#Santa Rita Lodge

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Plumas brillantes.

Iridescent plumage on Gould’s turkeys / guajolote norteño (Meleagris gallopavo mexicana) at Santa Rita Lodge. In Madera Canyon, Santa Cruz County, Arizona.

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First Strike is Deadly | Prologue

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we’ve got four years and a dictatorship looming. it’s time to nut up or shut up, gang 🦂🔥

I am most myself when I am alone or with someone I love. Those words had escaped from Brendan’s lips, as well as Rita’s lips. I swore that the two of them were the same person when I heard it from both of them, one right after the other. Those words are permanently etched into my memory now that the two of them have gone away.

I had made only a few relics in their memory, one of which was an effigy from Day of the Dead for Brendan, a statue of his likeness, his long beautiful hair down past his shoulders and the soul of his eyes, all of which I had accompanied with the sugar skull makeup and the marigolds. There was also the ring that Rita had given me, the one with the red stone lined with black metal frippery which I believed to be an engagement ring even though she never proposed at all so to speak.

Brendan was going to be mine forever. The day we met one another was one that would always stay with me into eternity itself, and I believed that after we had signed our names in blood, we had everything we could have ever asked for. He slipped away through my fingers like the sand of the desert.

As for my lovely Rita, we had signed our names in blood, but even that would not suffice for the kiss of death itself.

I had lost two loves. I was alone. But I believed that it would be best to start from the beginning. I was the new girl, relocated to Carson City from Santa Fe. The way I had seen death itself out there in the southern desert was enough to nudge me further north into the land of silver. Brendan came with me up north to Nevada, whereby I had met Rita, but it wouldn’t be for some time, however. He wanted me to be further away from the southern rim of the United States, closer to more mountains, even though I had told him that it wouldn’t be any different from the Rockies, and yet he had insisted.

He had insisted, especially when we had a hunch that there would not be as many arachnids up there. Granted, it was still very much the desert, but he believed that the threat would not be as severe as it had been down there in New Mexico.

It was only a singular hike up in through the low rolling hills on the outskirts of Santa Fe: I had a full view of the pueblos down below the trail as well as Route 66 as it snaked down through the desert towards Albuquerque. I had on my sun hat as it had been a warm spring day and the sun was only beginning to seriously bake the area as a precursor to the heat waves of summer. My sun hat with my shorts and the pack on my back, and I had my phone on hand as well lest something happen to me.

I had seen the crest of the trail up ahead of me. But all it took was one wrong step past an overturned rock.

I had only been stung by a bee once in my life, but that was more than enough, however, given the sheer level of pain it had inflicted unto me. This, however, was a bee sting multiplied several times over.

I took a glimpse down to find that the big black stinger had inserted itself into my lower leg. I had sworn up to that point that they never wanted to use their venom unless they had to, like any sort of wild animal. To see this gave me far more of a shock than the actual sting itself. The claws had been raised towards my ankle but the tail had lodged itself deep into my lower leg.

The mere shock of the feeling made me fall face first into the sand: my pack fell off my shoulder and onto the rocks behind me. All I could think about was finding my way out once it had let go of me and crawled away from me and back into the sandstone. My leg throbbed in agony, and more so when I climbed to my feet and fetched my things. It wasn’t the first time I had been stung by a scorpion, but it felt as though this one had injected nearly all of its venom into me.

I landed on those hot sands with the sharp, excruciating pain surging up the side of my leg and into my hips, sharp enough that it was nearly impossible to even so much as walk, let alone scour down the side of a hill and back into the outskirts of Santa Fe. All I could think about was checking myself into the hospital. All I could think about was Brendan and the fact that he was going to come home to the sound of a message that his girlfriend had sustained a horrible scorpion sting without any reasonable explanation whatsoever. 

I had no memory as to what had happened after I had told the nurses what happened to me, but I remembered that I had woken up to find Brendan hunched down by my side with his hands squeezed around my own and his long hair spread over my arm. He sat there with his head bowed next to my body as if he was saying a prayer of some kind; when I awoke, he was more than overjoyed, overjoyed that I had survived a horrible scorpion sting.

The doctors told me I was lucky to be alive as the venom had spread all throughout my veins and had I not found my way back to civilization immediately, it would have threatened me with a series of blood clots. I had apparently collapsed in the lobby and they hauled me into intensive care, where they had kept me alive with the anti-venom as well as a great deal of morphine and painkillers. 

All the while, I never felt it for one second. The sting had knocked me out cold, such that it had been a miracle of science that I had survived it. In fact, it had been a miracle in and of itself that I was able to even come back down the side of the hill to the edge of town.

But because of this, after I had been checked out of there, I now had a scar on my lower leg. Not a deep scar, but it wasn’t so much that but rather the shape of it: it came to me in the shape of a scorpion’s tail, from the tip of the stinger complete with the notches comprising the exoskeleton. The shape of it alone had quite the story behind it, too, I realized as I began my rehabilitation and realized that I could go out and hike alone, albeit with precautions. I had to remain vigilant about my surroundings, in particular as the rocks and grasses thickened up as not only scorpions but snakes could hiding out in there: it was something I knew to begin with, having lived and grown up in New Mexico, but the sting was a wake-up call of sorts. I kept it tucked in the back of my mind as I went out and hiked up in the hills over Santa Fe once again within a month’s time in my shorts and hiking boots once again. I made my way through those hills as if I was hiking through the Himalayas, and all the while, I kept my eyes fixed on that boulder field on the side of the escarpment. It was hiding out in there, and to the point in which I could feel it. I could feel it watching me from the cold shadows, with its claws erected before it and its stinger ready to strike me once again. I clambered over the boulders, and every once in a while, I stopped to stamp my feet on the top surface to rid of any extraneous creatures that may have been hiding out in the underbelly.

When I cleared the rock field, I beheld the crest of the hill as well as the rest of the trail which led up to the summit. The gravel crunched under the soles of my boots as I reached the top. I stood at the surface of the plateau and gazed out to the valley below: never had I ever had such a vast view of Route 66 or even the Sandia Crest or San Ysidro off in the distance. I stood there with my hands pressed to my hips and my heart pounding in my chest, and the golden sunlight cast down over me as if I reached something of an epiphany.

I survived a near fatal scorpion sting and now I had reached the top of the hill. Brendan was at work and all of the other creatures of the desert had been tucked away from the sunlight as well as the presence of a human, and thus, I relished in the moment of triumph alone. When I made my way back down the side of the hill, I was feeling even more triumphant now that the rock field had been cleared twice over at that point. I celebrated with a shower as well as dinner to myself.

When I woke up the next morning, I had considered doing it again, and more so the case when I realized that that day was supposed to be much cooler than the day before. I climbed out of bed to brush my teeth when I felt something against my bare back. Something smooth.

