We took the teeny tiny plane back to La Paz which was just as exciting the second time hehe, and then arrived back at Wild Rovers hostel. We got some lunch at the bar and did pretty much nothing but chill out all day.....until we went rogue and decided to complain to the travel company we booked with about our failure of an Amazon trip! After an approximately one hour saga of arguing and getting out point across we were thrilled to receive a small refund and to t...

We had breakfast and were then taken out on the boat to "swim with dolphins" in what seemed to be a swampy river. Thankfully the weather was really great and the boat ride in itself was an opportunity to bask in the sun and tan a little. We actually ended up seeing a lot more wildlife this morning than we had the entire day before, with lots of exotic birds, monkeys and turtles and then loads of dolphins splashing in and out of the water. We arrived at the locat...

Our flight to Rurrenabaque was delayed due to the weather, which made perfect sense once I saw how small the plane was! It was the tiniest plane I had ever been on by miles, with only maybe 15 passengers and no flight crew apart from the pilot and co-pilot. There was only one strip of seats on each side (meaning everyone got a window seat) and with no cockpit you could see the pilots flying the plane with all the controls in easy sight! I found it extremely cool ...

We had a lie in and it was obvious that it was going to be an extremely hungover day, so we changed our plans and decided to take it easy. We went out for some food and the day turned into an afternoon of cafe hopping from one restaurant to the next, and sun seeking as the weather was pretty nice. After watching a Bolivian pan pipe band street performance in the main square, we managed to find a roof top cafe that overlooked the square and sat in the sun drinki...

It was Liv's birthday so we had some nice things planned for the day with lots of photo opportunities. We walked uphill to the cable car station and took it all the way up to El Alto, a small town within La Paz overlooking the city centre which now has a population almost as large! The cable cars were built as a means of transport between the main city and El Alto and so is mostly used for locals to get to work etc. The views from the all glass cable car were i...