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We've launched our Spanish PLUS Language Guide iPhone App with over 550 spoken audio phrases. This is available to download from iTunes for only USD$1.99
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Swahili is just one of the 25 languages available
A rich cultural life and abundant ancient history is the cherry on the cake of Peru's spectacular mountain scenery
A little street sense goes a long way
Prepare for altitude sickness
Ant Stone has one hour to discover all
Learn some lingo before you go
The loop from Lima, along the coastal deserts, up to Lake Titicaca and ending at Machu Picchu, is one of the most popular routes on the continent.
This route crosses the Northern Highlands by road and ends at Amazonian Iquitos, the world's largest city that cannot be reached by road.
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