The Worlds Most Dangerous Road La Cumbre (4700 mts) to Coroico (1700 mts) 64 km of mainly down hill fun! We met all the bikers in cafe La Terraza at 7.30am Our Guide Lynn gave us the low down and then we headed Up to the start in La Cumbre. 55USD for the days ride with Gravity Assisted. Bolivia's Yungas Road is officially the most hazardous on earth. Local people pray before using it and the nearest hospital is a two-hour drive away. But none of this deters f...

After a relatively sound 6hr bus journey to Potosi, that was packed to the max (including a nmad Irish chap called Ger) we grabbed a taxi to the infamous Koala Inn. Where bumped into our newly acquainted travel buddies Jay & Helen. At an altitude of 4060m we were struggling to move! We all met up at a cool restaurant aptly called 4060 and had a great night! We met up with an Irish lad called Ultan and a Australian girl called Eve in our hostel. We decided t...

s***, shower, and shave...Lets get out and about!Uyuni is quite a small town that just supports tourists like me really...coming and going across the salt flats.Not a lot going on here really...Lonely Planet suggests visiting Minuteman Pizza! So of we trotted to this famous eatery. Along with Jay, Helen and Paul I sampled the llama...Tasty! A couple of days to clean our smalls then off to Potosi.

As the cockerel yet again gave us our morning call, along with the Lama, yak and dogs we headed to the bus stop and put our kit on the mini bus. A short journey to the Chile border passport control office, then a further hour drive ahead of us to the Bolivian border. A remarkable building in the middle of nowhere! We then chose our travel companions for our empending 4x4 journey to Uyuni.Jay, Helen and a Spaniard called Camari joined Paul & I. Our 3 day/2 ...

We left Copacabana for La Paz around 12pm. A 4 hr journey and ferry with some cool music from some rustic travellers,(see video) then a short cut down the worst road in La Paz...followed by lunch in the Terminal De Buses, before boarding our 12 hr bus to Sucre.We found ourselves a hostel (Charras) as soon as we arrived. Squared our kit away and headed out to grab some breakfast, Sucre seemed a really nice place chilled and relaxed we had a wander around in the m...