After the excitement of Machu Picchu we jumped on yet another bus and headed for Lake Titicaca on the Peruvian/Bolivian border. The small town (Puno) that we arrived at on the Peruvian side had little to offer so we took the first boat of the day to the floating islands, had lunch with the village chief and then hot footed it across the boarder into Bolivia. The first town we hit in Bolivia was Copacabana where we spent a couple of days. On the first day we ...

Ola Amigos, Two blogs in less than two weeks - anyone would think that I have nothing else to do. Since leaving Mancoro we have travelled south for too may hours to mention with a few hours break in Lima and then straight back out and south to Nazca. Not ever hearing of Nazca before - I was surprised to find out about the world listed Nazca Lines which have baffled astonomers, archeologists and scientists alike for many many moons. These are the lines that sh...

The homeland of Paddington Bear … well - we're hardly in "Darkest Peru" as we're currently on the palm tree scattered beach of Mancoro but it's still in Peru.It's been too long since the last blog to fill you in with all the happenings in between so the photos will have to suffice until I see you next and fill in all the details.As such I will pick up from the Amazon Jungle where we visited about two weeks ago. We left a small Ecuadorian town call...