Buenos Aires came as a bit of a shock to us. Having arived from the plaits, bowler hats and panpipes of Bolivia, Peru and Ecuador, we were suddenly back in the throws of a huge cosmopolitan city. I could be in london or New york, that is until i fall down a hole in the pavement, then i remember im still in South America. It took a while to adjust. We´ve got used to weeing behind bushes (you cant do that here) and not showering and wearing the same clothes f...

So we arrived at our final stop in Argentina, a city called Salta. Its the largest place we`ve stopped in since Rio so i took the opportunity to stock up on some clothing and essentials. Clothes on the road just arent lasting, plus the fact i didnt really have many to bring, you know me!! So highlight from Salta- We had heard that you could go canopy Zip wiring near by. That sound like fun, we thought. A nice ride through the trees. How wrong we we...

The iguassu falls are on the boarder between Brazil and Argentina. We spent the first day on the Brazillian side. The falls were just incredible. The scale was unbelievable but it was only when we got to the Argantinian side that you get to really interact and get the full impact of the falls. We began by taking a jet boat up the river, over white water and up to and UNDERNEATH, The falls. We all got absolutely soaked, but it was such a buzz. Afterwards we ...