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Pour rejoindre les vallées proches des monts Kaçkar à partir de Trabzon, il faut compter une bonne demi-journée. Et quelques changements de bus pour arriver à bon port. How to get to Kaçkar Mountains from Trabzon? To reach the valleys near the Kaçkar Mountains from Trabzon, it takes a good half-day. And a few bus changes to get to your destination. First stop: Pazar or Ardesen From the Otogar of Trabzon, buses leave in the direction of Hopa and stop at Pazar or Ardesen, towns of transition to the Kaçkar. Indicate your intention to join Ayder so that the driver drops you off at the right place. For 18 Turkish liras, the bus will drop you off at Pazar, after about 2 hours of travel. Second stage: direction Ayder From Pazar, ride one of the dolmuches towards Camlihemsin and Ayder. For 13 Turkish liras, the transport will take you to this second destination in about 1h30. It is possible to start your hike from Ayder, which has become very touristy, but we advise you to extend the transport to Kavrun. Terminal: Kavrun Once you arrive in Ayder, the dolmuche will tell you which transport to take to cover the 10 kilometers separating you from Kavrun, the starting point of your hike. It will cost you 15 Turkish liras and about 30 minutes ride. You can now attack the hike or pitch your tent for free in Kavrun. What to do in Cappadocia? What to do in Cappadocia? What itinerary for a week on the Black Sea coast? What itinerary for a week on the Black Sea coast? Which itinerary in the Kaçkar mountains? Which itinerary in the Kaçkar mountains? How long to spend in Cappadocia? How long to spend in Cappadocia? Our itinerary en Turkey Our itinerary in Turkey

Au départ de Kavrun, l’ascension du mont Kaçkar peut se réaliser en deux jours en passant par le village d’Olgunlar. Avec plus ou moins d’étapes sur le parcours. Which route for the ascent of Mount Kaçkar? From Kavrun, the ascent of Mount Kaçkar (3,937m) can be achieved in two days via the village of Olgunlar. With more or less stages on the course. Dilberduzu campsite Dilberdüzü - mount Kaçkar: until the last breath The ascent of Mount Kaçkar is divided into two parts. Leaving from the Dilberdüzü camp, the first stage consists of reaching Lake Deniz, 2kms further on, with 500m of elevation gain on the menu. Once a short rest granted to the lake, the walk continues. On the program a very slight descent then a gradual ascent to Mount Kaçkar, with the last 500 strong meters. 3kms and 500m of elevation gain, that's the summit! The view will stun you for a while at the top...until the gusts of wind bring you back down. For the way back, the route is the same. With the possibility of adding hiking stages around Olgunlar, towards Yaylalar in particular, or around Lake Büyük Deniz for example. Kavrun - Olgunlar: 13kms in yoyo mode Timing will depend on walking pace. Because the elevations are quite steep. From Kavrun, the walk to Olgunlar is divided into a 6km climb with 900m of positive elevation gain then a 7km descent with 1,100m of negative elevation gain. It is possible to camp on the way, at the campsite of Düpedüzü or at the village of Dybe. Olgunlar - Dilberdüzü : the 10% ascent To get a little ahead, it is also possible to extend the day to the Dilberdüzü campsite. On the program, 7.5kms with 750m of elevation gain. And a well-deserved rest before attacking the ascent of Mount Kaçkar the next morning. Why start with Kavrun? From Trabzon, it is easier to reach Ayder or Kavrun by bus or dolmuche. Transport can also reach Yusufeli (south face of Kaçkar) but, due to the recent construction of a dam, access to hikes from this town is made more complicated. Moreover, in August 2018, the village of Kavrun was much less frequented than Ayder. It was therefore much more pleasant to start the hike there for the ascent of Mount Kaçkar. What to do in Cappadocia? What to do in Cappadocia? What itinerary for a week on the Black Sea coast? What itinerary for a week on the Black Sea coast? Our itinerary en Turkey Our itinerary in Turkey How long to spend in Cappadocia? How long to spend in Cappadocia? How to get to the Kaçkar Mountains? How to get to the Kaçkar Mountains?

