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Copacabana attracts only a small number of travelers, who mostly stop for a visit to see the Isla del Sol. Otherwise those traveling through the area generally visit the more popular destinations such as La Paz. If you do travel to Copacabana, please take some time to tell us about what you saw in this Copacabana travel guide.
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There are 18 Hotels and Hostels in Copacabana
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01924Looking for a great place for dinner? Get your torche and follow the beach (lake on your right) to the end, right after the line of huts offering food. Turn left after those, yeah, it's really dark, but it's worth it! There's a big hotel: Rosario del Lago, on your right inside, and a lovely restaurant: Kota Kahuaña! Enjoy. Tip: the Bolivian wine served there, by the glass, is not that bad at all! Don't have any anywhere else though (in Copacabana, that is).
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050217Copacabana is the town on the Bolivian side of Lake Titicaca. Make sure to have at least three days here. The near-by islands Isla del Sol is one of the most impressive sites on Lake Titicaca and it is worth spending one night on the island. Be careful to book your round trip ferry to and from the island with the same guys, they have a bit of a feud and will not carry back other ferries' passengers.
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02238If you're going all the way to Copacabana, just don't go across the Titicaca Lake to Puno. Its nice to stop at the Isla del Sol (Sun Island) and stay for the night. The accommodation is really cheap and the sunset is awesome. At night the stars are so bright you wont believe it.
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