We were reluctant to leave Bolivia. Firstly because of the sheer beauty of Copocabana, which I fell in love with. Secondly, we didn't want to leave Bolivian prices - we got to used to slap up meals and cheap wine. And thirdly our bus to Peru left right in the middle of the England football match. But not to worry, we actually arrived at the border in time to watch England score as they had a TV in Passport Control. Still being gullible travellers (will we ever ...

Today we ventured to Isla del Sol for the day. The largest island on Lake Titicaca with spectacular views and of course lots of sunshine! We arrived on the island after a very tedious boat journey, the slowest boat I have every been on. To get anywhere on the island we had to climb some really steep Inca steps. Still not used to the altitude so this was exhausting. Our first mission of the day was to find breakfast. Every restaurant we went into either had noth...

We are in Copocabana at the moment on the shores of Lake Titicaca. Lake Titicaca is the highest navigable lake in the world. Its strange though its so big it looks like the sea and it seems like we are at sea level. Still struggling with the altitude, yesterday we climbed a hill to watch the sunset and got our of breath after 2 mins of walking. We had to take our time, real lack of oxygen around here. So more sunset photos to come..... We are staying at a sweet ...

Even though we were still annoyed with Bolivia after being in a near fatal jeep accident, we learnt to love La Paz. I even enjoyed shopping in La Paz, something I've never done anywhere else in the world. There are no actual shops with walls and roofs and cash registers, they just have people sitting on the streets selling everything you could ever want under one umbrella. They sell lots of pirated music and videos and they even sell Llama fetuses and stuffed...

Day three of Bolivian Jeep tour: We got up especially early to check out the sunrise over the largest and highest salt plains in the world. Because we were wearing hat and gloves and running around on white salt it looks like it is snow in the photos. Don't be fooled. It is actually salt, I should know I tasted it. Because the completely white horizon distorts your perspectives, tourists like us are meant to create loads of wacky photos of standing on eggs and ...