Our trip to San Pedro started with a 16 hour bus ride with dinner and breakfast included! We didnt exactly get what we expected when we thought we were heading for a city but instead got dropped off in a seemingly very remote gravel carpark with only dirt tracks leading from it. 'That way 5 minutes' we were told so off we wandered! San Pedro actually turned out to be a wicked little town with only dirt roads but suprisingly some really cool bars and restaurants!...

We arrived in La Serena after just a short 6 hour bus journey from Santiago, it was a really cute town by the sea and was used for hoidays by the locals. We checked into a hostel right in the centre, A lovely lady answered the door who didnt speak a word of english, so our rather sketchy spanish was put to the test! We even managed to barter for the room and get it cheaper! After dumping our bags in the room (they seemed a lot heavier after a month of not carryin...

We landed in Santiago 4 hours ealier than we had left NZ on the same day so the first day was spent in a bit of blur of wandering around the city and catching up on sleep we had lost somewhere along the way! After some reservations we set out the next morning on a free walking tour of the city, It actually turned out to be pretty good and we spent 4 hours learning about Chile and the best things to get up to while we were there!The city was really cool, all the c...