Wow, the incredrible waterfalls literally took my breath away. They were magnificent. Everyone told us how amazing they were and after a lot of hype you really hope you dont get disappointed...and we certainly didnt. We spent one day at the Argentian side of the falls and the next day crossed into Brazil! You do get two completely different perspective of the falls so we are glad we did both. In Argentina we took the boat ride which takes you under the falls....

We had a great Christmas and New Year staying at the crazy party hostel which is Millhouse in Buenos Aires! We were there for 9 nights in the end and got up to all sorts of mischief. We were really lucky with our dorm room (its all about your ´roomies´) and spent the first few days with a couple of lovely Danish guys and a funny Londoner who we called ´Chris the Don Star´. Then we had some nice Brazilians and then some American girls. The room had a balco...

So Mendoza...the famous Wine Capital of Argentina, and one of the world!We organised our first experince of Couchsearching in Mendoza. Carrying on the nice break from hostels we'd been having! Sergio,our host, was very accomodating. It's actually a crazy concept. Trusting total strangers and giving them a key to your apartment when you are out most of the day at work...it's a great thing but I am not sure how confident I would be inviting "surfers" into my own ho...

On a last minute change of heart we decided to shake up our travel route and spontaneously fly to Buenos Aires…why not!! I love the sense of freedom we have on this trip, we actually can just do what we want. We had been tempted by the thought of Creamfields festival in BA anyway, then we got invited to go for free and most of our favourite Djs were playing so we didn't want to turn the opportunity down…then I researched into the weather in southern Argenti...