Au départ d’Istanbul, on a filé sur la côte de la mer Noire pour une petite semaine. Avec quelques beaux couchers de soleil et un pique-nique dans une crique bien sympathique. What itinerary for a week on the Black Sea coast? Leaving Istanbul, we headed to the Black Sea coast for a short week. With some beautiful sunsets and a picnic in a very nice cove. From Istanbul to Amasra: Safranbolu, Yörük Köyü and sunset at Boztepe The road is not really worth stopping right away. But the skyscrapers around Istanbul are gradually giving way to the dense forest around the Black Sea coast. There, we make a first stop. In the city of Karabük, a few kilometers from the charming Safranbolu and its Ottoman houses and the (slightly) less touristy village of Yörük Köyü. On the menu, Turkish delights and gozlemes. The city of Amasra awaits us. About two hours away, this small coastal port will serve as a starting point for our road trip on the Black Sea. A swim in the beach of the small port and a sunset in Boztepe, at the end of the city, justify stopping there for more than a day. View of Amasra from Boztepe Port of Gideros From Amasra to Sinop: Picnic at Gideros and Swimming at Kapisuyu The decor is sublime. The switchbacks along the Black Sea between Amasra and Sinop offer a magnificent route. With some equally tasty stops. First step, a swim in the clear waters of Kapisuyu beach. Without anyone ! Take your time, not sure you'll find a beach like that until Sinop. It's lunch break time. Head to the tiny port of Gideros. You can plan your picnic or have lunch in the restaurant by the water. Just to make the most of this soothing cove. Before heading back to Sinop. Kastamonu, intermediate stage In the middle of the journey, at Inebolu, we headed for the pretty town of Kastamonu to spend the night there and visit the wooden mosque of Kasaba the next day. We recommend this little hook, but you can just as easily head for Sinop. This is where our journey on the Black Sea ended.Direction Cappadocia . What to do in Cappadocia? What to do in Cappadocia? Our itinerary en Turkey Our itinerary in Turkey Which itinerary in the Kaçkar mountains? Which itinerary in the Kaçkar mountains? How long to spend in Cappadocia? How long to spend in Cappadocia? How to get to the Kaçkar Mountains? How to get to the Kaçkar Mountains?

Pour une rando à plus de 4 000m, les monts Toubkal et M’Goun sont deux superbes options offertes par l’Atlas au Maroc. On a essayé de les départager si jamais il ne fallait en grimper qu’un seul. Atlas: rather M'Goun or Toubkal? For a hike over 4,000m, the Toubkal and M'Goun mountains are two superb options offered by the Atlas Mountains in Morocco. We tried to decide between them if only one had to be climbed. The two summits meet each other. With a difference of a few meters in height, Mount Toubkal (4,132m) and M'Goun (4,071m) however have two quite distinct hiking profiles. Between dry ascent on one side and long-distance stroll on the other. Frequentation (and pollution): M'Goun The feeling is strange. After hiking around Toubkal, the trails to M'Goun seem empty. Leaves to make the hiker doubt. Am I on the right track? Because this mountain, located in the Bouguemez valley, is much more remote than its friend. And lower, therefore, perhaps, less prestigious. Result, no one on the way. Nature for itself. And especially the preserved nature. Compared to the hike to Toubkal, very busy and ultra polluted (waste on the trails and in the waterways), that of M'Goun is 100% natural. Go for it. Landscapes: M'Goun In M'Goun as in Toubkal, the summit is accessible after two days of hiking. But the distance to reach the refuge before the ascent of M'Goun is longer (about 20kms against 10kms). It is better to take two days to reach it. To spread the effort first, but above all to make the most of the diversity of landscapes offered by the walk to M'Goun. The surroundings of Toubkal, with Lake Ifni or the valley towards Amsouzerte, also offer