Hola Amigos! Sorry I haven´t written for so long. Its been a busy couple of weeks since my last entry. We have crossed two borders, cycled around the city of Montevideo, explored the sleepy town of Colonia, hitch hiked over 200km, tried mate for the first time (and become hooked), lived life as Gauchos on a ranch for a few days and witnessed one of the Worlds best natural wonders. Our last few days in Buenos Aires were generally spent having lazy mornin...

Hola! We are still in Buenos Aires and are starting to feel like this great city is home. We can now find our way around relatively easy and have tried nearly everything there is on offer; tango, football, steak (or three), clubbing, art and more. Since my last blog I have made another trip to A and E (at 4am with Chloe as her throat infection had gone to her tongue piercing and was causing her tongue to swell), a trip to the police station, (to report Chloe´s...

Hola! A little later than planned I have finally got the opportunity to write my next blog! We arrived in the beautiful city of Buenos Aires the day before yesterday but I will leave our first impression and experiences here until the end of the entry! So, back to San Pedro, Chile. The first of the tours that I had mentioned that we were going to do was a visit to the El Tatio Geysers which we did at 5am one morning. We arrived before dawn and the geys...

Hola! We arrived in the small town of San Pedro de Atacama yesterday evening after a spectacular but exhausting few days doing our salt flats tour through the Salar de Uyuni. We left La Paz on Tuesday morning and took the bus and then an 8 hour train from Oruro to Uyuni. The train journey took a beautiful route passing lagoons, desert and mountains. We arrived in Uyuni late on Tuesday, an eery, freezing town in the middle of nowhere and were instantly bombarded ...

Hola Amigos! I am writing sooner than expected (we are still in La Paz) as the last 48 hours has been quite eventful and want to make sure I cover it in detail!! Yesterday morning at 8am we were picked up from our hostel by Julio- who was to be our guide for the Worlds Most Dangerous Road- from La Paz to Coroico. We had shopped around the different companies who take people along this road to make sure we found the safest and ones we trusted most and we went fo...