I ambled into the bathroom and examined my upper back, only to find that my braid, which I had bound up the night before to keep my otherwise coarse and disheveled hair in place, on the back of my head had taken the shape of a scorpion’s tail. I swore that it had only been somewhat of a coincidence as I had been asleep, my hair was still wet by the time I had turned in for the night, and my hair was prone to forming kinks upon exposure to moisture anyway, but when I stroked my fingers over one of the hair strands, it seemed much smoother than I had been acquainted with before. Usually when I braided my hair following a shower, it resembled to rope, but this almost felt like pure silk, a texture of which it never pertained before in my life.

Indeed, I looked on at myself in the mirror’s reflection. My skin was clear, as clear as it had ever been before in my life, and my eyes had not a single lick of sleep to be found despite my having slept a full six hours through the night. 

I had recovered from the sting as well as the morphine, and thus, it felt as though I had come out the other side of something.

I gazed down at my hands and the way that my skin seemed a lot smoother than normal. I had been certain that it was nothing more than my own imagination and perhaps an after effect of the drugs as well as the sting and the anti-venom.

Nevertheless, given it was cooler that day, I was due for a rather long hike in the hills over Santa Fe, one that could be at least a few miles in length. I decided to prepare to be out at least until the evening hours so after I put on a pot of coffee for myself, I packed myself a good lunch of granola, fruit, cheese, and a sandwich like that of a ploughman’s lunch. Next, I made myself some scrambled eggs, sausage, and toast with butter and gooseberry jam. Brendan had given me that jam from the pickings of his own garden, and I could taste him even after I had washed everything down with my coffee.

With my hat on and my boots snugly laced, I walked on out to the warm spring sunshine with this new zip in my step. Something told me it wasn’t just from the triumph of having overcome a nasty sting on the leg and having the scar to prove it: I really had recovered from this as if I had been given a new body of sorts. A new body and a new shot at life after I had been injected with something that very easily could have made my blood curdle like the gooseberries I had eaten and it could have very easily killed me.

I could feel myself walking at a much stronger clip than I had been acquainted with before. I was feeling full and strong, full of life and vigor as well. I could do this as if I could take on anything fate threw at me.

I reached the corner and stood next to the stop sign with my hand pressed to my hip. I glanced in both directions and awaited the small black car that was moving at a near crawl on my right; ahead of me stood the rest of the street as it meandered up into the hills and towards my trail. From the stop sign itself, I could see the slabs of sandstone at the base of the trail as well as the short squat little pinion pine next to it. That was my tree.

Something caught my attention out of the corner of my eye. I turned my head to see the seedy man walking towards me with both hands stuffed into his sweater pockets. It was cooler that day, but not cool enough to warrant wearing a sweatshirt, however. He turned his head for a quick glimpse down the street, and then he returned to me with the look of determination in his eyes. He took out what appeared to be a plain Bowie knife, its blade sharp and shining as if it was brand-new. I froze in place as I knew that if I could run, he could come on after me and take me down at my own apartment; I instead gazed on past him to the beat-up red pickup truck parked right up the block right behind him. I figured that belonged to him, or so I believed.

He came closer to me with the primeval look in his eye.

I could feel the surge through my veins. The unraveling of blood clots. The venom. I had survived a deadly scorpion sting: I could survive him.

I was transforming into a scorpion. Nothing more than my hair and the scar on my leg took the shape of a tail, but I could feel this newfound feeling of life inside of me. It was almost like an invigoration, a resuscitation: I had died and returned to life again, and when I returned, I returned with a brand-new feeling flowing through my veins. I could hike through those hills with my bottle of water and Brendan right by my side.

I had nothing to fend myself against a sharp knife ready to cut my throat.

Before he could even so much as reach me, I whipped my braid over my shoulder, and it hung over my head, the scorpion tail ready to strike. Maybe it was merely my own perspective but it seemed to extend further out from the back of my head. My fingers stiffened up as if I had an exoskeleton.

Before he could insert the knife blade into me, I jabbed my fingers right into the side of his face. My fingertips pierced through his temple and his eye, and he staggered back. He dropped the knife, but I was not done yet as I used my other hand to do the same thing.

It was as if I had those same claws of a scorpion. Indeed, I did. My hands formed into those sharp lobster claws. The end of the braid hit him in the face, which in turn gave me the chance to extend my fist to his face. I never punched anyone that hard before, but I punched him so hard that it knocked his blinded ass right down onto the sidewalk. 

I lunged for him. His eyes and temples were bleeding, yet I lunged for him.

I had stuck the head of the stinger into the side of his neck. I stuck it in deep, just like the scorpion that had stung me up in the rock field. He gasped for air as I pumped him full of my venom. Blood oozed from his temples and his eyes down the side so of his neck onto that ragged sweatshirt, but I knew he could see me, the woman he was about to assault and slice with that knife that was going to be mine after I was done with him. Bleeding from three holes, he fell onto his knees. I left the stinger in as I gave him more venom. The blood trickled out from the wound on either side of the head of the stinger onto his chest and down onto the sidewalk, a growing cataract of a man who thought he could take me. He fell backwards and that was when I finally let go of him. He was dead, left to hemorrhage out on the sun-toasted concrete and in the way that he was about to leave me: I had saved myself from potentially dying at his hands.

It was my first kill. The first drawing of blood as if I was a vampire rather than a mutant. The first drawing of blood even though I had never intended it to be that whatsoever. I was walked on to my trail and my tree, I noticed something about my fingers as well as my braid: my fingers had returned to their normal shape, and my braid rested on my back as it should. Not a single drop of blood to be found, either: not even on my hair.

My only hope was that no one would notice the corpse hemorrhaging out on the sidewalk behind me as I returned to my hike through the hills, but then again, it wasn’t as if it was one of those things that was easily overlooked.

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October 11 2023 Santa Lucia, Anfitreatro de Praca de Republica, Vila Nova de Cacela, Vila Real Santo Antonio, Algarve

We packed up our things from our villa and headed out to breakfast because we are changing lodgings today. I have REALLY enjoyed the villa and this WONDERFUL resort and I highly recommend it to anyone visiting the Algarve.

The breakfast room was so comfortable and the food was yummy every day. It turns out I could eat the eggs because all the eggs in Portugal are cage-free! I typically avoid bakery products too, because they are almost never vegan, but they did have a an oat bread I could toast and that was tasty.

We rode our bikes along the coast this morning to Santa Lucia, to stop and take photos because Alex insisted this was one of the most photogenic spots along the tour. He and Suzanne were also quite photogenic!

We stopped at a cafe and bakery in Anfitreatro de Praca de Republica for a snack and drinks. The cafe was in a lovely little plaza and a guy was playing guitar and singing, creating a relaxing ambiance.

After the snack we walked over to the bridge, which Alex said had a story of a Romeo and Juliet kind of sad love tale about Tavio and Faro who defended the bridge and the independence of Portugal and died in the process. There was a plaque with the story but it was hard to read in Portuguese so we pretty much had to take Alex's word for it.

It was a lovely spot, with brautiful white and gold stucco homes with gardens on either side of the river and everyone else decided we needed a group picture so we took one.

The next stop on our route was Vila Nova de Cacela, which is also considered one of the loveliest spots on that part of the coast for photos, so we complied.

