Cuba Cuba Cuba.. what can I say. I think it stole a little bit of my heart! I should start by telling you a little about the people. There are 2 choices when it comes to accommodation in Cuba, you either stay in all inclusive resorts or in peoples homes. Thank goodness that the hotels are expensive cause if they weren't we may have missed out on the amazing experiences of staying with these fabulous people. They are an extremely friendly and welcoming bunch...

From one side of lake Titicaca to the other and into a new country for another boat trip, this time to see the famous floating islands. The Uros, who live on these islands began there floating existence centuries ago to get away from the Collas and Inca who just kept fighting and killing people and have been floating ever since. The little islands are made up of layers and layers of reeds, anchored to the bottom of the lake by ropes and a few sticks. Apparently...

Alright people time for some posthumous travel blogging, not that either me or Chris are dead but our travels are over. So last time I updated this blog we were in La Paz Bolivia. We've come a long way since then, in fact we've made it home in one piece. But I wrote these blogs so im going to put them up and finish our journey. So from La Paz after a quick stop to see our monkey friends and it was onward to Rurrenabaque. Before I go any further I want to...

Hola Woohoo Bovlia! The change was instant as soon as we crossed the boarder. Its much more what i expected south america to be like. The buses are a great example of difference. In Argentina the buses are expencive (in south america terms), plush with reclining seats, food, bingo and the roads are tarmaced. In Boliva the buses are cheap, the seats recline but dont always stay that way (its a rude way to wake up.. going from reclined to sitting in the blink of a...

Hola A epic 36 hour bus journey, and at least one round of Andesmar bingo (oh yes bingo on the bus.. its famous all over Argentina) later we arrived in Mendoza, the wine capital of Argentina. We spent a very sunny day riding around the winerys sampling the local tipples and getting more wobbly by the hour. Janey and Meesh were more wobbly than most as they decided to ride a tandem.. an awsome site to behold! We also bought a bottle of wine called Don Angilo. App...