Well there is not too much to say about Nasca only that we were there about two weeks ago so we are a little behind on our updates. In Nasca we stayed at a little family run hostal in the middle of the very small town. We had a room to our selves (we seem to be quite good at this) and only ended up staying for one night unlike we had planned. The afternoon that we arrived we booked a flight over the Nasca Lines with a local company and were set to fly the follo...

On our first full day in Huacachina we treated ourselves to a "Bananas Breakfast" which was ridiculously cheap and consisted of a banana pancake smothered in chocolate (Laura´s) and a massive fruit salad covered in yoghurt and granola with tea and rolls and jam (Carrie´s)! This was because we were so hungry with anticipation of our dune buggy and sand boarding tour! We strapped ourselves into the back of a four-wheeled, open-engined, roll-caged nine s...

Our flight to Lima was considerably less luxurious than our bus journeys had been but we got there in one piece, even if it was an hour late due to ridiculous turbulence! After the taxi driver not knowing where the hostel was, even after we presented him with an address and a map, he did get us to the end of our road. This was because the road was actually a hole, to the side of which our hostel stood. Let´s just say it got more interesting. The hostel owner is ...

Sorry this has taken so long to write but we wrote a whole blog entry which took us 45 minutes and then the computer broke down..... Our transport to Buenos Aires was even more luxurious than before, we had decided to really push the boat out and pay an extra 3 pounds to have SUPER CAMA. This time we had our own little section on the bus and our seats were almost completely flat when we reclined them. First of all we were brought coffee and biscuits, followed by...

After our amazingly luxurious bus journey we arrived in Puerto Iguazu which is the Argentinian side of the falls. On our journey we managed to pick up a lone 50/60 year old Brazilian turned Australian traveller who decided to latch on to us. Whilst we were trying to find directions for Hostel Inn at tourist information, he proceeded to try and book the three of us into another hotel and was then quite frustrated when we told him we had to go to a cashpoint becaus...