The next stop was Copacabana; one of my favorite places in Bolivia.It looks stunning as you drive down onto it.It's a town placed between two hills, sitting on Lake Titicaca.It's a real little hippie town, which kinda ruins it a little bit, but its really chilled and fun.We stayed in a s***ty little place for the first few nights, and spent our days just investigating and climbing to the top of the tallest hill for a fabulous view of the city.Another great thing ...

One of the other fabulous things to do out of La Paz is a trip into the jungle. I have to say that it isn't actually the jungle, it is the Pampas, and I am lovingly informed that the difference is that the Pampas is more wetland. The main appeal is you get to see more animals so we went for this one. You fly out to a place called Rurrenabaque where all the tours start. The aeroplane can only hold about 18 people, and you have to basically crawl to get to your sea...

La Paz!!We arrived in La Paz in the early hours, and I just couldn't face the city straight away. Had a nice morning of DVD watching and moving into our hostel! We stayed at the highly recommended Adventure Brew Hostel and it was fabulous!We finally ventured out and got some or our trips booked and headed the infamous Oliver's Travels for dinner. It didn't disappoint one bit, although Claudia wasn't sure about her Shepherd's Pie! Ha!The streets of La Paz are as c...

Howdy dudes, am finally getting up to date with the blog so that's good. Need to get a few more pics up then I´m there, but unfortunately the computers out here aren´t too speedy!!We are currently in the beautiful city of Sucre.It´s about 2 hours from Potosi, and we actually got a taxi here.We shared it with 2 Bolivian women, but paid about 2 pounds each for a 2 hours taxi journey.Not bad really!Sucre is stunning, and is fairly set up for the tourists now, wit...

We arrived in Potosi at about 9.30pm (only about 5 hours late) and had a very lovely hot shower, and headed out with Dan for a few beers.We ended up having a hilarious night f dancing with the locals and making friends with the miners.Potosi is a beautiful town - I was so impressed by it when the sun was shining, although was abit scary at night due to so many small roads and alleys.We went to the top of one of the many beautiful churches and had a perfect view o...