Well this is it. The last entry for this trip. Whilst the check in process was a bit chaotic with cancelled flights and gate changes the actual flight to Puerto Iguazu is uneventful. As we approach the airport you can see the spray in the air from the falls which are nearby. Quite an incredible sight. Its about 30 degrees and quite humid in Iguazu so after a quick lunch its back to the hotel for a swim and a cold beer. Thats right my Aussie friends, whilst you...

Our flight from Mendoza left at 9.30 and we arrived in Buenos Aires about 11am. The part of Argentina we flew over was very agricultural. From the air it looked like a patchwork quilt. Obviously it is very productive country. We came in over the northern, affluent suburbs of BA. Waterside housing estates, most houses had pools, sporting fields everywhere. When I mention to Juani that BA is not what I was expecting he asks what my expectations were. Having se...

Paul Kelly sang about it being 13 hours on a bus from St Kilda to Kings Cross. I can tell you that from Salta to Mendoza it's 19 hours on a bus. Not as bad as it may sound. Comfortable super reclining seats, coffee and snack service and even a hot evening meal served to your seat. But the undoubted highlight was playing Bus Bingo. That's right. We were all given a bingo card and as each number was called out we feverishly crossed it off. With 2 numbers to g...

Tuesday is a long travel day. About 12 hours to Salta in Argentina and we are hoping for a fast immigration process at the border. We leave about 9.30am and the first few hours take us through some stunning mountain scenery. The mountains are quite barren but the multitude of colours is amazing. We make it to the border in about 3 hours. It is manned by both Chilean and Argentinean staff. First we are processed out of Chile and then move to the next window t...