Once we reached Buenos Aires we had a choice, do we stay there for 2 days and visit Rosario, Resistencia and Posada's on our way north, or do we extend our stay in the Capital and miss out some of the other stops? In the end we figured that we had been rushing Argentina and we really weren't enjoying it all that much so therefore it would be better to spend longer in BA and spend the extra time trying to enjoy the city. We did enjoy it but I wouldn't say it's...

When we arrived in BA bus terminal our first mission was to find the metro station and then work out which line we needed to get, not that easy when your knowledge of the language is limited and the Argentinian's speak with a completely different accent to the rest of Spanish speaking South America! Luckily a really helpful man who spoke really good English came to our rescue and explained where we had to go and what tickets we needed to buy, it couldn't have ...

We arrived in Cordoba well rested after our 10 hour bus journey from Salta. The bus was the best I've seen with little pods just like in business class on long haul flights and the seats went almost completely flat and were wider than most. The food was good to so all in all we had a good journey. Cordoba is Argentina's second city so is pretty large. This is probably the only reason we decided to go there, that and the fact it breaks up the long journey to...

After breakfast and saying goodbye to Stuart and Charlene, three of us headed to the local bus station in Tupiza. We had booked seats on the cheapest local bus to get us to the border (just £1.50 each for a 3 hour journey) and the bus really was basic with holes in the floor that meant you could see the road. From there we could either cross the border and stay the night in the small Argentinian town of La Quaica or we could get a 7 hour bus straight to Sal...