Bolivia. So a little more than two weeks in Bolivia is now over and what a journey it was. After queuing for 2 hours on the Brasilian side of the border to get our passport stamped to only find out that the Bolivian side was closed and we would have to live as illegal aliens in Brasil for one more night, it wasnt the best start to be honest. Santa Cruz was the first stop and though the city doesnt have much to excite, it does prepare you for whats to come. Th...

The Uyuni Salt Flats This may be the shortest blog ever as there is no words to describe the wonder of the Salar de Uyuni. We spent three days driving around the salt flats continually looking out of the car in amazement. On day one our driver Saul, who turned out to be an amazing driver with enough English to make the trip enjoyable and informative, took us to the train cemetary on the outskirts of Uyuni. This is where all the old locomotives from the 19th Ce...