Fiji Blog Entry We have arrived in Fiji and it is about ten at night.(We had lost a day due to crossing the date line) We hadn't booked any accomodation, but we didn't care as we are seasoned travelers now. Just kidding, we were told by Graham and John that when you turn up at the airport there are people you can book in with and they will take you to the hostel. They hadn't lied to us. we rolled into the airport and up to one of the desks, who took our reserva...

Rarotonga Blog Entry We have now arrived in Rarotonga after a very nice flght of sleeping and relaxing. We turned up and the airport was very small, but we were glad to be greeted by the bus that is going to take us to the Hostel/beach house.(vara's Beach House) The Island itself is only 20 miles in circumference so didn't take us long to get to the Hostel. We didn't know what kind of weather to expect as we had looked it up and the seasons seem to be very st...

North America Blog Entry My Apologies for taking so long to write but this trip has been absolutely manic and am only now getting the opportunity to catch my breath and go over exactly what we have done. I am now back in North America and heading to the hostel where we started our journeys. The flight was good and we didn't have to wait long for the bus to the hostel. We are pro's when it comes to the buses and trains in L.A now (Well kind of).So we arriv...

So this is the very last leg of my South America tour and we are in le Paz, which is Bolivia's capital city. We arrived at our hotel after a long coach journey and some strange travelling techniques, which involved the group getting off of the coach and jumping on a boat to cross the water, while our coach is transported by a boat, barely bigger than the coach itself. It was full of our belonging, and was very nerve wrecking watching as ou...

Hey there, Please excuse the dates, I am just very behind with my blogs.  So today we travelled by public bus to Puno, which is the nearest city to Lake Titicaca. Lake Titicaca is the highest navigable lake in the world, it's 3800m above sea level. The Peruvians say that 60% of it belongs to Peru and 40% to Bolivia, although I'm sure the Bolivians would tell you otherwise. It's a tough one, who do you beleive. We are...