We started our tour of Salar de Uyuni, in Uyuni, a little town that does not have much to do except start the tour. Bolivians love a protest, in the town there were some burnt tyres and the buildings were bricked…
Bolivia – Sucre
Sucre is the constitutional capital of Bolivia and a very nice colonial town. This wall has the worlds oldest dinosaur footprints on it. You are going to have to take our word for it. We saw it from 300m away.…
Bolivia – Samaipata
Samaipata, a sleepy little town in Bolivia, was the perfect place to hang out for a couple of days. Che Guevara was assassinated in a near by town. View from our balcony, it was much greener and warmer than a…
Bolivia – Santa Cruz
From Coroico, we had to take a bus back to La Paz, stay there for another night, then catch a 6 hour bus to Cochabamba. It ended up being a 9 hour journey. We only stayed for one night as…
Bolivia – Coroico
After the worlds most dangerous road we stayed in a little town, Coroico, in a really nice little B&B. We didn’t do much for the three nights. Views over the town. Local cemetary. View from the hot tub, Andy nearly…
Bolivia – Worlds Most Dangerous Road
From La Paz, we headed to a town called Coroico, in the Amazon Basin. To get there you can cycle down the Worlds Most Dangerous Road, or what locals call Camino de la Muerte (Death Road). It got its name due…
Bolivia – La Paz
From Isla del Sol, we took a boat back to Copacabana, then a four hour bus ride to La Paz. To get from Copacabana, you have to cross the water. There isn’t a bridge, so you have to get off…
Bolivia – Isla del Sol
From Copacabana, it is an easy 1 hour boat ride to Isla del Sol, a very peaceful island in Lake Titicaca. We got there early and set off for a hike around the island. We went the wrong way and…
Bolivia – Copacabana
We left Peru and after a short 4 hour bus ride across the border, arrived in Copacabana, Bolivia. Copacabana was having a festival called the Virgen de Copacabana, there were bands, dancing and people in costume on the street. Its…