Before going to live in México, I was a little apprehensive of what it would be like. Similarly to many others, I was not immune to the prejudices and stereotypes that exist. After only a short period of time, I couldn't believe how such a beautiful country with an...

Our four day tour of the South west of Bolivia and the surrounding area around the Salar de Uyuni (Uyuni salt flats) took us to what seems like a million natural wonders. We saw lagoons, geysers, deserts, salt flats and lots of animals including flamingos, vicuñas and...

After a relatively painful 5 hour horse riding experience in Samaipata which left us bruised and broken for days, we were reluctant to ever get on a horse again. However, having made our way south to the small town of Tupiza, the prospect of wild western scenery and...

On our way south we made a quick stop off and spent a couple of days in the beautiful city of Sucre. Sucre is a very important city in Bolivia; it is where the country's independence was first proclaimed and it is recognised as Bolivia's constitutional capital. The...

So for the last week or so we have gone off the radar a little as we made our way to the amazing east of Bolivia. With beautiful scenery, summer weather and lovely people we managed to relax completely and recharge our batteries for our one month travelling together...

A little outside of La Paz is the North Yungas road, otherwise known as Death Road. It is a road in the mountains leading from La Paz to the town of Coroico and is famous for being extremely dangerous, being christened in 1995 as the world's most dangerous road. At...

After our final day's relaxation in Perú we made our way to the border crossing to Bolivia and got a bus straight to La Paz. Crossing the border was a quick and painfree process despite stories of previous travellers having to bribe their way across. I must admit that...