I awoke early, do I start a lot of posts like this, anyways I left the hotel ready to catch the 8:30 boat and then panicked that I didn't have enough cash and I knew there wasn't a cash point on the island. I ran to the only bank I'd seen and it didn't accept …
My last stop in Bolivia is Copacabana on Lake Titicaca, this would put me firmly on the Gringo trail which I've hopped on and off before but until now I've not hit the busiest parts. Lake Titicaca is the highest altitude lake int he world and has some spectacular views, especially on the Isla del …
After three hours in a mini bus, which was so steamed up I don't know how the driver could even see out of the window, I arrived at the trufi office in Santa Cruz in the middle of the strongest rain shower I've seen. The rain hadn't stopped during my travelled and some of the …
After a wet and cold weekend I'm Santa Cruz, I'll come to this in the next post, which normally experiences tropical temperatures all year round I decided to head over to my last stop in east Bolivia before flying back to La Paz. I was a little tired and confused and when I arrived at …
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We arrived back in Sucre and I quickly brought a new iPhone charger and supplies before heading back to the hostel to rest. I was shown to a dorm room where I appeared to be the only occupant so I collapsed on the bed and relaxed. The next day I decided to head to Samaipata …
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