By the time we arrived in Lima, it was late at night and we were exhausted.This left us somewhat unprepared for the madness outside the aiport terminal, where taxi drivers and shuttle buses were all vying for our business.We had no idea where we were staying and since it was a Saturday night, we figured that most places would be pretty booked up.We got chatting to a guy who was heading to a hostel in the district of Barranco, where two of his friends were staying...

The bus journey to Santiago was pretty interesting, because you have to cross over the Andes to get into Chile.This afforded us some spectacular views of snowcapped mountains and rolling hills, and despite the fact that we have now seen the Andes in almost its entire length, it never ceases to amaze us.There were, thankfully, no hiccups in this journey, and the although the border crossing took a long time, we didn't have to go through the agonising task of openi...

Back in BA, it was pretty much the same story as it had been for the past few days!!!That first night though, we were all too tired to go out and just ended up hanging out in the hostel bar, before having a relatively early night. Thursday was the boy's last night, so after Jonny's Jewish Treat, the rest of us decided we were long overdue an Indian meal, and headed out for a last supper full of all the usual Indian fare!This was much to Anand's delight, and his f...

Despite the fact that three of us hadn't been to sleep, Colonia del Sacramento was yet another hilarious day out! By this point, we all felt like we had known each other forever and we were all relaxed in each other's company. We were joined by Ben and Aimee, some friends Anand and Jonny had met earlier in their trip, and they only ended up adding to the madness and mayhem.We all slept the one hour journey across the waters to Colonia and arrived in the sunshine,...

We arrived in Buenos Aires (BA) in the early evening, somewhat exhausted after the thrills of the skydiving during the day! After driving around a few of the hostels only to find they were full, we finally arrived at Hostel Inn Tango City, which was to be our home for the next ten days or so. We popped out for some very tasty and cheap dinner where Marisha had Argentine steak, and assured Rakhee that it easily deserved its reputation!Back at the hostel we were al...