on the second beach; you can go to the third beach if you like snorkeling. Lastly, once you get tired you can stay in a thickly forested, peaceful and quiet, Hotel Porto do Zimbo. This hotel has gardens and pool and designed like a mini-resort. Each room is relaxing, but scarcely luxurious. The rooms also have air-conditioning, a refrigerator, television and a hammock at the terrace. Breakfast is included in their hotel services.
Two hours, northern part of Rio de Janeiro, the well-known St.-Tropez of South America, Búzios, doesn’t have enough elegant places to visit. With the exception of Mediterranean influenced Pousada Casas Brancas. Just a five minute work, you can have your breakfast at the “downtown” that is congested with boutique and restaurant. The rooms have one of a kind interior decoration of whisper-thin curtains, weathered tiles and wood moldings while the alfresco diner and the pool share the identical bay views.
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