Arrived in La Paz after what we know knew was the bumpiest road in the world, how the bus stayed in one piece i will never know. The film that was shown was jumping from english to spanish it was so bumpy, luckily about half way through the road got a wee bit better so we both managed to get some sleep. We arrived at 7am so we were way to early to check into our hostel, got some breakfast, bacon and eggs, was so good. La Paz is a weird city, it totally hilly, and...

Got back to Uyuni and discovered that it was smaller than Tupiza, most people only stop here to do the salt flats as its right next door. Went to the bus station and the nice tourist bus for the next day was already booked up, so we booked the middle class night bus which at least had a bathroom on board.Met up with the rest of the people from the other jeep and went for lunch, some clothes washing was needed at this point and luckily there was one next door to t...

We Got up pretty early to get some breakfast before heading off, we only ordered toast but still it took 20mins to turn up, apparently this is pretty normal in Bolivia.We packed all of our stuff on the jeeps and got ready to go, we decided to pay extra for an English speaking guide as me brid and Helen didn't speak Spanish but the German girl did, it was here that we noticed that out English speaking guide could speak as much English as we could speak Spanish. In...

Hello,Haven't been able to get to a computer in a while, well one with a decent internet connection anyway.We left the hostel and on the way to the bus station we met a Canadian girl Helen who was going the same way but was catching a different bus, we agreed to meet up in Tupiza and do the salt flats together as it was cheaper the more folk to got together.After catching the night bus from Salta to La Quiaca on the Argentina/Bolivia border, we crossed the border...