Argentina – Part 3 – Buenos Aires
A fabulous city, more European than South American in look and feel, and somewhere we could’ve happily spent ages if it’d been a bit warmer…
A fabulous city, more European than South American in look and feel, and somewhere we could’ve happily spent ages if it’d been a bit warmer…
An incredible part of Argentina, perfect for a road trip and with a wine region that was more stunning than Mendoza…
Stunning wine and beautiful steak – there’s not much more to say really!
Some time based in Chile’s capital city, spectacularly set with The Andes as a backdrop, sampling Chilean wine and visiting the coast…
Our most intrepid travelling yet, with a few “Race Across The World’ dramas, but we got ourselves into Chile and across to The Atacama Desert. WOW – it sure was worth the effort…
A ‘Peru Hop’ bus down the coast from Lima to Arequipa, with some gorgeous stops along the way. Who needs to go to Machu Picchu anyway? And then onwards towards the land border with Chile – a little more intrepid…
A great couple of days at an Eco-Lodge (whatever that might be) deep in the Amazon rainforest. Not as teeming with wildlife as Galapagos, but far more biodiverse, and the immense efforts to preserve the precious eco-system are incredible to see…
South America’s culinary capital, a city where you can get prescription-only drugs in almost any pharmacy, utter chaos but with corners of beauty. `Not our favourite city ever but we did find Paddington in Peru!…
We were almost too tight-wad to indulge in this – thank God that Debbie convinced Steve that the money just needed to be parted with, sod it…!
A week of island hopping while we sorted out a cruise – OH MY GOD, WHAT A BLOODY INCREDIBLE PLACE….