We arrived in Sucre at 4am with no hostel booked - luckily one of the b&bs we had written down let us in (after a while of knocking and waiting). We shared a taxi with a couple from England, John and Becky, who we had met previously at the salt flats. The Santa Celia was a beautiful family run b&b with extremely helpful and friendly owners. We got a really good first impression of Sucre, with blue skies and sun which was amazing after 3 days of minus tem...

We arrived in Uyuni at 7 in the morning, extremely cold (the windows were frosted over) and having had very little sleep as the ride was really bumpy. Our office was closed when we first arrived - 2 breakfasts later we finally found our guide and set off about 10.30. The tour was carried out in a land rover, we were with 4 Bolivian lads (3 with excellent english) which was cool as they taught us a lot about the local culture, foods to try (and where to try it) a...

We arrived in La Paz tired after a 12 hour night bus which unfortunately was filled with French people and their vomit! We were extremely glad to arrive at a hostel and be given a room. We explored the city and the many night markets around the centre. On sunday we went to see Cholita's wrestling, a new craze in Bolivia which is wrestling (wwe style) but with women in fancy dresses and men dressed up with masks etc. it was quite strange but entertaining, the loc...