Buenos Aires is a huge, more european like city. First impression of the outskirts is messy, as there is so many different kind of buildings next to each other without any organisation. It is really hot there in the summer, and on the way from the airport you could see many cars parked under trees […]
In order to reach next country, Argentina, we had to fly to Buenos Aires from Sucre via Santa Cruz. Bus trip to Sucre was hmm… interesting, and luckily the last in Bolivia. Big part of the roads in Bolivia are unpaved, and the buses are not the best ever. Half of the trip from La […]
You can now follow our route here, or by clicking on the “Worldtrip ’09” page. You might notice that we have passed many places already, and that there is quite a gap between where we are and what is published. We apologize for the delay, internet connections are what they are, and the work related […]
Probably the best tour so far was the one to the biggest salt flat in the world (10,582 km²), Salar de Uyuni. We had good group consisting of two Australians, two Germans, us plus the driver/mechanic/cook/guide. Tip: When booking this tour, there is like 60 companies offering it. It’s good to pay attention who you […]
Trip from Puno was supposed to last about 7H. It took 12H, mainly because passing the frontier in Copacabana was so slow. You need to be checked by the Peruvian police control, the Peruvian Customs, walk pass the frontier, visit the Bolivian Immigration office, and re-embark the bus for 100m, to finally get told that […]