Copacabana is a town nestled on the shores of the very large Lake Titicaca. The lake is coloured deep blue, clear and shimmers in the sunlight like diamonds. As Copacabana is only a small town, we was unsure if it would hold our attention for the five relaxing days that we planned to stay here before Peru and the Inca trail. This town has a great atmosphere and is brimming with locals and their Bolivian way of life. This is the kind of town where the locals go to...

La Paz is the highest city in the world located at over 4000 metres above sea level. Nestled amongst two very large mountains, houses stretch for miles up to the very top peaks; which also makes you wonder how they are balanced on the steep cliff sides when you are looking up at them. Altitude is still a killer here and as you are basically always on a hill you always seem out of breath and tired; There's no getting away from it and the trick is to walk at a snai...

The Bolivian tour can only be described as breath taking! We have never seen landscapes and scenery as beautiful as this and we highly recommend it. Bolivia is never really mentioned much in the guidebook and it definitely should be as it has alot going for it. The three day tour took us to see some lagoons that where a variety of colours: Blue, Red, Green and White with flocks of Flamingos, Some bubbling Geysers, Hot Springs, Rock Valleys, Volcanoes, Train Cem...

Our Chile Top 5 favourite: 1) San Pedro De Atacama- A beautiful little town to visit and we wish we had time to spend longer there. We Could quite happily have booked into a posh hostel here, eaten in the lovely restaurants sampling the Chilean cuisine, drinking lots of Pisco Sours, and also going on alot more tours especially the horse-riding through the canyons. We would love to visit this town again. 2) Navimag Ferry- A great way to see Patagonia and made a ...