incredible landscapes. But you have to extend the hike beyond the highest peak in Morocco to get there. Since our comparison stops here only on the ascent, the M'Goun is ahead of the Toubkal in terms of landscapes. Level of difficulty: M'Goun Where the Toubkal dries the legs, the M'Goun spreads the effort. To reach the two peaks, the drop is 1,000m. But the percentage is much lower on the M'Goun. And therefore allows you to better distribute your energy. The M'Goun therefore represents the best option for a more serene ascent. Conclusion: the choice is yours If you only want to do one hike in the Atlas, opt for the M'Goun. For the connection with nature, the diversity of the landscapes or the breathtaking views on a ridge of 4kms at... 4000m altitude. Unique. On the other hand, if you snub the desert and prefer to devote your time to the mountains, go for the two peaks! The experience is totally different and both efforts offer their magnificent rewards. The taste of effort: Toubkal The climb is dry. Best to do it before sunrise. In the dark, to better avoid seeing the drop. For lovers of the effort, it is certain, the Toubkal constitutes the best option. With its vertical drop of 1,000m over 3km, it offers two hours of intense effort. Cuts your legs off. Then the breath, once at the top. Height: Toubkal For a few tens of meters, the Toubkal snubs its neighbor in the Atlas. And also dominates Morocco. For prestige and family meals, the Toubkal is better than the M'Goun. Transport accessibility: Toubkal To join the two hikes, the departure is generally from Marrakech. For Toubkal, direction Imlil. For the M'Goun, direction Aït Bouguemez. A single transport and 2 hours of travel against a bus and a minivan for 5-6 hours of transport, the Toubkal is the most accessible mountain from Marrakech. View at the top: M'Goun The peak of Toubkal impresses. Higher than all its neighbours, it offers a magnificent 360º panorama. However, it is not worth its counterpart. The M'Goun spreads its panorama over... 4kms! Before reaching the peak itself, a sublime ridge at an altitude of 4,000m invites you to discover a palette of colors on the neighboring mountains. At sunrise, each step is a wonder, the clouds drawing new shapes at every moment. The viewing experience lasts over an hour. And constantly renewing itself. Another point for the M'Goun. M'Goun: how to get to Aït Bouguemez? M'Goun: how to get to Aït Bouguemez? 5-day hiking itinerary in Toubkal 5-day hiking itinerary in Toubkal Which route for the ascent of Mount M'Goun? Which route for the ascent of Mount M'Goun? Discover Morocco Discover Morocco

La Cappadoce fait parler par ses cheminées de fée, c’est vrai. Mais elle recèle bien d’autres trésors. Entre villes souterraines et églises dissimulées, voici un petit tour du proprio. What to do in Cappadocia? Cappadocia makes speak by its fairy chimneys, it is true. But it conceals many other treasures. Between underground cities and hidden churches, here is a little tour of the owner. The earliest The attraction is well known. And therefore, inevitably, well run. However, it remains unavoidable. Every morning, wind permitting, several dozen hot air balloons take off from around Göreme at dawn. The spectacle at sunrise is breathtaking! Take a little height on the surrounding hills to make the most of it. A word of advice, don't wait until the last day of your stay in Cappadocia car you would be very disappointed if the hot air balloons didn't take off that day when your plane wouldn't be able to take it two time. The most scary They are several in Cappadocia. More or less deep, many underground cities are open to the public (Derinkuyu and Kaymakli are the best known). It is therefore possible to explore with or without a guide these networks set up by persecuted Christians several centuries ago. Claustrophobic or not, the descent through the corridors just wide enough for you will give you chills. The most classic The path is almost obligatory if