We thought another group shot was called for at the interesting church near the beach, so we gathered in front of it, which also gave us a chance to rest a bit before heading off on the last leg of today's journey and LUNCH at the beach club in Vila Real de Santo Antonio, after which some of us went swimming in the Atlantic Ocean!

Because they had loaded our bikes on vans at the beach clubs, I needed to walk to town after my swim, which was quite tiring after all the riding, so I was really happy to be able to take a shower in our pretty, comfortable room before resting before dinner on our own.

Luckily, we found a sweet little vegetarian restaurant and the female chef made some exquisite vegan dishes for me. We saw our guides Rita and Pedro eating outside at the same restaurant and spent a few minutes chatting with them. They have both been SO helpful througout our tour.

We walked around the square behind the hotel after dinner, where there waa a kind of fair going on, and then walked back to our beautiful hotel, the Grand Hotel, with its heavy wood Portuguese furniture, iron stair railings, and porcelain painted pots everywhere.

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Hi birders, bird enthusiasts and general nature enjoyers: the Santa Rita lodge in Madera canyon, AZ is one of the most fantastic places to stay at and bird, that I have ever experienced. Like many other small businesses, it is suffering from the current situation and may close permanently. If you have ever been here, or more importantly, haven’t gotten the chance to go yet, please consider helping them out so there is still a Santa Rita lodge to go to after we’ve weathered this shit storm. I mean ffs, I saw an owl there so small, I thought I was going to pop. (Elf owl. Look it up.)

When I went, we stayed at the lodge. There was a bronzed cowbird going around tapping on all the windows trying to attack his own reflection. We originally photoshopped an enlarged cowbird creeping in the window next to where I was taking a nap. It has become the template for this ongoing joke. 

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Histórico Brookdale Lodge, un lugar frecuentado por los espíritus

Histórico Brookdale Lodge, un lugar frecuentado por los espíritus

En lo profundo de las estribaciones de las montañas de Santa Cruz se encuentra un hotel histórico en la base de imponentes secuoyas. Brookdale Lodge, en su apogeo, fue uno de los complejos turísticos de lujo más populares de California. Recibiendo a celebridades como Marilyn Monroe, Rita Hayworth y James Dean. El presidente Herbert Hoover se quedó varias veces. E incluso el infame gángster, Al…

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What Are the Top Mountain Wedding Locations In The U.S.?

What could be more fascinating than tying the knot at one of the country’s incredible mountain wedding venues, enclosed by all of nature’s beauty? While these venues are stunning at any given time of year, they’ve snug feel that is especially appropriate throughout the colder-weather months. Also, they make a great substitute to the typical beach destination wedding.

Here are the top mountain wedding locations in the U.S.

Early Mountain Vineyards – Madison, Virginia

This stunning Virginia vineyard gives panoramic views of the Blue Ridge foothills. You will fall in the love with cosy & intimate event hall with its massive fireplace. Also there is a Guest Cottage on premises where you can stay the weekend with friends and family.

Stowe Mountain Resort – Stowe, Vermont:

Outdoorsy couples will be instantly lured to this resort, which gives a natural rustic feel. There’re several ceremony & reception spaces to select from, from ballrooms to gardens. Especially unique is the Cliff House Restaurant – it is placed at 3,625ft & accessible through a gondola ride.

The Highlands at Dove Mountain – Marana, Arizona:

This mountain wedding venue gives incredible sights of the Tucson, Santa Catalina and Santa Rita Mountain ranges. Ceremonies are hosted on the outdoor lawn, whereas the roomy Dove Mountain Ballroom is perfect for reception events.

Mohonk Mountain House – New Paltz, New York

Although this Cliffside resort is known as a “house” it is truly more like a castle. Situated on the reservoirs of Lake Mohonk this incredible mountain nuptial venue gives many ceremony site options, including gardens and a Victorian Parlor with lake sights. The West Dining Room gives beautiful sights of the mountains.

Yosemite National Park – Yosemite, California

Probably the most renowned national parks in the country & surely one of the favourite mountain wedding locations, Yosemite also makes a perfect wedding site for nature lovers. There’re 4 diverse ceremony & reception settings at the park, including Yosemite Lodge at the Falls, with its vistas of Yosemite Falls from the ceremony site, and the chic Victorian-style Wawona Hotel.

Leatherwood Mountains – Ferguson, North Carolina

Couples who are fond of both horses and mountains will discover a dreamy wedding site in Leatherwood Mountains, this site gives a unique ceremony venue in the Cabin Stage – situated at the base of the 2-storey chimney of an original 1844 home. The covered pavilion gives a countryside, open air option for receptions.

For more information, visit: https://www.worldclassweddingvenues.com/

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Rufous hummingbirds battling it out at the feeder! The #bumblebee 🐝 decided to take advantage of the opportunity and grab his own drink 😅 #rufoushummingbird #hummingbird #hummingbirdsofinstagram #battle #santaritalodge #maderacanyon #arizona🌵 #birdsofarizona #birdsofinstagram #wildlife #arizonawildlife #wildlifephotography #wildlifeplanet #birdphotography #birdlovers #birdlife #birdnerd #birdshots #az #natgeoyourshot #ourdailyplanet #getoutside #explorearizona #see_arizona #nikon #nikonphotography (at Santa Rita Lodge) https://www.instagram.com/p/CEaC7UaHHDv/?igshid=19m8fnsa40d4c

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I'm pretty much down to only bird photos now. Guess I should go try and get some storm photos or something. 📷 Canon EOS 6D Mark II 🔭 EF100-400mm f/4.5-5.6L IS II USM ��� 400mm | 1/1250s | f/5.6 | ISO-320 📅 June 2020 🏜 Santa Rita Lodge, Madera Canyon, AZ http://bgboydphoto.com/photos © 2020 BG Boyd Photography

[fatchance]

Recent birds: Black-headed grosbeak / picogordo tigrillo (Pheucticus melanocephalus), at Santa Rita Lodge, Madera Canyon, Santa Cruz County, Arizona.

The Spanish name is a delight – picogordo meaning stout-beaked, and tigrillo meaning ocelot for the birds' colors and markings.

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Ana Victoria Jiménez (Mexican, b. 1941),  from the series Cuaderno de tareas (Assignment book), 1978-81Four sets of ten black-and-white photographs. 25 sheets: 10 × 6 1/2 in. (25.4 × 16.5 cm); 15 sheets: 6 1/2 × 10 in. (16.5 × 25.4 cm). Courtesy of Ana Victoria Jiménez. ©the artist. Image courtesy of the Hammer Museum. 

PLAN ForYourArt: December 7–13

Thursday, December 7

Winter Soiree, The Music Center (Downtown), 5:30pm. $2,500.

Family 1st Thursday: Installation Art, Santa Barbara Museum of Art (Santa Barbara), 5:30–7:30pm.

Artist and scholar walkthroughs: Angela Lopez Ruiz, Hammer Museum (Westwood), 6pm.

Sculpture to Wear !ndelible, Kopeikin Galllery (Culver City), 6–9pm.

Paul Brach Lecture Series: Wizard Apprentice (Tieraney Carter), CalArts (Valencia), 6pm.

