So, after an extremely incredible fun-packed six and a half months-tomorrow we fly home!! We both hate it but excited all in one, extreme mixed emotions. After doing and seeing so many things most people would never get the chance too, it's all come to a sudden end and what better way to say 'cheers to the trip' than booking in to a locals Argentine steak house for a last supper. We enjoyed a lovely rib-eye steak and mash meal with a glass of white wine and try a...

Just a one hour flight from the Iguassu Falls and we arrive in the buzzing capital city of Buenos Aires. It seems so crazy that this is our last place, the last bit of exploring before we fly home after seeing so many amazing places and doing the most incredible things, was lucky people we are. MAnyway, as you can tell we are getting a bit mixed emotions about getting to the brink of our whirlwind trip, so from the airport we have a long and expensive taxi rid...

Iguazu Falls, Iguazú Falls, Iguassu Falls, or Iguaçu Falls are waterfalls of the Iguazu River on the border of Argentina and Brazil. The falls divide the river into the upper and lower Iguazu. The river flows through Brazil, however, most of the falls are on the Argentine side. Below its confluence with the San Antonio River, the Iguazu River forms the boundary between Argentina and Brazil. The falls may be reached from two main towns, with one on either sid...

Rio had such a great vibe from the moment we touched down in the airport. We were so thankful that our long journey was almost over and was eager to get to our hostel, we wait a little longer in the queue for a taxi and from there I knew we would be there in 5-10 minutes. From here are holiday lifestyle begins and we couldn't be more excited. With quite a list of things on the Rio itinerary after a good sleep and hostel breakfast the first port of call was the...

I feel ashamed of myself for actually putting us both through this punishment. An overnight bus to Sucre, 8 hours east of Uyuni on an old clapped out bus, only to arrive in Sucre at 4am in the morning where we would wait 14 hours to board our next overnight bus, all 13 hours of it. We hadn't showered since BEFORE the salt flats tours we had been rationed to a mere baby wipe wash each day and after day three we were getting whiffy. We spent from 4am to 6pm with...