Soooo Chicos after Mendoza we arrived in Salta and I was 100% better again, which was exciting. Travelling when you are ill sucks big time! I don´t really have much to say about Salta, we were here for 3 nights and only came here for two things: 1) Tren a las Nubes, one of the highest trains in the world riding through spectacular scenery and 2) To get a bus from Salta. What sucked was that they weren´t reopening the Tren a las Nubes till a week or so after w...

Hola again, So it was great to get out of the hustle and bustle of Buenos Aires after two weeks and arrive into Mendoza, a town famous for its fantastic Vino Tinto that it produces. We arrived and decided to sort out most of our tours starting the next day...we were looking for some R&R but instead we booked a full day trek the following day leaving at 8.30 a.m....a time which seemed ridiculous after Buenos Aires standard getting up around 11 - 12. Anyway,...

Hola Chicos, I am finally updating this after an eventful 3 weeks! From Puerto Iguazu we got an 18 hour bus to Buenos Aires, a city I was very excited to visit after hearing numerous people rave about it being the "Jewel of South America" and reading great things. A city with great steak, nightlife, women, architecture and people. We decided to spend 2 weeks here and rent an appartement for that time, for the price it was only a little more than a Ho...

So after a couple of days we headed over to the Argentinian side, a small town called Puerto Iguazu, to check out the Iguaçu falls from their side..luckily we got out of Brasil and into Argentina with no problems. We reserved a room at the Hostel Inn and when we got there we were shocked. It is so nice, better than a lot of hotels I have been too. Not only this but we had our own private bathroom, which was a real luxury! The staff are very friendly and helpful...