Hi to all - I am back after a long period of not writing. Last point we left in our reporting was leaving Mendoza in North Argentina on a bus to Santiago de Chile. After giving up on the idea of buying a camper in Argentina, we have decided, in Santiago de Chile, to rent a car. It was a bit hard, as it was a weekend and a long one due to a local holiday, but nothing will stop us, so with the help of the hotel staff we managed to find two renting companies that came over to our hotel to offer us several cars, and we finally chose one - a family Kia. The next thing we did, after receiving the car, on Monday morning we went to an outlet store, bought a ... read more

Hi, From Cordoba, we made our way toward two national parks - Ischigualasto and Talampaya. To get there, we took a night bus from Cordoba to San Juan, and upon arrival to San Juan we learned that we will have to spend there half a day as the only bus to San Augustin will leave at 14:00. So, we turned the bus terminal cafeteria to our "home" for a couple of hours - spending the time on schooling, internet surfing (luckily there was Wi-Fi in the terminal) and some playing. Eventually we made it to San Augustin, we managed to find a nice apartment for the night, and even managed to book transportation to both parks for the next day. For dinner, we made our first own BBQ! The next day was dedicated to both parks. ... read more

Hello to everybody, it is Nitzan and I am going to tell you about our first days in Argentina. We did not finish to visit Chile, what we are planing to do is Zig-zag beetween Chile, and Argentina, because if we do all of Chile and only then cross to Argentina, we kind of go back all the way - if you look at a map of South America you will understand why. Ok. We crossed from Chile to Argentina in a morning bus and arrived to a big city called Salta. In the bus there was an Israeli couple and they said they have slept in Salta in a good, and nice hostel, so we took a taxi to there with them and it was good , so we stayed there. We went out for ... read more

Hi it is Omer In Uyuni we went to a desert called Salar. Actually it´s not a sesert it´s a desert made out of salt and only now starts the adventure! Day 1 - We went to visit a cemetery of trains. The trains that are there, are not in use any longer, because they were working on coal, and now the trains in Bolivia use gasoline. Then we went to the Salar. First of all, we went to mountains of salt. Then we went to a factory of salt. They first dry the salt outside in the sun. Then, they do another level of drying in a kind of oven. When the salt is dry enough they grind the salt a special machine then they put it in a big pile of salt that has ... read more

Hi it is Nitzan and I am going to write a long blog. From La Paz we drived 20 hours in a bus to a small town called Rurenabaque. There we found a hostel that was full of Israelis but we had no choice. The next morning we found an agency to go to the Pampas.The Pampas is a kind of a savanna.The next morning we woke up early and got on the way with our group to the Pampas. We drived in a jeep for three hours and on the way we saw lots of hawks, eagles, and even one Austrich!!!!! Then we drove 3 more hours in a boat but that was already the begining of the Pampas, after one second we could already see one crocodile!!!!! then we noticed that there are hundreds ... read more