We arrived in Copacabana on Sunday, with Ben and Pinks a couple from Swindon that we met in our hostel in La Paz. It was quite an eventful journey from La Paz, as at one point it involved us all getting off the bus to cross a section of Lake Titicaca in a small motor boat whilst the bus also floated across on another boat, it was quite an amusing sight! Copacabana is so beautiful, it is quite a small town set right on Lake Titicaca where the water is so clear bu...

After arrving in La Paz from the horrific bus ride we decided to have a quiet day to recover! We went back to the Adventure Brew Hostel, notable for having the highest microbrewery in the world and offering a free beer every night, including an Enlish Ale - well it is quite similar in taste, however, pretty fizzy and cold!La Paz to look at is a beautiful city (especially from a distance or at night) as it is situated in a big natural basin, it almost feels like y...

From our brief stop in La Paz we were not entirely looking forward to our 20 hour bus journey to Rurrenabaque (Rurre for short). The bus was very old, made some pretty weird noises and literally did not go faster than 10mph the whole way!! We were travelling along the world's most dangerous road and some other roads that must have been in pretty close contention! The road was a dusty single track for most the way, with only a few passing places, which made it v...

After catching a night bus from Sucre we arrived in Oruro at 5am, 2 hours earlier than anticipated!! It was really cold (-5oC) and absolutely deserted - it is funny how first impressions make you feel about a place!! After searching for over an hour and a half we managed to find a hostel and catch up on the rest of our beauty sleep. On awaking we went to a hot spring resort, that apparently does wonders for skin, aches and pains etc. The water is magnesium rich,...

We have spent the last few days in Sucre, a small colonial city, which used to be where most of Bolivia?s Governmental power was based before it was moved to La Paz. The people of Sucre don?t like that very much and over the past week there has been loads of protests about moving the Government power back to Sucre. It seems that every day in Bolivia someone is protesting about something!The weather has been lovely over the past few days, we are only 2790m above s...