A World Of Wildlife In The Bolivian Pampas
It couldn’t have been more different to La Paz. In the space of an hour we went from 3,600m to 200m above sea level. From chilly wind to humid …
La Paz, Bolivia
Our last capital city awaited, the highest national capital in the world at over 3,000m – La Paz.
Lake Titicaca Part 2 – Isla Del Sol, Bolivia
After our time in Puno we caught a bus to Copacabana in Bolivia to see another side of Lake Titicaca. Instantly we liked it more here. The town was a …
Peru Costs & Summary
We really enjoyed Peru, although very well trodden at times, we felt we saw enough of the local side of the country through our volunteering, and also plenty of …
Lake Titicaca Part 1 – Peru
The largest lake in South America and apparently the highest body of water in the world, Lake Titicaca is unique. We saw two sides of it from both Peru …
The Majesty Of Machu Picchu
Towards the end of our stay in Peru we finally got to visit one of the most famous sights on earth – Machu Picchu. It didn’t disappoint.
A Little Time In Lima
The journey into Lima was breathtaking. Hugging the road cut impossibly into sandy cliffs, we were afforded with an unbelievable view.
Exploring Pre Inca Ruins In Trujillo
Our decision process for Trujillo was little more than asking a few people in Colan what they thought of it – we’d just picked it because it seemed like …
Volunteering At Rosemary’s In Colan, Peru
The reason we had been rushing through Colombia and Ecuador was because we had committed to spending 2 weeks helping at a small animal shelter in northern Peru.
50 Days At Home
Amazingly it’s been 50 days since we landed back in England. Longer than anywhere we stayed during our 16 month trip. Yet it’s felt so quick.