Graphic Design T-Shirt Show, CalArts (Valencia), 6–11pm.

David Alan Harvey: Capturing Cuba, Annenberg Space for Photography (Century City), 6:30–8pm.

GEORGE BALANCHINE'S THE NUTCRACKER, The Music Center (Downtown), 6:30pm. Through December 10.

Talk: Curator Walkthrough of "A Universal History of Infamy" with Rita Gonzalez, LACMA (Miracle Mile), 7pm.

CraftNight: Papercraft A Holiday Workshop, Craft and Folk Art Museum (Miracle Mile), 7–9pm. $10.

at land’s edge presents Jimena Sarno, Southern California Library (South L.A.), 7–9pm.

Felipe Dulzaides and John Loomis on Havana's National Art Schools, LAMAG (East Hollywood), 7pm.

Rodney Bingenheimer "Santa's Got a GTO Vol. 2" LP and Gearhead Magazine Release Party, La Luz de Jesus Gallery (Los Feliz), 7–10pm.

ALTERNATE ENDINGS, RADICAL BEGINNINGS, MOCA Grand Avenue (Downtown), 7–9pm.

In Conversation: Lok Siu and Maria Magdalena Campos-Pons, California African American Museum (Downtown), 7pm.

SCREENINGS   Part of the series The Contenders 2017: Get Out, and Q&A with Jordan Peele, Hammer Museum (Westwood), 7:30pm.

Reading Series, Women’s Center for Creative Work (Frogtown), 7:30–9:30pm.

Crotty Lecture - Christian Origins in Early Modern Europe: The Birth of a New Kind of History, The Huntington (San Marino), 7:30pm.

CalArts Winter Dance, CalArts (Valencia), 8:30pm. Also December 8.

Jazz Ensemble Concert, CalArts (Valencia), 10pm.

Friday, December 8

Conference: Globalizing the Protestant Reformations, The Huntington (San Marino), 8:30am.

Indigenous Knowledge and the Making of the Colonial Latin America, Getty Center (Brentwood), 9:30am–5pm.

Deconstructing Allusion II: Featuring Greg Miller, JoAnne Artman Gallery (Laguna Beach), 11am–5pm. 

Little Masters of Imagine Studio, Center for the Arts Eagle Rock (Eagle Rock), 5–9pm.

ARTIST APPEARANCE: THOMAS DEMAND, Palm Springs Art Museum (Palm Springs), 5:30pm.

Your Mouth A Constellation, JOAN (Mid-City), 7pm; performance, 7:30pm.

REGGAE ON THE BORDER: THE POSSIBILITIES OF A FRONTERA SOUNDSCAPE, Museum of Latin American Art (Long Beach), 7pm.

Film: An Evening With . . . Sam Esmail, LACMA (Miracle Mile), 7:30pm.

REMATCH by Simone Forti & Carmela Hermann Dietrich, Highways Performance Space (Santa Monica), 8:30pm. $20–25. Also December 9.

Bennie Maupin plays The Jewel and The Lotus (1974, ECM), REDCAT (Downtown), 8:30pm. $15–25.

Desert Soul Club, Mod Soul Funk Party, Tonga Hut (Palm Springs), 9pm–1am.

WINDS FROM FUSANG: MEXICO AND CHINA IN THE TWENTIETH CENTURY, USC Pacific Asia Museum (Pasadena).

Saturday, December 9

Quiet Mornings: Art x Mindfulness, The Geffen Contemporary at MOCA (Downtown), 9:30am.

Lecture: Herbert Cole on Mothers and Children in the Arts of Africa, Fowler Museum (Westwood), 11am.

A Step Back In Time, The Perfect Exposure Gallery (Koreatown), 11am–4pm. Continues December 10. 

Holiday Sale, White Lodge (Highland Park), 11am–4pm.

HOLIDAY BAZAAR SHOPPING EVENT, THERE-THERE GALLERY (Hollywood), 12–5pm.

L.A. Makers Pop-Up,  LACE (Los Angeles Contemporary Exhibitions) (Hollywood), 12–7pm.

Holiday Marketplace, Self Help Graphics & Art (Downtown), 12–5pm.

Quema Del Diablo Music and Arts Festival, Joshua Tree Retreat Center / Center of Mentalphysics (Joshua Tree), 12pm.

Sun and Shadow: Imagining Los Angeles and Mexico City, ca. 1950, lecture by architectural historian Keith Eggener, LACMA (Miracle Mile), 1pm.

The Art Of Creative Manifestation And Entrepreneurialism, Women’s Center for Creative Work (Frogtown), 1–4pm. $24–30.

Queer Werkout with Nicola Bullock and Sarah Bouars, Pieter (Lincoln Heights), 1–3pm. $15–20.

MFA Open Studios, UC Riverside (Riverside), 1–5pm.

PST: Video Art in Latin America – Curator Walk Through and Screening, LAXART (Hollywood), 2pm; screening, 3:30pm.

Gingerbread House Workshop, Laguna Art Museum (Laguna Beach), 2–4pm. $10.

Around the Table: Recipes and Stories from The Lark SB, Santa Barbara Museum of Art (Santa Barbara), 2pm.

Artist talk: Katie Crown: Watercolors and Joan Wynn: Alive, TAG Gallery (Santa Monica), 3pm.

M E G A  P H O T O B O O K  S A T U R D A Y!, Arcana Books on the Arts (Culver City), 3–7pm.

37th Annual Black Doll Show, William Grant Still Arts Center (West Adams), 3–6pm.

Michael Queenland, Kristina Kite Gallery (Mid-City), 3–5pm.

1ST CHILDREN’S HOLIDAY GALA, Museum of Latin American Art (Long Beach), 3–6pm.

plant spirit meditation ceremony with tea infusions, Five Car Garage (Santa Monica), 4–5pm.

Terry Leness: Sunshine Muse and Jennifer Bain: A Palimpsest of Time and Place, Lia Skidmore Contemporary Art (Santa Monica), 4–6pm.

Brass Ensemble Concert, CalArts (Valencia), 4–6pm.

Betty Sheinbaum: An Artist, TAG Gallery (Santa Monica), 5–8pm.

Graduate Open Studios, UCLA Graduate Studios (Culver City), 5–8pm.

There is Only One Paul R. Williams, WUHO - Woodbury University Hollywood Outpost (Hollywood), 6pm.

Holiday Echo Park Craft Fair, Mack Sennett Studios (Silver Lake), 6–9pm. Also December 10.

THE ARTYSSEY, Skid Row History Museum & Archive (Downtown), 6–8pm.

SOUTHLAND ENSEMBLE FLUXUS : CONSTRUCTION, Automata (Chinatown), 8pm. $15.

Lou Harrison, Music of the Pacific, REDCAT (Downtown), 8:30pm. $15–25.

Experimental Futures: Alex Wand, Cari Stevens, Molly Allis, Justin Asher, Human Hemingway, OOLA, Pieter (Linoln Heights), 8:30–10pm.

Sunday, December 10

Getting Real With Money, Women’s Center for Creative Work (Frogtown), 10am–1pm. Also December 17.

