South and North America in 11 Minutes
It’s been a long time coming, but I’ve finally got round to making a basic video with a selection of our favourite photos during our 8 months away. Enjoy The […]
It’s been a long time coming, but I’ve finally got round to making a basic video with a selection of our favourite photos during our 8 months away. Enjoy The […]
Vegas Trip Review Sleeping So after leaving our beautiful campsite in Zion National Park it was a bit of a shock to turn up to the concrete jungle that is […]
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Leaving LA at rush hour was a bit of a mistake – we were caught in traffic within just a few minutes of driving. However we plodded through and were […]
Leaving the Big Sur bought a huge change in scenery. The further south we traveled, the less open space and more built up area there was, the more accessible but […]
Monterey and Carmel After crashing for the night at Half Moon Bay’s dodgy marina car park (seaside views included), we woke early for a stroll along the beach to check […]
Yosemite National Park Yosemite National Park is perhaps the most treasured National Park in the US. With over 4 million visitors a year it helps sustain all other NP’s in […]
After an extremely windy but beautiful drive on highway 1 and a much needed coffee stop (complete with picturesque riverside views) we arrived at the famous Golden Gate Bridge- gateway […]
Seattle We broke up our National Park hopping session with a visit to Seattle, home of the ferry boats. In fact the first thing we did upon entering the city […]
Badlands, Yellow Stone and Glacier National Park So since our last blog our camping situation has improved drastically. We have replaced car parks with national parks and instead of views […]
Niagara Falls, Chicago and searching for Beavers….. Our adventures in Winnie (our camper) So far campervanning in the US has been a slightly different experience to campervanning in Patagonia but […]
Arriving in NYC We arrived in NYC excited if not a little pooped. It had taken us the grand total of 35 hours to get from Cumbuco to New York […]
Our plane landed at 4am- not ideal-but as soon as we arrived in Cumbuco the rest and relaxation began as did our carnival detox. Cumbuco is a world renowned kitesurfing […]
Where to begin…Rio, more specifically Carnival, was CRAZY!!! If there is anything our little blog won’t be able to do justice it would be Carnival, but we will give it […]
Argentinian Side We arrived early in the morning to a small town called Puerto Iguaçu following our 17 hour bus ride from BA, although tired and hungry we decided to […]
We arrived late to BA and pretty much started our trip as we meant to carry on; with great food, great drink and great music. We ate at a fab […]
On our rather dull 11 hour bus ride to Ushuaia we had to cross over from the main land to the island Tierra del Fuego. This too would have been […]
Our route South started in normal fashion for Patagonia, on a bum numbing drive with incredible scenery. We were taking the famous Ruta 40 South, destination El Chalten – the […]
On this leg of the journey we have really taken advantage of the camper and got off the gringo trail. It’s been a bit of an adventure, driving on dirt […]
Finally! After a week of waiting we got to pick up our camper. It was worth the wait. Thankfully for Mike the design on our van is more butch than […]
Santiago Again our bus journey was pretty epic; entering Chile from Argentina involves crossing the Andes which makes for some incredible views and super windy roads. We also passed through […]
Salta After one of the most spectacular bus journey’s to date Grace, Catherine (Irish girl we met on the salt flat tour) and I arrived in Salta. After dropping our […]
Salar de Uyuni is the world’s largest salt flat at 12,106 square kilometres and, even more impressive, it is at an altitude of 3653m. It was once part of a […]
Sucre The bus from La Paz to Sucre was actually probably one of our best so far – we had front row seats on the top deck, so had great […]
La Paz Getting off the plane in La Paz we were hit by lovely cool dry air (a welcome relief from the heat of the jungle) due to the increase […]