time is short for you. The Goreme Open Air Museum packs several typical Cappadocian formations into a small space and allows you to get a brief glimpse of the area while stomping around amid crowds of tourists. With a slightly more airy density, the touristic citadel of Uchisar offers a panorama of the whole region. If you are really short on time, we advise you to skip the citadel and instead venture into the nearby Vallée Blanche! The most hike Prepare your calves! Cappadocia promises you several more or less physical walks. Given the number of valleys to explore on foot from Göreme, you can easily lose yourself for several days hiking in the middle of the fairy chimneys. Since you have to choose, among our favorites we recommend the White, Rose and Red valleys. the most loyal Pilgrims will enjoy the expedition. Finally, whatever your faith, you will be right to make the trip. 60 kilometers south of Göreme, the Soganli Valley contains eight churches hidden in the troglodyte scenery of the region. Take a few hours to stroll around this small village and admire the frescoes unfortunately deteriorated by some impious people. On the return to Göreme, take the superb road towards Mustafapasa. Extend your pilgrimage to the mosque of Taskinpasa and the monastery of Keslik (with the very good visit of its multilingual guide). Amen. The sunniest The spots are numerous. Above the Devrent valley, towards Pashabagi or even at the level of the Turkish flag dominating the Rose and Red valleys. Every day have fun watching the sunset from a new location around Göreme. You will discover the famous fairy chimneys and the valleys of the region with a new light. Before heading to bed to be in shape for the sunrise and its countless hot air balloons. Our itinerary en Turkey Our itinerary in Turkey What itinerary for a week on the Black Sea coast? What itinerary for a week on the Black Sea coast? Which itinerary in the Kaçkar mountains? Which itinerary in the Kaçkar mountains? How long to spend in Cappadocia? How long to spend in Cappadocia? How to get to the Kaçkar Mountains? How to get to the Kaçkar Mountains?

Pour rejoindre l’Arménie depuis Kars en Turquie, il faut passer la frontière avec la Géorgie. Mais par où : Sarp, Türkgözü, ou Çıldır Gölü ? Pour notre part, on a choisi l’option Posof – Türkgözü – Vale - Akhaltsikhe, sur deux jours. On vous explique tout. Which route for the ascent of Mount Kaçkar? From Kavrun, the ascent of Mount Kaçkar (3,937m) can be achieved in two days via the village of Olgunlar. With more or less stages on the course. La frontière Turquie – Arménie est fermée, mais si vous êtes sur cette page vous êtes sûrement déjà au courant. En tout cas, au moment de notre passage en avril 2025, c’était encore le cas. Que vous souhaitiez comme nous rejoindre l’Arménie depuis la Turquie ou alors faire un stop en Géorgie, notre option est envisageable et vous évitera de remonter jusqu’à la mer Noire (Hopa – Sarp – Batumi). Bref, nous voilà partis pour l’option de passer la frontière à Türkgözü côté Turquie et Vale côté Géorgie. Au total pour nous rendre de Kars à Erevan, on a pris six transports en deux jours (pour environ 35€ par personne). Avec un enchaînement plutôt chanceux et des coups de main bienvenus. Kaçkar, mer Noire, Cappadoce... tous nos articles sur la Turquie Why start with Kavrun? From Trabzon, it is easier to reach Ayder or Kavrun by bus or dolmuche. Transport can also reach Yusufeli (south face of Kaçkar) but, due to the recent construction of a dam, access to hikes from this town is made more complicated. Moreover, in August 2018, the village of Kavrun was much less frequented than Ayder. It was therefore much more pleasant to start the hike there for the ascent of Mount Kaçkar. Kavrun - Olgunlar: 13kms in yoyo mode Timing will depend on walking pace. Because the elevations are quite steep. From Kavrun, the walk to Olgunlar is divided into a 6km climb with 900m of positive elevation gain then a 7km descent with 1,100m