CREATE: A Comedy of Hands/Una comedia de manos, ESMoA (El Segundo), 10am–1pm.

HANUKKAH FESTIVAL LA/LA, Skirball Cultural Center (Brentwood), 11am–4pm.

Nutcracker: The Motion Picture and Where the Wild Things Are, Hammer Museum (Westwood), 11am.

THERE-THERE AND FORYOURART CERAMICS SUNDAY, there-there (Hollywood), 11am–3pm.

COMMUNITY HOLIDAY FESTIVAL, Museum of Latin American Art (Long Beach), 11am–5pm.

Holiday & Cookie Time, 356 Mission (Downtown), 12–5pm.

Tow Truck Towing a Tow Truck, haphazard/ as-is.la (Downtown), 1–5pm.

Performance and Open House, Side Street Projects (Altadena), 1–4pm.

Upcycled Instrument-Making Workshop with Guillermo Galindo and JR Thomason A CraftLab Family Workshop!, Craft and Folk Art Museum (Miracle Mile), 1:30–3:30pm. $5–7.

Studio Sunday on the Front Steps, Santa Barbara Museum of Art (Santa Barbara), 1:30–4:30pm.

Free The Voice!, Women’s Center for Creative Work (Frogtown), 2pm. $32–40.

Lecture - Cochineal in the History of Art and Global Trade, The Huntington (San Marino), 2:30pm.

Talk: The Thirtieth Annual Michele and Peter Berton Memorial Lecture on Japanese Art: Bachelors' Passions and Ladies' Crazes: The Gender of Japanism, LACMA (Miracle Mile), 3:30pm.

Performing Wellness With Deborah Seabrook, Women’s Center for Creative Work (Frogtown), 8–10pm. $10–20.

Guitars @ CalArts, CalArts (Valencia), 8–10pm.

Studio: Fall 2017, REDCAT (Downtown), 8:30pm. Through December 11.

El Segundo Holiday Parade, various locations (El Segundo).

Monday, December 11

Holiday Music: Vox Feminae, The Huntington (San Marino), 1–2pm.

SCREENINGS   Part of the series The Contenders 2017: Lady Bird, and Q&A with Greta Gerwig, Hammer Museum (Westwood), 7:30pm.

Neighborhoods For All: Tenants’ Rights, Community Participation, & Housing Justice, Women’s Center for Creative Work (Frogtown), 7:30–9:30pm.

Tuesday, December 12

Finding Form and Robert Polidori: 20 Photographs of the Getty Museum, 1997, Getty Center (Brentwood), 10am–5:30pm. 

Film: Nocturne, LACMA (Miracle Mile), 1pm.

LAND Annual Holiday Moveable Feast, Carmencita (Hollywood), 6–9pm. $75.

SCREENINGS   Part of the series The Contenders 2017: The Big Sick, and Q&A with Kumail Nanjiani, Emily V. Gordon, and Michael Showalter, Hammer Museum (Westwood), 7:30pm.

Wednesday, December 13

Pierre Fatumbi Verger: Mensageiro Dois Mundos, Fowler Museum (Westwood), 7–9pm.

Community Generated Safety—How it works in Gladys Park and Holiday Party, Skid Row History Museum & Archive (Downtown), 7pm.

In Conversation: Thelma Golden and Gary Simmons, California African American Museum (Downtown), 7pm.

How To Have Hard Conversations: Step 2, Constructive Conflict Communication at Work, Home and Everywhere In Between, Women’s Center for Creative Work (Frogtown), 7–10pm. $16–20.

SCREENINGS   Part of the series The Contenders 2017: The Florida Project, and Q&A with Willem Dafoe and Sean Baker, Hammer Museum (Westwood), 7:30pm.

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11 Things You Should Know Before You Travel to Chile

If you happen to requested me which South American nation is my favorite, it might positively be Chile. The historic previous, various landscapes, world-class points of interest, welcoming locals, and the European aptitude has made me return there time and again. I initially deliberate to journey to Chile for one month, after which I discovered myself staying there for 3 months. As I’ve travelled extensively in Chile, I’ve discovered an entire lot in regards to the nation. If Chile is in your listing, listed here are 11 issues you need to know earlier than your go to.

Santiago is Protected to Go to

Earlier than my go to to Santiago, nearly everybody I met instructed me Santiago is harmful. Two British travellers even mentioned that they didn’t really feel protected on the subway and left the nation shortly.

I visited Santiago thrice, stayed in three completely different neighborhoods, and took the subway in the course of the rush hour and nothing unhealthy occurred. All I skilled was individuals who genuinely wished to assist me and their ardour to share the tradition and details about their nation with me.

In truth, Santiago is likely one of the most secure cities in Latin America and you may stroll round in some neighbourhoods at evening. Simply maintain your wits about you and don’t showcase your wealth and you’ll certainly have a memorable go to.

Chile’s Spanish is Not as Onerous to Perceive as it’s Made Out to be

Many vacationers to Chile are likely to get pissed off, as it’s a completely different Spanish from those discovered in class and different Spanish-speaking nations. Chileans have their very own slang (for instance, cachai?) and communicate quick and with an accent. Their Spanish takes a while to get used to however it’s not tough to speak with them as all people says it’s. When you get used to their Spanish, you can see them cracking jokes and making you chortle on a regular basis.

Chile Has So A lot to Supply

Chile is the longest nation on the planet; it stretches 2,653 miles from the north to the south and solely 110 miles from the east to the west, with the arid Atacama Desert and the Pacific Coast within the north, and mountains and valleys within the central, various landscapes in Patagonia, and ends its territory north of the Antarctic Circle.

Because of this, Chile has completely different climates, landscapes, tradition, meals, and topography in several areas. Every area comes with completely different cities and neighborhoods that help you be taught various things in regards to the nation and discover gorgeous locations to discover. Chile is just not a rustic the place you possibly can keep for every week and be carried out with it. It’s a big place the place you journey for a number of months and nonetheless end up scratching the floor of it.

Be Ready to Drink A lot of Wine

In case you are a wine fanatic, Chile is your paradise. With 2,700 miles of shoreline alongside the Pacific Ocean, a central valley, and year-round sunshine, Chile has the sources and wealthy soil to supply wine with distinctive high quality.

Some wines are fruity, others dry and herbaceous, and linger in your tongue for lengthy. Concha y Toro, San Pedro, Lapostolle, and Santa Rita are some prime Chilean wine manufacturers. The most effective of all, wine in Chile in all fairness priced and a bottle can price as little as $4.

Out of the Main Vacationer Spots, Most Elements are Untouched

When you get out of San Pedro de Atacama, Santiago, Valparaiso, Pucon, and Torres Del Paine, nearly in all places you go, you will notice solely nature and some vacationers and locals.

In Patagonia, you may be surrounded by mountains, glaciers, aquamarine waters, forests, and colourful homes with out costly excursions and hordes of individuals. In Locations like components of Carretera Austral and Puerto Williams, you possibly can take pleasure in unimaginable views with no one round.

