Photo's of Peru http://www.photobox.co.uk/album/777330960 Day 1 - Lima After a bit of a slow start we decided to take a walk round the area of Miraflores which is where we were staying. We started by walking up to the Huaca Pucllana ruins where we joined an English tour. The ruins were only half uncovered so they still had a lot of work to do as everything left was covered by sand.This was the start start of the Inca/Lima Ruins!! After getting some lunch at...

Photos (view the last pages as we have added Iguazu Falls) http://www.photobox.co.uk/album/761513822 Day 15 - BA We really just chilled today. We took a walk along the river and the posh part of BA but basically waited till the evening when we went to catch the bus to Puerto Iguazu. Another 16 hour bus journey but we went for the Cama seats, so it's not so bad. The seats were big and we got food (Maries order of vegetarian even arrived) and we got a relatively...

PHOTOS! http://www.photobox.co.uk/album/761513822 Day 5 - Mendoza(Night bus to Mendoza contin) During the night, a woman boarded the bus with her three kids. She sat in the seat opposite to us and both of us thought we would not get any sleep. The kids were pretty upset to start with but soon went asleep. The woman stayed awake holding her youngest boy in her arms. After a couple of hours the kids woke up and the lady got up. She spoke to us in Spanish, clearl...

Day 1 - San Pedro to Salta The bus picked us up on time in the morning and we spent the next 10.5 hours on it.The only highlight was crossing over the Andes and at one point, going down from the top (around 4000 metres high) along the windy roads and ending up in what used to be the river floor.Then we got lots of cactus and some amazing coloured mountains. When we arrived at Salta, we had to walk to the hostel, which was 2.5kms away with the bags because the c...

CHILE PHOTOS!! http://www.photobox.co.uk/album/748877531 Day 5 - San Pedro De Atacama We finally arrived at San Pedro de Atacama around 9am.The views coming into the desert village were amazing and like nothing we'd ever seen before.We were greeted by someone from the hostel and she showed us the way and our room. We walked into town to find out about some tours and have a general look around.This was definitely more what we expected as a town in South Americ...