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South America
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19 May 2014
Eating Cartagena
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The journey to Cartagena from Iquitos was a long and tiring one, so when we woke in our cramped but beautiful hotel room we were very exci...
11 May 2014
Border Mission: Peru to Colombia
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Iquitos was a very different city once we returned from our trip into the Amazon. It was early afternoon and everybody was in town, the str...
4 May 2014
Learning To Sandboard
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When we first heard about the huge sand dunes in Huacachina we were a little skeptical about them. In Vietnam, we’d visited the pretty but...
2 May 2014
We Made It To Machu Picchu!
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Cusco is the gateway to the incredible mountain top Inca village of Machu Picchu and it would have been a major fail for us if we didn’t a...
30 Apr 2014
Cusco - The Centre of the Inca Empire
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In total we spent just over two weeks in Bolivia and after a sunny couple of days on Lake Titicaca it was time to board a night bus bound...
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25 Apr 2014
The Other Copacabana
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Our final stop in Bolivia was Copacabana, where unlike it’s famous Brazilian namesake this Copacabana sits on the banks of Lake Titicaca,...
22 Apr 2014
A Long Weekend In La Paz
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La Paz couldn’t be more different in appearances to Sucre , its all chunky grey buildings, noisy traffic and busy people packed tightly in...
18 Apr 2014
Happily Stranded In Sucre
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We spent just one night In Uyuni recovering from our Salt Flats tour before making the bus journey to Sucre via Potosi. There had been dai...
12 Apr 2014
Touring The Worlds Biggest Salt Flats
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We began our adventure to the Salar De Uyuni, Bolivia’s huge salt flat desert in a quaint little town called Tupiza just an hour north of ...
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7 Apr 2014
Horseriding With Gauchos In Salta
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Our next destination after wonderful Cafayate was Salta which was a meagre four hour journey north by bus through the Quebrada De Las Con...
3 Apr 2014
Exploring Cafayate A Wine Lover’s Paradise
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Cafayate is a tiny town famous for producing Torrentes wine and its quite tricky to reach when you’re heading north so not many travellers...
28 Mar 2014
Fine Wine & Fabulous Food In Mendoza
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We headed to Mendoza full of excitement as its Argentina’s wine capital producing 80% of the countries wine every year. We’d already enjoye...
22 Mar 2014
The Penguins Of Punto Tombo
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We’d read about and heard a rumour that there was a one million strong penguin colony on the central Patagonian coast, and our researc...
19 Mar 2014
Big Eats And Cultural Delights In Buenos Aires
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Our journey to Buenos Aires involved our first overnight bus journey and although we’d heard that the buses in Argentina were great we wer...
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10 Mar 2014
Day Tripping At Iguazu Falls
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Situated right on the border between Argentina and Brazil Iguazu Falls are a popular stop on the traveller trail in South America. After o...
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6 Mar 2014
Rio Fabulous Carnival
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As luck would have it our arrival in South America was also when carnival explodes nationwide across Brazil so it was a no-brainer for us ...
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