On the bus on the way to Bolivia I was not well. I had picked up something from Lake Titicaca. I knew we had to leave as we didn't have any more cash and the ATM's in Copacabana only accepted local cards. Finally after losing our tickets and nearly getting asked to leave the bus I found them on the floor and away we went. I was not a happy chappy when we got to this wharf and realised we had to cross a channel. I was thinking, i'm not getting on a boa...

Lake Titicaca is the highest lake in the world that can be visited. We finally got through all the boarder crossings and made our way to the harbour. We had only 1 hour to kill untill the boat to the islands.We found out that the island had no ATM so we had to get some money out before going but the ATM in Copacabana take our card so we had to hope we would have enough money for a few days on the island.It was about a 2 hour boat ride there on this tiny boat whic...

We arrived early after night bus and found a nice hostel near the plaza. We then went and checked out town where there was a massive police parade which was interesting.We then went to a museum which had Juanita the ice princess, which is a frozen girl the Incas sacrificed hundreds of years ago and they found not to many years ago. Met up with Claire and Pierre for dinner the French couple from our tour in Cusco.We sussed out a 3 day 2 night tour to the colca can...

We choose to do the Inca Jungle trek which was 4 days 3 nights but also consisted of mountain biking and rafting and was half the price of the actual inca trail. Day 1 - We left our bags at the hostel we were going to be staying at when we got back and went to meet at the travel agency. Surprise surprise we were picked up late again and put into a van full of pepole from other tour companies who were all doing the same trek but had paid all different prices and w...

Cusco is like the tourist mecca of Peru. It is almost more western than it is Peuvian with cafes everywhere and a mcdonalds right on the main square. It is the closest city to Machu Picchu so every second shop is a travel agency. People surround the main square selling everything you can think of watches, tv remotes, paintings and massages, everystep you take someone askes if you would like a massage.We met a couple of German girls on our bus from Ica and they ha...