To Peru

With a heavy heart and heavier pockets (Bolivia, Slat Flats aside, is very cheap) we had our last meal in Copacabana and settled to sleep.

Last sunset on Titcaca

Up in the early morning (what is it with travelling and early mornings - why doesn't anybody schedule buses at a decent hour - 11:00am, for example?) This bus was full - so it was a good job we got to it early and bagged our seats. Some people weren't so lucky and had to sit on boxes in the aisle.

Packing them in

Upon arriving at the Bolivia/Peru border, we were assaulted by advertising for toilets. Quite bizarre. Perhaps Bolivia and Peru are trying to outdo each other in some kind of toilet race.

Advertising

Once past the border (and the dire warnings about the poor state of Peruvian counterfeit money) we ambled on to Puno - where we were to stay for the night before catching the train to Cuzco.