MATT:We decided to leave La Paz in style, organising a tour to Cuzco, Peru at much more expense than normal. But it would turn out to be worth the extra money, both for the added activities that we probably wouldn't have been able to organise on our own and for the added ease of getting from a to b. We were collected early in the morning by our guide, Mariella, who would transport us as far as the Peruvian border and look after us on the way. We were colle...

Kel: We made it to La Paz, the highest city in the world at 3.7km above sea level. We managed to find ourselves a legit taxi and made it to an apartment where we would stay for the next 3 days. We were absolutely knackered and just collapsed to begin with! We spent the rest of the day having a wander around the more suburban area where we were staying. It's a fantastic city set in the hills and it's just amazing to think that some people live so far up. A wa...

Kel: I remember a few years ago someone showing me pictures of salt flats in Bolivia and I didn't even know where Bolivia was. They were amazing pics though, really amazing. This part of our trip has been on the cards from day one and something I was really looking forward to. The only problem was (for me anyway) that you couldn't book it in advance, or read about trip details on the internet. It's very much a turn up and sign up kind of thing. And the reviews e...