Category: Big Trip

Just a turtle hanging Lopez Mendes Ilha Grande Brazil 0

Ilha Grande

Ilha Grande is reached by a gentle 1 hour tug boat ride. The island only has one small town, with small shops, restaurants and bars, but no ATM. It felt feels fairly remote and...

Our boat! Paraty Brazil 0

Paraty

Pronounced ‘para-chi’, Paraty is a pretty colonial town. It is located on Brazil’s Costa Verde and is a UNESCO World Heritage Site due to its Portuguese architecture and cobbled streets which are sometimes flooded...

River snorkelling Bonito Brazil 0

Bonito

Bonito is a tiny town, with one parade of shops and some unusual telephone boxes! The weather perked up upon our arrival, so we were able to enjoy river snorkelling in crystal clear waters....

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Sucre the White City

Sucre was very different to the other Bolivian cities we have visited, it felt almost Mediterranean (thanks to the Spanish). The sun shines brightly, and the buildings are painted white, with terracotta roof tiles....

Rooftop city view Potosi Bolivia 0

Potosí

Potosí is a town whose history has been dictated by a single mountain which was lavished with precious metals. Because mining was needed for extracting these metals, it is steeped in sad history. Mining...

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The Uyuni Salt Flats

After a bumpy, 10 hour coach trip from La Paz, we made it to Uyuni. It is a dusty, drab town on the outskirts of the huge Salt Flats. We then spent the following...

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Lake Titicaca

We were proudly told that Lake Titicaca is the 2nd largest lake in south america and the highest lake with operating boats on. At 3900m high and 8500 squared Km’s, it’s massive! The Incas...

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Cusco

We stayed in Cusco before the Inca trail and for 3 days afterwards to recover! It is situated 3600m above sea level, surrounded by mountains and was built as the Inca’s capital city circa...