S: We were up and ready to take the bus early. We had made some sandwiches to take on the bus as we didn't know what to expect crossing the border to Bolivia. We crossed the borders with no hassle although James wasn't impressed with the extra tax they kept putting on everything. As we had to pay 1 Bolivian to go onto the island of Puna but the ticket said a toilet voucher (my Spanish is minimal but I know what a toilet is lol). We then had to disembark to catc...

J: After our overnight bus we got to the next hostel early, Sam had a quick nap and I chilled out. We did some admin, then popped out for lunch and organised the next few days. Sam was still tired and slept the rest of the day away, I don't think she was over Machu Picchu yet, although she had a dodgy tummy again..... It's like she's after some attention keeping it going this long! S: I've had enough of these stomach bugs. I thought eating all the local food w...

S: We all said we wouldn't set an alarm clock to enjoy a lay in, but we were all awake by 7. The room looked like a bomb sight as we had just opened our bags and gone straight to bed. We decided to visit Jack's again for their amazing food and we weren't disappointed. We visited the Inka Museum which was brilliant explaining about all the different cultures until we got half way round and the English explanations just stopped which put a slight dampener on the ...

S: Wakey wakey at 5.30 am. Straight into a car that had 7 passengers instead of 5 and off we set to a town called Mollepata to have breakfast. Breakfast was great, scrambled eggs and bread with coca tea. Now coca tea is very good to help with altitude effects, so we were all very generous with the coca leaves as we might need it later, interestingly these leaves are used to make cocaine, when you drink the tea it gives you a little extra energy also. We walked ...

J: We are now traveling with Taylor as we wanted to do some similar things. We had the smartest night bus to Cusco; the seats went completely flat, we had our own TVs again and a meal. Only down side was it wasn't long enough for me and they either had full heating on or full AC on, but it was better than most. Once at Cusco we got our room sorted and headed out into the markets, we bought some warm items before heading to a chocolate museum. We booked up for a...