Baja to Bali

We visit Puerto Madryn, Bariloche and Ushuaia in the Argentine part of Patagonia. All are very different - Puerto Madryn, on the Atlantic, is full of marine wildlife; Bariloche is set on the edge of a huge lake surrounded by mountains; and Ushuaia is in the far south of Argentina, not far from Antarctica. All three are great spots for hiking.

John's stay with us in Argentina continues with trips to Patagonia and Uruguay, as well as enjoying some more time in Buenos Aires. It was a super fun month, I feel like we did absolutely loads, and we both really enjoying having John to stay.

John has come to Buenos Aires to visit us, so we show him around the city. In this video, we cover his first couple of weeks here. There is lots of eating & drinking, but we also take in a polo match, a classical music concert and visit all the top sites in the city. We also take a couple of trips - to the Iguazu falls on the Brazil/Paraguay/Argentina border and another to the Mendoza wine region. Enjoy :)

We take the ferry from Buenos Aires to Montevideo, Uruguay for a short road trip along the east coast towards Brazil and back through the interior. Its a very easy country to travel in, and the coast is stunning. My personal highlight was seeing the colony of sea lions at Cabo Polonio.

We take the slow route from Cordoba to Buenos Aires, stopping at a few places in the Entre Rios area to the north of the capital, and broadly following the route of the Parana river south. Then we hit BA. We will be here for a while, but I hope, in this video, I've given you a flavour of the city and our first couple of weeks here.

Our journey continues as we leave northern Chile, and head up and over the Andes into Argentina. We make a few stops en route to Cordoba, including in the wine region around Cafayate, and in the very attractive city of Salta.

We travel across the largest salt flats in the world as we head out from Uyuni in Bolivia towards the Atacama Desert in Chile. Its a surreal landscape of salt and water, bounded by ice-topped mountains. Its also a physical challenge, as we top 5000m above sea level with temperatures of -10 C at night. We pass through the Andean Volcanic Belt with its bubbling pools of mud and geysers and enjoy a quick dip in the hot waters. At the end of the trip we cross the border into Chile, and then take a couple of tours of the Atacama desert from the small town of San Pedro de Atacama. This marks the end of our time in Bolivia (for now); an astonishing, and unexpectedly amazing country. I hope you enjoy the video.

Our journey through Bolivia continues. In this video we do plenty of hiking in the beautiful Amboro National Park, before visiting the UNESCO world heritage sites of Sucre and Potosi.