From Iguassu falls I had a 26 hour bus journey across Argentina to Salta, one of Argentina´s most traditional cities. The city itself was beautiful, although covered in grafiti. My first stop was a cable car trip up into the mountains behind the city, where I could see the whole of Salta from above, and all the mountains around it. Next I headed back down into the city to explore a little and then to a museum which holds the mumified bodies of children ritua...

I arrived in Iguasu early on Saturday afternoon, and shared a taxi to the hostel with a couple of Norwegian girls on my bus who were also staying there. It was a beautiful sunny afternoon, so I decided against heading out to the falls straight away and spent the afternoon sunbathing by the huge pool. The following day I set off with an American girl to see the Argentinian side of the falls. Firstly we did the upper trail, a walkway which takes you right across th...

We´ve been back in Buenos Aires for a few days now, and been pretty busy. On Saturday I went to see Boca Juniors, the ex club of Deigo Maradona (apparently) play Newell´s Old Boys, another Argentinian team. The atmosphere in the stadium was electric- there were no seats so everyone was just crowded onto these stone benches (although from the second the cheerleaders came out everyone was standing). Boca had to win the match to be in with a chance of comi...

I arrived in Bariloche mid afternoon, after another long bus journey. The drive through Patagonia, especially on the outskirts of the town was amazing. Bariloche is surrounded by beautiful blue lakes, and forest covered mountains. After leaving my bag at the hostel, I set off to explore the town. The first stop was Centro Civico, the main square overlooking a beautiful lake, with mountains behind. The buildings here, all designed by a local architect, are built e...

The bus ride to PM was 19 hours, which I was initially dreading but the ride was amazing! I booked a super cama seat (the nicest- only because it was all that was left!) and it was fully reclining, you get biscuits and coffee, and wine, and dinner! Certainly not like the buses at home. Puerto Madryn isn´t the most exciting place in the world, but it´s the gateway to the Peninsula Valdes National Park. The morning after arrived I set off on a tour to the...