Well, it has been absolutely crazy in B.A the last few days. The weather has been all over the show, some days being so hot you could swim, and others it's been icy. The hostel I am staying at - Milhouse, is reknowned for it's great parties, and it hasn't disappointed. Unfortunately this means that my days are cut a bit short so I can recover. That being said, I have spent alot of time wandering around the city and I really like it. Yesterday I went on a wal...

I solely blame the miserable weather for the amount of alcohol I drank last night, I had to keep warm! It was a pretty fun night at the hostel, with a live band playing and then heading out to Hype - an ok club. We didn't get home until 5am, so I had a bit of a sleep in, and then got ready to start my first full day in Buenos Aires. The weather was still pretty bad, so I went for a quick walk around with an aussie girl, Brooke, and then had some breakfast in a...

I had to wake up nice and early this morning to check out of my hostel in Rio to take a taxi to the airport....next stop, Buenos Aires! I was quite sad to be leaving Rio, it's such a vibrant city and there wasn't a dull moment the entire time I was there, but my internal organs really needed a break so it was definitely time to move on. The flight to B.A was only 3 hours and I touched down in the afternoon. The weather today was really s***ty, which is the firs...

Today was the day I had been looking forward to for a very long time - seeing the Iguaçu falls from the Argentinian side. It was really easy to get over the border, and then we arrived shortly after at the falls. You have to take a train to see the falls, because they're so massive. I went right to the end of the track to the 'devils throat' which is by far the most spectacular aspect of the whole falls. It's really difficult to explain how insane these falls ...