Tupiza and the Salar de Uyuni jeep tour... Visiting the Salar de Uyuni and the surrounding deserts was easily one of the most incredible experiences I`ve had in my whole life. Easily in the top 3 natural wonders I`ve witnessed on this trip. These world famous salt flats are what`s left of a prehistoric lake and are an enormous 4,085 square miles... that`s 25 times the size of the salt flats in the US... so I`m told!! But the facts have no importance when you`re ...

The Pampas Jungle Tour, Madidi National Park, Rurrenabaque... The Bolivian Amazon is an incredible place. I chose to visit the pampas (floodlands) as there is more wildlife to see there than in the thick of the jungle. As far as the wildlife that I saw I was far from disappointed... caimans, aligators, monkeys, anacondas, birds of paradise, birds of prey, pink dolphins, capaburas... and much to my delight a sloth However I was a bit disappointed by my visit to ...

It`s official... I heart La Paz! This is a city full of character. There`s something I can`t explain that sets it apart from other big latin american cities... perhaps it`s the altitude getting to my head again! It`s partly the setting I think. Situated high up in the mountains, you look down bustling avenues and in the distance you`ll see snow capped peaks that look like a painted back drop from an old movie... It`s rough round the edges for sure but in such a w...

Supposedly the worlds highest navigable lake, Titicaca is a very tranquil and lovely place... and whilst the small town of Copacabana on the Bolivian side of the lake is considerably nicer than Puno, its Peruvian counterpart, it`s still a tourist trap and I was not in the mood for it... There are interesting islands to visit nearby but I wasn`t really into the place... I`ve been spoilt and have seen so many lovely lakes on this trip I didn`t feel like I was missi...