I loved it here! It’s so pretty and lovely and HOT! Another place to be grateful for no hot water. I got here before everyone else as I had to leave Colombia earlier than them, and needed some beach time after the negative temps of Bolivia. The first day was a walk around the town… Continue reading Cartagena, Colombia

Hey guys We’ve been having such a wonderful time in Colombia that I haven’t had a chance to blog! We all genuinely love Colombia a lot and think it’s so brilliant. Colombians are working hard to erase the bad name the country has and I’d advise everyone who can to go. Medellin was wonderful. We… Continue reading Medellin!

Hi everyone! So originally our plan was to head south through Chile to BA. This didn’t happen as there were bad snow storms on the Bolivian-Chilean border and the borders were open and closing regularly with no warning. Also, Colombia is cheaper than Chile, so here we are! We had a few days travelling time… Continue reading Plan change – off to Colombia!

Hi everyone! The only other thing we did in Bolivia was go to the Salt Flats in Uyuni which is further in the south than La Paz. These salt flats are the largest in the world and sit at the highest altitude as well. It was bloody cold when we were there as well, and… Continue reading Uyuni Salt Flats

Hey everyone 🙂 La Paz is one of Bolivia’s capital cities – this and Sucre. It’s the highest capital city in the world at about 4000m above sea level, and sits in a valley in the Andes Mountains. We ended up spending a bit of time here, mainly because we both got bad colds and… Continue reading La Paz

Hey everyone! Rurrenbaque is a township a 45-1 hour flight out of La Paz. It’s best to take a flight there as it’s considerably lower than La Paz, at about 1000m above sea level and not that far. Local busses aren’t the best in Bolivia and we have heard horror stories, so best to fly.… Continue reading The Amazon Jungle! 

Hey everyone! Lake Titicaca is the highest lake in the world and sits on the Peru and Bolivia border. The bus company we used does short stops in Puno and Copacabana so you can continue your trip quickly, onto La Paz. In the morning from Puno, we did a 2 hour tour around Lake Titicaca.… Continue reading Lake Titicaca 

After Machu Picchu, we headed back to Cusco for a couple days. We had a few friends there and wanted some chill days considering how busy we’ve been.  Also, it was the festival of the sun, called Inti Raymi. It’s on the 24th of June and is Cusco’s biggest day of the year. We celebrated… Continue reading Back to Cusco

We got to Machu Picchu on the 21st and spent a few days chilling in Cusco with new friends. Sian did Rainbow Mountain and loved it. I decided to take a break and not do it – its over 5000m above sea level. Machu Picchu was incredible learning so much about the Incan ruins. We… Continue reading Aguas Calientes & Machu Picchu