Chile is an Costly Nation to Go to

The frequent conception that South America is reasonable to journey doesn’t apply to Chile. In my expertise, the meals and transport are usually costly when in comparison with Colombia, Ecuador, and Peru. It often prices $10 and extra for a meal, and the fare for taking a long-distance bus is larger than its neighbor nations as nicely.

The costly price to journey in Chile is particularly true in Patagonia the place the inhabitants, meals, and transport are scarce, so be ready to pay a better price to eat, take the bus and the boat, and go to the nationwide park.

Be Prepared for the Totally different Climatic Zones All through the Nation

Chile has a number of climatic zones. If you happen to go to Santiago and Valparaiso, a shirt, shorts, and a jacket are sufficient to get round. When touring via Patagonia, it may be sunny in a single hour, raining in one other hour, and the temperature is often between 5-15 Celsius in the course of the day and colder at evening.

If you happen to go to Torres De Paine, Puerto Natales, Punta Arenas, or Puerto Williams, be ready for wind gusts of as much as 180 kilometers per hour – sturdy sufficient to blow a hiker away.

In Some Areas, Border Crossing to Argentina is Extraordinarily Troublesome

Chile and Argentina have had territorial disputes prior to now. Though the scenario has eased through the years, some borders between Chile and Argentina have imposed numerous difficulties for vacationers who attempt to cross via.

The immigration workplaces between the 2 nations are miles aside, and the border in components of Patagonia doesn’t have public transport to undergo so it’s essential stroll or hitchhike. On the border between Villa O’Higgins and Argentina, automobiles are inaccessible and also you want a mix of taking the boat, getting a horse, and strolling 22-miles within the forest to get to the Argentinian aspect.

Chileans Often Have Tea as an alternative of Dinner

In case you are invited to an area’s home after work time, don’t anticipate to have a giant dinner. As a substitute, you can see your self having tea time with bread, espresso, and lightweight refreshments.  The portion of the meals is mild. In case you are used to having a giant dinner at evening, you’ll want to eat one thing earlier than or after tea time.

Pack your Personal Meals When Taking the Lengthy-distance Bus

In Colombia and Ecuador, I bought so used to the long-distance bus stops on the roadside eating places that give passengers high quality time to eat.

In Peru, I used to be spoilt by Cruz Del Sur and Oltursa offering free meals onboard. So, in Chile the bus journey might be lengthy and exhausting, and stopping someplace to allow you to eat or offering free meals is just not a factor. In truth, on a 20-hour bus journey, the one meals you’ll get is mild snacks and boxed juice, they usually actually don’t final lengthy.

You Do Not Should E book your Lodging in Advance when you Journey within the Low Season

December to February is the height season to journey in Chile, and lodges and hostels might be offered out rapidly, particularly when you plan on visiting common points of interest reminiscent of Santiago, Vapalaiso, and San Pedro De Atacama.

The most effective time to go to Chile is in the course of the shoulder season from October to November, the place it’s not crowded with vacationers, the local weather is average, and it’s straightforward to seek out lodging on a walk-in foundation (the one exception is Torres Del Paine, the place it’s essential e-book the campsites a number of months prematurely).

I want these journey ideas and recommendation will aid you plan your journey to Chile. If you happen to visited Chile earlier than, be happy to share your ideas and experiences under.

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Was für ein Wetter, er regnet Bindfäden!....aber dicke Bindfäden, ganz dicke!!! ....und man mag es sich nicht vorstellen, aber das Hotel sagt die Wanderung ab und ich dachte immer, es gibt kein schlechtes Wetter sondern nur schlechte Kleidung....

Da nichts ging und es weiter regnete, ging ich einfach schnorcheln und schaute mir die Unterwasserwelt an.....

....mehr ist heute nicht drin....

...irgendwas geht immer, gegen 14 Uhr hörte es auf zu regnen und ich konnte Alexander von einer kleinen Wanderung überzeugen. Ich wollte mich mit dem Boot zur Macairo Lodge übersetzen lassen. Erst hieß es am Bootssteg nein, dann ja klar, dann wieder nein, dann liefen Alexander und ich einfach los, alleine. Hauptsache erstmal bewegen.

Wir wurden von einem netten Einheimischen im Toyota Hilux mitgenommen und kurz hinter Santa Rita rausgelassen.

5 min später bemerkte ich, dass ich meine Australischen Hut im Auto liegen lassen habe.....aaahhhh...😭😭😭😭

....das tut weh, 25 Jahre hat er mich begleitet und jetzt ist er weg. Das schmerzt, wie wenn man einen guten Freund verliert.

Natürlich informierte ich die Rezeption über alles und versprach auch 30 EUR Belohnung...ich hoffe, es hilft.

Morgen verlassen wir Principe....

Wer weiß schon, dass es Graupapageien auf Principe gibt...

....hier ist er gerade auf dem Weg zur Rezeption...wo ich kurz vor dem Abendessen war, um noch einmal nach dem Hut zu fragen.

Beim Abendessen gab es Dessert, Panna Cotta, ja gibt es das denn, da bettelte ich gleich um eine zweite Portion, nachdem ich die erste inhaliert hatte, und bekam sie auch!!

Nachdem Abendessen ging ich nochmal zur Rezeption, aber Steven (Rezeptionist) sagte mir, es wäre leider nichts abgegeben worden und ob ich mir ganz sicher wäre mit der Beschreibung des Wagens.....ja klar sagte ich und verabschiedete mich und bedankte mich für seine Hilfe!

Gerade als ich mich umdreht, griff Steeven unter den Tresen und wedelte mit meinem dreckigen verschwitzten Hut...mein Hut ist wieder da! Juchee!!!

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Onde ficar na Praia do Campeche

Florianópolis: onde ficar na Praia do Campeche

A Praia do Campeche localiza-se ao sul de Florianópolis, no litoral do estado de Santa Catarina. O destino é bastante procurado, não só por turistas brasileiros, mas também por argentinos e uruguaios. Sobretudo, nos meses de alta temporada (Dezembro a Março). A partir da Praia do Campeche, pode-se conhecer facilmente a paradisíaca Ilha do Campeche, o Mirante Morro das Pedras, Praia do Caldeirão, Armação, Matadeiro, dentre outras praias do sul da ilha. Ficamos felizes em ajudar no planejamento da sua viagem. Por isso, na pauta de hoje, apresentamos os melhores hotéis com boas localizações para aproveitar ao máximo os seus passeios. Role a página e descubra onde ficar na Praia do Campeche.

Pousada Ilha Faceira

Foto divulgação: Pousada Ilha Faceira, Campeche – Santa Catarina

A Pousada Ilha Faceira está localizada na rua das Corticeiras, somente a 100 metros da Praia do Campeche. Dispõe de suites confortáveis, equipadas com cama king size, ar condicionado split, mini-bar, TV a Cabo e varanda com rede. Além disso, a unidade disponibiliza aos hóspedes uma piscina ao ar livre, jardim, terraço para banhos de sol, toalhas de praia/piscina, jacuzzi, estacionamento e WI-FI gratuitos! O café da manhã é totalmente caseiro, feito com produtos frescos.

