White cities, Inca ruins, Floating Villages and Irish Bars
Leaving the coast behind we returned to the mountains, heading for the city of Arequipa at 2,800m above sea level. Sitting in the shadow of
Leaving the coast behind we returned to the mountains, heading for the city of Arequipa at 2,800m above sea level. Sitting in the shadow of
Descending from the Andes, albeit only briefly, our first stop in Peru was on the beach, and what a beautiful beach it was! Camping on
Our border crossing from Colombia to Ecuador was all going well until someone uttered those fateful words… “This is going to be the quickest border

Leaving Cartagena behind, we headed south towards Medellin via a bushcamp in the hills. In the 1980’s and 1990’s, Medellin was the centre of the

Hello and welcome to my country. Hello, where are you from? Do you like Colombia? You are welcome, and please tell your friends about my

Most days everything goes to plan. Some days, something doesn’t go to plan. And then occasionally you have a day where nothing goes to plan.

Our arrival into Venezuela coincided with a very interesting time in the country’s history, coming only days after the death of President Chavez. In response

On a journey like this where every day holds something new – be it a taste, a smell, a sight or an experience – it

The small town of Porto Velho was our jumping off point for the ferry journey that everyone in the group had been looking forward to

After our busy week in Salvador celebrating carnival, it was time to head for the hills, well specifically the Chapada Diamantina Park. It was an

The week running up to Lent is when Brazil really lets its hair down – this is “Carnaval” week. The most internationally famous carnival celebration

Goodbye rain, hello sunshine! And just in time, as we reached Porto Seguro, our first stop on the Atlantic coast. We stayed in a great