The bus from La Paz wasn't too bad, the only thing wrong was that it left at 10.30pm and arrived at 5.30am (get a clue!)..Check in wasn't until 1pm so we had to sleep on the sofa, luckily they had free beer and unlimited pancakes for breakfast.La Paz is situated in the crevice of mountains and the drive into the Centre is meant to be amazing unfortunately we were asleep and it was dark. Its totally amazing there are just thousands of houses up the side of the mou...

After Salt Tour, I needed a day or 2 to get over my altitude sickness so we spent a couple of days in Uyuni, there really isn't anything here and I think we have broken the world record for staying the 2 nights. Our plan was to wait for George and Hannah to get here with Aaron's Ipod and they arrived on the Saturday we are now officially their new stalkers after sneakily planting our ipod on them to make friends with them; how lame our we? We had been thinking ab...

Nine months in and we were ready to take one of the tours we have both been looking forward to for the majority of this trip, and we were ready to step over the border into a country that has so many good and so many bad stories.The trip we booked was a 3 day 2 nighter and we started early doors Tuesday morning, stupidly dressed in flip flops and a pair of shorts, how wrong were we? "Oh yeah miles we'll be in and out of the car all day you'll be too hot in j...

The Journey to San Pedro The Journey to San Pedro de Attacama was probably one of the most amazing drives that you could possibly do, it takes you through the most amazing Mountains, through desert and over salt Plaines. The only problem here was the fact that Aaron realized that he may have forgotten his ipod in the hostel we left. When we got to the boarder he checked his bag and confirmed that he had forgotten it, so the next couple of hours was spent with him...

Well after another luxurious overnight bus ride this one being more comfortable as we passed a Tupperware place on the way and invested in two mugs to drink wine on the way, we ended up in Salta, which was quite a shock initially, being so close to the Bolivian border that people looked completely different despite still being Argentinean. Arriving at our hostel after passing through the immaculate town square we rocked up in what has probably been one of the be...