A Photo Diary Through Salar de Uyuni, Bolivia
Stretching over 12,000 square kilometres, Salar de Uyuni is the world’s biggest salt flats, and quite possibly the closest looking thing to space on Earth. Sparse rocky deserts, geysers propelling out sulphur, semi-active volcanoes and a cactus filled island that…
My Embarrassing Struggle with Altitude Sickness in La Paz, and 7 Ways to Avoid It
La Paz is close to 4000m above sea level, the highest capital city in the world and most certainly the highest place I have ever visited. I was so excited to see it and hadn’t even given the possibility of…
Why you should visit Santiago, Chile and how to see it on a Budget
Chile is an incredibly long and narrow country, with it reaching just 150 miles at its widest point, and has everything from mountains to beaches to vineyards to explore. However, I really feel its capital city, Santiago, is very much…
