La Paz is an interesting city, it has a population of 4 million however it’s infrastructure is hardly what you would call developed nonetheless the city seems to harmoniously work (from where I saw it from anyway). There is traffic and plenty of horn tooting, unfinished buildings and the cities...
We almost did and that would have been a big mistake. The only reason we ended up in Sucre for two nights was because the direct bus departing Uyuni to La Paz was fully booked, so off to Sucre we went as we did not want to stick around Uyuni...
I don’t know about you but we tend to do quite a bit of research when it comes to making decisions on where to go, where to stay, who to book buses with, which tour companies are the most reputable, where to eat dinner etc. whilst traveling, most of our...
We took our first Chilean overnight bus from La Serena to San Pedro de Atacama and we were pleasantly surprised once again with the service from Turbus, the buses were far superior than any we took in Brazil or Argentina, and slightly cheaper (we were even given a blanket!!). After...
Our route North from Valparaíso was always going to end up with us in San Pedro de Atacama however instead of incurring a 29 hour bus journey all in one blow we made a couple of stops along the way. The first stop was a bit of a cop out...
We probably brought the war against us and the Argentinean peso on ourselves, as we lacked the knowledge which we should have researched prior to crossing the border. With this in mind this will be the most important information you will receive if you intend on traveling to Argentina. Argentina,...
Our Lonely Planet South America on a shoe string mentions Valparaíso and places it on its top 8 list for Chile however you don’t actually hear all that much about this little town and perhaps that’s why it unsuspectingly knocked us for six. We caught a ride with Turbus from...
The food in South America is a dieter’s worst nightmare. I’ve talked before about the cakes, carbs and lack of vegetables but to add to the equation we now have $3 bottles of lovely wines to contend with, luckily I am not on a diet, right? And hopefully will never...
We made our way to Chile a few days ago via an Andesamar six hour bus trip from Mendoza, another incredible bus ride, through the Andes this time. Half way into the trip we left the border of Argentina and found ourselves at Chile immigration a couple of km’s down...
Our time in Argentina has come to an end. From where we currently are in Mendoza we are to catch just a six hour bus trip over the border onto Santiago, Chile. I am sure most Kiwis and Aussie’s are aware of the horrible murder of fellow Kiwi, Nicholas Heyward...
8 Oct, 2014
Traveling from Puerto Maldonado to Rio Branco
2 Jul, 2014
Touring the Amazon Jungle from Puerto Maldonado
29 Jun, 2014
We did the Inca Trail and enjoyed it ….
24 Jun, 2014
18 Jun, 2014
We did the Inca Trail and enjoyed it ….
24 Jun, 2014
30 Jan, 2014
I left my heart and sobriety in Cafayate
26 Apr, 2014
8 Oct, 2014
Buenos Aires, The Paris of South America
6 Apr, 2014
