Villa Serena

Just quickly to all who may venture this far into reading random jabber posted by yours truely! I graduated, ive worked, ive got bored,ive been paid, ive quit, now im riding a 1991 Suzuki from Argentina to New York! If your around let me know! Josh ...

Taking a year off to travel Central and South America. Why? Because we can. We travelled through Colombia, Ecuador, Chile, Argentina, Uruguay, Bolivia and Peru (in that order) and loved almost every minute of it.

As i have been asked a million and 1 times where we are going.... 6 months in South America starting in Chile and working our overland through Bolivia, Peru, Ecuador, Columbia, Venezuela, Brazil, Argentina, Uraguay, Paraguay and finally back to Santiago ...

Welcome all to our fabulous trip to Southcentral. South America and Central America that is. This is where you live vicariously through our photos and trip journals. Please be advised that you may wish to jump up from what you're doing and come ...

... here, on some big, fancy important channel, which I came across quite often! Then I went to the blockbuster video store in La Serena where I saw an Icelandic movie, which I didn't even know had gone international! Called "Nói Albino" - in Icelandic with ...

... of the Black Water, where we were headed. Then we eventually hit gravel road. The route is about 513 km (320 miles), from La Serena to Villa Unión passing through Paso Agua Negra at around 5100 m (16.700 ft) above sea level. We had assumed the trip would ...

... I was off to La Serena, including some seriously long bus journeys, first to Mendoza, then to Vina del Mar, then to La Serena. There I had this amazing CouchSurfing host, Gonzalo, living in a beautiful neighbourhood in the city. I had my own comfy bedroom ...

... dia, otro pueblo con un lago y mucha influencia alemana, y despues salimos por bus hasta Santiago, y seguido continuamos hasta aca, La Serena, donde vemos a Rosa, de la misma familia que estuvimos en Santiago y que nos invito a venir a esta cuidad. Asi ...

... ones though, with really intricate towers. I'm not sure there's enough people in town to fill them all on a Sunday though!! Although La Serena is nice enough, there isn't a huge mount to do in town but close by is the Elqui Valley so I went for a day ...

... riding 15. I snore a lot more than previously suspected - sorry dorm-mates! Anyway, that´s about it for now. I am leaving La Serena on a late bus tonight and heading 16 hours up the Panamericana to Calama. Its been really good here - been to see an ...

... this was my actual name. Antonio took us directly to our hotel in Antigua, an hour away from Guatemala City. We arrived at La Villa Serena around noon, both exhausted and excited. We buzzed the door of our 7 room inn and were met my our host, Marina, ...