A beautiful 4 hour bus journey past multicoloured mountains led us to Puente Del Inca. It was a bit of a shock to the system. It had been quite hot in Mendoza, blue skies quite sunny. We arrived to this tiny village in the mountains to find heavy snow. The village is named after its main attraction, a natural sulphur bridge over a river. Theres the remains of an old hotel and spring which you cant access any more. We'd called the day before and made a reservati...

Now before I start this one, you have to google some of the things we told you about but couldn't show you (due to loss of camera) like the Garganta Del Diablo and Recoleta cemetery. Anyway, we're in Mendoza now! We arrived yesterday morning but Ash wasn't feeling well after a 10 hour very cold bus journey so we did'nt really do much. Today after a bit of a slow start we walked into town (which takes quite a while from where our hostel is). We went in search o...

cordoba did not start well. bad news im afraid - we shant be uploading any pictures of buenos aires or the iguazu falls. aislinns camera got left on the bus and we spent half of our first day in cordoba hassling the bus compant to try and get it back but to no avail. we´re gutted. that kind of put a dampner on our first day here. the hostel we´re staying is quite cool. it feels a bit like a house and the staff are really lovely. theres a kitchen and a...

WOW. That was a pretty great 3 days. Our hostel was enormous. Set on the road from town to some of the most spectacular waterfalls in the world, it used to be a casino so it was apretty big building with a pretty big pool. Jumping in that pool was pretty much the first thing we did. We got alot of strange looks, the pool wasnt exactly warm, but it was so refreshing and Iguazu is a pretty hot place, right on the brazilian border. We set off for the falls in the...

So we're finally here. We arrived on Friday at 5.30am. The flight was loooong and not that comfortable but we got dinner and breakfast and a tiny bit of sleep. We queued up to get our passports stamped for the first time ever and went through to baggage reclaim where maia had to wait for ages, to the point where she was really starting to worry her bag had got lost. we got a bus from the airport and watched a misty sunrise on the way into Buenos Aires. By the ti...