Had a local bus ride to Potosi Keeley and I were sat at the front and it was not bad had two seats althrough the gangway was packed with people. The rest of our tour at the back had a baby that was ill from both sides not so much fun. When we got to the hotel realised we had left our broken camera on the bus someone actually brought it round to the hotel for us guarenteed if it was working never would of seen it again. Potosi is the highest city in the world but ...

Next day onto La Paz via the land boarder into Bolivia. This was extremely painless it only took Susie a couple of minutes to sort out her American Visa (glad I am not from US cost them to enter nearly everywhere in SA). The boarder town was a very hippie area called Copacabana even though it is no where near a beach. We didn´t stop for long but enough to decide we are going to come back after the trip has finished for some hiking. Then it was back on the bu...

Arrived in Puno beside lake Titicaca by bus for our last stop in Peru. Hungry after crackers on the bus went into town for pizza which was very good. Lots of kids around who wanted to shine my battered brown trainers. In the morning we set off by cyclo to our boat picking up some food supplies en-route for our host family. We were staying in a homestay that night and Keeley feeling a little unwell was not looking forward to it. Before getting to our homestay we s...

We woke up in the morning to find out our guide was no longer coming to the jungle with us and we would have to fend for ourselves. Typically he only offered this information a few minutes before we were due to leave and had told us nothing about whatwould happen when we got to the jungle. So unsure of what was ahead we arrived at the airport at first a little worroed as we could see no one holding up our names. After a few minutes our guide Jony turned up and ev...

What can I say about the Inca trail? This has to be one of our best experiences travelling and something I would jump at the chance to do agin if the opportunity ever arose. The first morning we were driven to the starting point where we met our porters all 21 of them. Our walk began at Piskakachu typically with a swing bridg then it climbed gently to the first Inca sight of Llactapata. It was small but spectacular buildings and terraces could be seen in the vall...