A Lagoa da Conceição fica a 10 km. O centro da cidade de Florianópolis e o Terminal Rodoviário de Rita Maria estão a 15 km da propriedade. O Aeroporto Internacional Hercílio Luz situa-se a 11 km. Conheça mais da Pousada Ilha Faceira no Booking. Para reservar com até 50% desconto basta clicar (aqui).

Apartamento Sea Front, Front Native Forest

Foto divulgação: Apartamento Sea Front, Front Native Forest, Campeche – Santa Catarina

Situado na Rua Linda Estrela Mar, o Sea Front Native Forest, está entre os melhores apartamentos para ficar na Praia do Campeche. A propriedade de 95 m² dispõe de duas suites confortáveis com banheira de hidromassagem, varanda com rede, WI-FI gratuito em todos os cômodos e uma cozinha americana com sala integrada.

A cozinha encontra-se totalmente equipada com armários, fogão, geladeira, forno, máquina de lavar roupa, TV de tela plana, utensílios de cozinha, etc. Outras comodidades: estacionamento gratuito, churrasqueira, terraço e vista para o jardim. Acesse o site do Booking e saiba mais sobre o Apartamento Sea Front Native Forest. Reservar com até 50% desconto. Está gostando das dicas sobre onde ficar na Praia do Campeche? Guarde o post nos favoritos!

Pousada Bon Vivant Floripa

Foto divulgação: Pousada Bon Vivant Floripa, Campeche – Santa Catarina

Outra boa opção de alojamento é a Pousada Bon Vivant Floripa, localizada somente a 300 metros da Praia do Campeche. A unidade está entre as mais bem avaliadas no quesito preço/qualidade. Apresenta apartamentos aconchegantes e arejados, equipados com cama king size, ar condicionado, kitchenette completa e uma varanda com vista para a montanha.

Para mais, a pousada também disponibiliza um terraço exterior, sala de estar e refeições, jardim, estacionamento e WI-FI gratuitos, dentre outras comodidades! O centro de Florianópolis encontra-se a pouco mais de 8 km e o Aeroporto Internacional Hercílio Luz fica a 7 km da propriedade. Conheça mais da Pousada Ilha Faceira no Booking. Para reservar com até 50% desconto basta clicar (aqui). Ainda na dúvida de onde se hospedar na Praia do Campeche? Dê uma olhada na Pousada Vila Tamarindo Eco Lodge, Beach Box Sport Village, Pousada Tulipane e no Floripa Surf Hostel.

*Nota

As hospedagens mencionadas acima têm uma taxa de ocupação alta de Dezembro a Março. Por isso, se você pretende visitar a Praia do Campeche durante esses meses, lembre-se de fazer a reserva de hotel com antecedência. Compre o seu alojamento através do Booking e garanta a sua estadia com até 50% desconto.

*Dicas extras

Planejando uma viagem pelo litoral catarinense? Confira os nossos posts completos sobre Florianópolis, Aluguel de Temporada na Praia da Daniela, Santo Antônio de Lisboa, Ilha do Anhatomirim, Lagoa da Conceição, Ribeirão da Ilha e onde se hospedar na Guarda do Embaú. Em breve mais artigos de Santa Catarina! Esperamos que tenha gostado das nossas dicas e informações. Obrigada pela visita e seja sempre bem vindo (a) ao blog!

Procurando Hotel? Pesquise as promoções no Booking.com – você não paga nada por isso, cancela e altera quando quiser e ainda tem a garantia dos melhores preços. Saiba mais: Aqui !

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Onde ficar na Praia do Campeche

Florianópolis: onde ficar na Praia do Campeche

A Praia do Campeche localiza-se ao sul de Florianópolis, no litoral do estado de Santa Catarina. O destino é bastante procurado, não só por turistas brasileiros, mas também por argentinos e uruguaios. Sobretudo, nos meses de alta temporada (Dezembro a Março). A partir da Praia do Campeche, pode-se conhecer facilmente a paradisíaca Ilha do Campeche, o Mirante Morro das Pedras, Praia do Caldeirão, Armação, Matadeiro, dentre outras praias do sul da ilha. Ficamos felizes em ajudar no planejamento da sua viagem. Por isso, na pauta de hoje, apresentamos os melhores hotéis com boas localizações para aproveitar ao máximo os seus passeios. Role a página e descubra onde ficar na Praia do Campeche.

Pousada Ilha Faceira

Foto divulgação: Pousada Ilha Faceira, Campeche – Santa Catarina

A Pousada Ilha Faceira está localizada na rua das Corticeiras, somente a 100 metros da Praia do Campeche. Dispõe de suites confortáveis, equipadas com cama king size, ar condicionado split, mini-bar, TV a Cabo e varanda com rede. Além disso, a unidade disponibiliza aos hóspedes uma piscina ao ar livre, jardim, terraço para banhos de sol, toalhas de praia/piscina, jacuzzi, estacionamento e WI-FI gratuitos! O café da manhã é totalmente caseiro, feito com produtos frescos.

A Lagoa da Conceição fica a 10 km. O centro da cidade de Florianópolis e o Terminal Rodoviário de Rita Maria estão a 15 km da propriedade. O Aeroporto Internacional Hercílio Luz situa-se a 11 km. Conheça mais da Pousada Ilha Faceira no Booking. Para reservar com até 50% desconto basta clicar (aqui).

Apartamento Sea Front, Front Native Forest

Foto divulgação: Apartamento Sea Front, Front Native Forest, Campeche – Santa Catarina

Situado na Rua Linda Estrela Mar, o Sea Front Native Forest, está entre os melhores apartamentos para ficar na Praia do Campeche. A propriedade de 95 m² dispõe de duas suites confortáveis com banheira de hidromassagem, varanda com rede, WI-FI gratuito em todos os cômodos e uma cozinha americana com sala integrada.

A cozinha encontra-se totalmente equipada com armários, fogão, geladeira, forno, máquina de lavar roupa, TV de tela plana, utensílios de cozinha, etc. Outras comodidades: estacionamento gratuito, churrasqueira, terraço e vista para o jardim. Acesse o site do Booking e saiba mais sobre o Apartamento Sea Front Native Forest. Reservar com até 50% desconto. Está gostando das dicas sobre onde ficar na Praia do Campeche? Guarde o post nos favoritos!

Pousada Bon Vivant Floripa

Foto divulgação: Pousada Bon Vivant Floripa, Campeche – Santa Catarina

Outra boa opção de alojamento é a Pousada Bon Vivant Floripa, localizada somente a 300 metros da Praia do Campeche. A unidade está entre as mais bem avaliadas no quesito preço/qualidade. Apresenta apartamentos aconchegantes e arejados, equipados com cama king size, ar condicionado, kitchenette completa e uma varanda com vista para a montanha.

