After a long (21 hrs) and comfortable bus journey ve arrived at Salta- a beautiful green city. We stayed at La Posta Hostel on Cordoba Street whose staff were speaking English and very helpfull. We had city tour on an open sightseeing bus. We enjoyed our dinners at Dona Salta Rest. The food was delicious and cheap. After two nights we moved to Purmamarca by the early bus. In Purmamarca one can feel the real South America culture and we took the photos of seven coloured mountain pieces. At this village we bought some soveniers. The same day we visited Humahuaca village. We had lunch and walked around the village where they were celebrating carnival. After spending few ours at this village we proceeded to the border town, La Quiaca. At late night we had ... read more

Landing the Foz de Iguacu (Brazilian side) airport we were furnished with full information to follow up our trip at the National Park (NP). In five minutes we took the bus to the gate of the NP. We got a safe box for 8 reals. The size of the locker is for one standard luggage plus a small hand bag. Paying the entrance fare 75 reals for two, we took the free NP bus to the observation area. It is really breathtaking, the words and pictures can not describe the effect of this natural phenomena. Having lunch at NP we hiked for a while and then left the NP fort he city center where we took the other bus to Argentina. Passing the border is no problem. Argentina side is much quicker at paper work (three ... read more

The city was the capital of Brazil for centuries. In 16th century it was the port disembarging African slaves. When Rio developed all the rich immigrate to Rio de Janeiro making the city the second capital. Actually today the capital is Brazil. When people migrate Salvador was left with rich buildings and churches to their destiny. The city is a world herritage. Because of the slaves African culture is dominating. We stayed at Che Lagarto Hostel on Barra Beach . Which is 10 minutes drive to the historic center- Pelourinho. One of the best place in Salvador to stay. The hostel makes necessary activities, parties and group tours. The city is one of the most unsafe, dangerous one. When the sun goes down, we are recommended not to go out. We are lucky that we ... read more

Arriving at Cebu we took a taxi to boat port to Tangbilaran, then by a shared van we reached to Alona Beach at Panglao Island which is tight by a bridge to Bohol Island. We had difficulty finding a hotel because of their holly holiday. At last we stayed at Alonaland Resort (1600 PHP) walking distance to the beach. The first day we took the Bohol tour from the resort and we really enjoyed. We visited Loboc River and had lunch on the boat, we saw one of the oldest church at Tagbilaran, we spent some time by the special animals of Bohol. Lastly we climbed a hill and took pictures of Choclate Hills. Second day we visited Dumaluan Beach and felt ourselves as if in Maldives, specially at Bohol Beach Club Resort. The last day ... read more

Totally speaking Boracay is one of the wonders of the world for vacation. The climate, the sea, the beach, accomodation, entertainment, dining and wining, reasonable prices make this wonderland. The Alice in Wonderland Resort, about 200 meters away from the beach, fully satisfied us ( 1960 PHP/night with free full access internet in the room). Usually we had our breakfast at the balcony of our bungalow. For lunches we often went to wet market ( D’talipapa) where they sell fresh seafood. There are restaurants surrounding the wet market that cook the seafood we bought; 1500-2500 PHP/kilo lobster, 400 PHP/kilo fish, 400-1000 PHP/kilo prawns according to their sizes, 1200 PHP/kilo crab. We spent sun set time usually on the beach at Nigi Nigi and we dined there. Before breakfast we made our beachwalk about one hour ... read more