First aid on the road – how we got ready
Something can happen anywhere, anytime, so it pays to be prepared. Thanks to Cel from Break-a-Way Outdoor Medic for the great course!
One bite of more exotic fruits
This is the second part of our adventure through Josué fruit orchard, this time more exotic fruits.
A fruit orchard adventure, one bite at a time
Strange chocolate, various types of açaí and fruit from a tree inhabited by ants. We found all this and much more in Josué’s orchard. Take a look!
Pre-hispanic civilisations: Incas’ tombs
This time we visited a peculiar funerary site near lake Titicaca: the chullpas of Sillustani. A tradition that started before the incas.
Refuelling in South America: an adventour between prices, bureaucracy and luck
Refuelling is easy, isn’t it? Well, refuelling in South America can be an entire adventure.
Uros: people of Lake Titicaca
The Uros are one of the oldest people in America, they live on islands and it was well worth a visit.
Potosí: wealth from darkness
The 500-year old mines in Potosi have brought wealth and despair to the population. We visited the mines on a tour.
6 months on the road: a review in numbers
We’ve already been 6 months on the road. During this time,we’ve collected thousands of kilometres and litres of diesel. Here a review.
Salar de Uyuni: a mirror of salt
A short trip into the biggest salar on earth: the Salar de Uyuni
Travel plans in South America
Plans change, especially in South America. Here an example of how flexible we are.