Para mais, a pousada também disponibiliza um terraço exterior, sala de estar e refeições, jardim, estacionamento e WI-FI gratuitos, dentre outras comodidades! O centro de Florianópolis encontra-se a pouco mais de 8 km e o Aeroporto Internacional Hercílio Luz fica a 7 km da propriedade. Conheça mais da Pousada Ilha Faceira no Booking. Para reservar com até 50% desconto basta clicar (aqui). Ainda na dúvida de onde se hospedar na Praia do Campeche? Dê uma olhada na Pousada Vila Tamarindo Eco Lodge, Beach Box Sport Village, Pousada Tulipane e no Floripa Surf Hostel.

*Nota

As hospedagens mencionadas acima têm uma taxa de ocupação alta de Dezembro a Março. Por isso, se você pretende visitar a Praia do Campeche durante esses meses, lembre-se de fazer a reserva de hotel com antecedência. Compre o seu alojamento através do Booking e garanta a sua estadia com até 50% desconto.

*Dicas extras

Planejando uma viagem pelo litoral catarinense? Confira os nossos posts completos sobre Florianópolis, Aluguel de Temporada na Praia da Daniela, Santo Antônio de Lisboa, Ilha do Anhatomirim, Lagoa da Conceição, Ribeirão da Ilha e onde se hospedar na Guarda do Embaú. Em breve mais artigos de Santa Catarina! Esperamos que tenha gostado das nossas dicas e informações. Obrigada pela visita e seja sempre bem vindo (a) ao blog!

Procurando Hotel? Pesquise as promoções no Booking.com – você não paga nada por isso, cancela e altera quando quiser e ainda tem a garantia dos melhores preços. Saiba mais: Aqui !

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Onde ficar na Praia do Campeche

Florianópolis: onde ficar na Praia do Campeche

A Praia do Campeche localiza-se ao sul de Florianópolis, no litoral do estado de Santa Catarina. O destino é bastante procurado, não só por turistas brasileiros, mas também por argentinos e uruguaios. Sobretudo, nos meses de alta temporada (Dezembro a Março). A partir da Praia do Campeche, pode-se conhecer facilmente a paradisíaca Ilha do Campeche, o Mirante Morro das Pedras, Praia do Caldeirão, Armação, Matadeiro, dentre outras praias do sul da ilha. Ficamos felizes em ajudar no planejamento da sua viagem. Por isso, na pauta de hoje, apresentamos os melhores hotéis com boas localizações para aproveitar ao máximo os seus passeios. Role a página e descubra onde ficar na Praia do Campeche.

Pousada Ilha Faceira

Foto divulgação: Pousada Ilha Faceira, Campeche – Santa Catarina

A Pousada Ilha Faceira está localizada na rua das Corticeiras, somente a 100 metros da Praia do Campeche. Dispõe de suites confortáveis, equipadas com cama king size, ar condicionado split, mini-bar, TV a Cabo e varanda com rede. Além disso, a unidade disponibiliza aos hóspedes uma piscina ao ar livre, jardim, terraço para banhos de sol, toalhas de praia/piscina, jacuzzi, estacionamento e WI-FI gratuitos! O café da manhã é totalmente caseiro, feito com produtos frescos.

A Lagoa da Conceição fica a 10 km. O centro da cidade de Florianópolis e o Terminal Rodoviário de Rita Maria estão a 15 km da propriedade. O Aeroporto Internacional Hercílio Luz situa-se a 11 km. Conheça mais da Pousada Ilha Faceira no Booking. Para reservar com até 50% desconto basta clicar (aqui).

Apartamento Sea Front, Front Native Forest

Foto divulgação: Apartamento Sea Front, Front Native Forest, Campeche – Santa Catarina

Situado na Rua Linda Estrela Mar, o Sea Front Native Forest, está entre os melhores apartamentos para ficar na Praia do Campeche. A propriedade de 95 m² dispõe de duas suites confortáveis com banheira de hidromassagem, varanda com rede, WI-FI gratuito em todos os cômodos e uma cozinha americana com sala integrada.

A cozinha encontra-se totalmente equipada com armários, fogão, geladeira, forno, máquina de lavar roupa, TV de tela plana, utensílios de cozinha, etc. Outras comodidades: estacionamento gratuito, churrasqueira, terraço e vista para o jardim. Acesse o site do Booking e saiba mais sobre o Apartamento Sea Front Native Forest. Reservar com até 50% desconto. Está gostando das dicas sobre onde ficar na Praia do Campeche? Guarde o post nos favoritos!

Pousada Bon Vivant Floripa

Foto divulgação: Pousada Bon Vivant Floripa, Campeche – Santa Catarina

Outra boa opção de alojamento é a Pousada Bon Vivant Floripa, localizada somente a 300 metros da Praia do Campeche. A unidade está entre as mais bem avaliadas no quesito preço/qualidade. Apresenta apartamentos aconchegantes e arejados, equipados com cama king size, ar condicionado, kitchenette completa e uma varanda com vista para a montanha.

Para mais, a pousada também disponibiliza um terraço exterior, sala de estar e refeições, jardim, estacionamento e WI-FI gratuitos, dentre outras comodidades! O centro de Florianópolis encontra-se a pouco mais de 8 km e o Aeroporto Internacional Hercílio Luz fica a 7 km da propriedade. Conheça mais da Pousada Ilha Faceira no Booking. Para reservar com até 50% desconto basta clicar (aqui). Ainda na dúvida de onde se hospedar na Praia do Campeche? Dê uma olhada na Pousada Vila Tamarindo Eco Lodge, Beach Box Sport Village, Pousada Tulipane e no Floripa Surf Hostel.

*Nota

As hospedagens mencionadas acima têm uma taxa de ocupação alta de Dezembro a Março. Por isso, se você pretende visitar a Praia do Campeche durante esses meses, lembre-se de fazer a reserva de hotel com antecedência. Compre o seu alojamento através do Booking e garanta a sua estadia com até 50% desconto.

*Dicas extras

Planejando uma viagem pelo litoral catarinense? Confira os nossos posts completos sobre Florianópolis, Aluguel de Temporada na Praia da Daniela, Santo Antônio de Lisboa, Ilha do Anhatomirim, Lagoa da Conceição, Ribeirão da Ilha e onde se hospedar na Guarda do Embaú. Em breve mais artigos de Santa Catarina! Esperamos que tenha gostado das nossas dicas e informações. Obrigada pela visita e seja sempre bem vindo (a) ao blog!

Procurando Hotel? Pesquise as promoções no Booking.com – você não paga nada por isso, cancela e altera quando quiser e ainda tem a garantia dos melhores preços. Saiba mais: Aqui !

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Look at this #emerald beauty! It is always fun shooting Broad-billed Hummingbirds! They are so #gorgeous! #broadbilledhummingbird #hummingbird #hummingbirdsofinstagram #santaritalodge #maderacanyon #arizona 🌵 #birdsofarizona #birdsofinstagram #wildlife #arizonawildlife #wildlifephotography #wildlifeplanet #birdphotography #birdlovers #birdlife #birdnerd #birdshots #az #natgeoyourshot #ourdailyplanet #getoutside #explorearizona #see_arizona #nikon 📸 #nikonphotography (at Santa Rita Lodge) https://www.instagram.com/p/CFF0AG-HUT-/?igshid=164ntv5hgcy3o