After feeling rough yesterday, probably from the street food in Copacabana I woke up feeling a little better after a late night playing pool with Trent, Kyle, A Kiwi called Claire and a Texan called Heather I think. I also bumped into Lisa the London girl wet in Peru. Ray, Begonia, Stevie and I ventured to the archeological site of tiwanaku which were some pre Inc ruins. The site was split into 4 sections and cost 80 Boliviar. The first section was sitio arqueo...

7th August 2012 At 5.30am we were rudely woken by two Irish girls busting in the room absolutely wasted and demanding to know 'who these people were in their room'.....Ray bore the brunt of their stupidity when he asked them to be quite!!!!! They called him all sorts of names and were up in his face. These girls were rude and off their rocker.... They finally fell asleep after tiring of b****ing about 'Eli and that wh*re', it was a relief! When we eventually g...

Another early morning. We wanted to see the sunrise over Lake Titicaca. What topped the sunrise off was that the sun rose between the snow capped mountains. We all stood there watching the sunrise and taking pictures. It was beautiful. We then grabbed some breakfast where we bumped into Kerri again. We keep crossing paths. After breakfast we head out to see the temple of the sun. We need to rush as we want to get the 10.30 boat back to Copacabana. We make it to t...

We woke up early to catch the boat to Isla del sol, via Isla del Luna. We met up with Begonia on the boat before heading off. We dropped off other passengers at Isla del sol while we stayed on the boat to visit Isla del Luna (Island of the moon) to see some inca ruins that we had to pay extra to see....we still aren't sure that they are real or worth it! Here we met a German girl called Sandra, who joined us for the trip. The 5 of us then headed back to Isla del ...

We arrived at Puno the Peruvian town on Lake Titicaca where we had to change buses before heading to Bolivia. We arrived at the border town of Yunguyo to get stamped out and change our money. We then had to walk across the boarder and get stamped into Bolivia before jumping back on the bus to Copacabana, we managed this with little incident. When we arrived in Copacabana it was midday and the start of a festival where they celebrate the virgin of Lake Titicaca. I...