We arrived on Easter Island at around 8pm and were greeted by Marcelo our hostel host who has leis for both of us. The weather was very warm and was a lovely change compared to the rainy Santiago that we had just left. The hotel we stayed in was so lovely as was our host. Marcelo took us on a tour of Hanga Roa the main town of Easter Island which took about 2 minutes! The first day of our stay and we decided to take a walk around Hanga Roa and walked to the East...

Our trip through the Atacama desert brought us, perhaps unsurprisingly, to the small oasis town of San Pedro. San Pedro is a very chilled out picturesque place with some spectacular scenery surrounding it. It also seems to be a black hole for hippies who seemed to be on the streets all day long and also running most of the businesses. Unfortunately not only is Chile the most expensive country in South America but small, isolated desert towns are the most expensiv...

Hello again, sorry it has been such a long time since we wrote anything on here! We are currently in NZ safe and sound but I am going to get everyone up to speed on what we have been doing for the last month and a half. Bolivia is probably one of our favourite countries so far. We left Cochabamba for Sucre a beautiful city further south where we chilled out and visited Joy Ride Cafe a cool gringo cafe with a cinema. We watched 'The Devil's Mine' there, a film ab...

Hello again! I hope everyone is well. We are in Bolivia a the mo just waiting for a night bus to Sucre. Peru was amazing. We spent the last few days around Lake Titicaca and Puno. We stayed on a Puno peninsula with a local Peruvian family for one night which was loads of fun. We even donned their traditional dress and had a fiesta which was hilarious. We then headed to La Paz, Bolivia which is country number five on the trip! We had a few days here but we are s...

Hello everyone! Sorry it has been so long since we last wrote a blog entry for you! We have been having a very busy time with the GAP Adventure. After leaving Lima we travelled to Nazcaand took a flight in a 6 seater Cessna over the Nazca Lines which was so cool! It was a bit scray being in such a small lane but is was so hot in the desert and the weather was beautiful. The Nazca Lines they think are pre-Incan drawings for the Gods in the sand. We took photos b...