It's been a while since we updated the blog as our last few days in Buenos Aires were pretty chilled out. On Wednesday, we were both a bit knackered after the previous two days of a lot of walking so we decided to stay in the apartment to get a few bits done which we had been meaning to do all week. This mainly consisted of washing our clothes before we returned to hostel life. I set Beth away with this task and headed to our favourite bakery for some of our fa...

Yesterday (Monday), we headed to the La Recoleta area of the city which is famous for the large cemetery where Eva Peron is buried. To get there, we had to travel on the subway and walk for a short while. This sounds relatively simple, however due to my questionable navigational skills this turned into quite a trek. Unfortunately, we headed the wrong way out of the apartment block and away from the subway station. What should have been a 5 minute walk turned ...

On Saturday morning, we managed to have a bit of a lie in as we were still knackered after the bus journey to Buenos Aires. I'm not quite sure how Beth was so tired after a 13 hour sleep on the bus but she was! Anyway after getting up, we got ready and Beth generously agreed that I could listen to the match in the apartment before going for a walk. The less said about that the better!!!!! We left the apartment and decided to go for a walk around an area quite...

Our final night in Puerto Iguazu was spent at one of the restaurants in town as a treat for our frugal spending in the past couple of days. The hostel owner gave us a voucher so we could get two free caipirinhas at a certain restaurant so we headed there. As we are till on a budget, we shared a pizza and some chips and it was delicious. The most amazing thing about the meal was the treatment of a bottle of quilmes (lager) as if it were a bottle of wine. The wa...