We took a bus from Mar del Plata which was meant to be like the buses we had seen before Argentina but even for this short two hour journey it was 'Semi-Cama', which meant there was a lovely little leg rest that pulls down from the seat infront.Necochea was very cold and the sea breezes ripped through our clothes.We arrived at a bus station that seemed to be in the middle of nowhere and we didn't have a map for this town and so we were completely diso...

We set off from Buenos Aires for the 5 hour journey and arrived to a blustery sea side bus station. We walked to check out some hotels near to the bus station but they were all closed because it was low season, so we had to get a cab to the centre. Here, most of the hotels were also closed, but we managed to check into the welcoming Prostitutes Hotel for Little Chinese Men.Whenever we ventured out of the room the dining area was full of chinese men and latin pros...

We got our luxury ultra modern cama suite overnight bus at 2pm but by 4.30pm we had broken down.We had to spen the next 2h30mins with a crazy granjad who owned the bar/grill place that we had stopped at.He told us all about how this was the most beautiful area on the planet and that it was Che Guevara's birthplace. We were then given a Mate (strange argentinian tea that they are all addicted too) demonstration.We were plied with leaflets about the town, a boo...

We set off from Salta at 11.30am for a 26 hour bus ride to get to Puerto Iguazu. We went on a full-luxury ultra-modern bus to try and purge our spirits of Bolivia once and for all. We settled into our seats and the journey passed pretty uneventfully, although the bus did keep stopping all throughout the night and a sexing couple at the front of the bus kept fidgeting around and came and sat in front of us at one point at about 3am and woke us up. We were most dis...

We left Tupiza on a bus at 4am and slept for two hours until we reached Villazon.This is the border town between Bolivia and Argentina.We had to get off the shaky bus and try to get a bus to Salta.We found a company that went direct but the most important choice was that they had a gas fire in their office and we were freezing.This company ripped us off by 15 pesos and there was much confusion over currency and the time difference.We had ages to wait and so we go...