of negative elevation gain. It is possible to camp on the way, at the campsite of Düpedüzü or at the village of Dybe. Carte de Kars avec la station de minibus. Arrivée à Ardahan à 10h30, le bus nous arrête dans le centre (vers « Merkez Cami » sur maps.me). On marche une dizaine de minutes jusqu’à la station de minibus (« Minibus to Artvin » sur maps.me), la ville a l’air sympa mais on fait bien de ne pas trop traîner. Car un minibus pour Posof part à 11h00 (coût du billet : 200 TL par personne (environ 4,60€)). On croit comprendre qu’un autre bus part à 13h30, à revérifier une fois sur place. On indique bien au chauffeur qu’on souhaite rejoindre la frontière ensuite et, après un peu plus d’une heure de route, au milieu des sacs de provisions, des gamins qui tapent sur notre siège et de la tempête de neige contre laquelle notre chauffeur lutte sereinement, portable à la main, on finit par nous arrêter sur un parking un peu en amont de Posof. Là le pilote lâche son téléphone, nous bouscule et nous fait comprendre qu’un autre transport nous attend. Combien de temps passer en Cappadoce ? Carte de Posof avec les deux arrêts de bus en turquoise. Olgunlar - Dilberdüzü : the 10% ascent To get a little ahead, it is also possible to extend the day to the Dilberdüzü campsite. On the program, 7.5kms with 750m of elevation gain. And a well-deserved rest before attacking the ascent of Mount Kaçkar the next morning. Côté turc, un peu de zèle. Sans plus. Côté géorgien, accueil plus zélé mais passeport tamponné. On change notre argent côté géorgien. Puis, venu de nulle part, un taxi déboule (on suspecte la position en surplomb de la station-essence, poste d’observation idéal pour voir les piétons franchir la frontière). On tente de négocier mais vu la tête du monsieur on arrête assez vite : ce sera 20 GEL (6,40€) par personne. Le trajet dure une petite vingtaine de minutes, à peine le temps de découvrir les belles collines verdoyantes et de sentir passer les nids-de-poule, nous voilà à Akhaltsikhe. Avec une heure de plus en Géorgie, il est 15h. Tout s’est plutôt bien enchaîné, on a maintenant tout l’après-midi pour trouver un transport pour le lendemain ! Comment se rendre dans les monts Kaçkar ? Dilberdüzü - mount Kaçkar: until the last breath The ascent of Mount Kaçkar is divided into two parts. Leaving from the Dilberdüzü camp, the first stage consists of reaching Lake Deniz, 2kms further on, with 500m of elevation gain on the menu. Once a short rest granted to the lake, the walk continues. On the program a very slight descent then a gradual ascent to Mount Kaçkar, with the last 500 strong meters. 3kms and 500m of elevation gain, that's the summit! The view will stun you for a while at the top...until the gusts of wind bring you back down. For the way back, the route is the same. With the possibility of adding hiking stages around Olgunlar, towards Yaylalar in particular, or around Lake Büyük Deniz for example. Vue du mont Ararat depuis Erevan. On s’attend à un minibus mais c’est finalement en mode « go fast » qu’on va franchir la frontière Ninotsminda – Bavra. Trois jeunes, barbes de dix jours et têtes rasées de près, le visage fermé à bord d’une berline : deux passeports géorgiens, un passeport russe. Et nous deux au milieu de tout ça, sur la banquette arrière. On fonce à travers les routes de montagne, l’un collé contre la fenêtre et l’autre serré au milieu et on se demande quand notre voisin russe – dont l’odeur d’alcool de poire s’évapore avec l’altitude – va décuver. Après une belle section de nids-de-poule on arrive finalement à la frontière vers 9h30. Toujours un peu de zèle côté géorgien. Plus tranquille en Arménie. La route est toute neuve et notre pilote s’autorise des entrées en épingle à 70-80 km/h. En moins d’une heure on est à Gyumri, au niveau de la gare routière, « Avtokayan » sur maps.me. On arrive tout juste à temps pour compléter l’effectif d’un marshrutka plein à craquer direction Erevan, départ prévu à 11h. Pour le change, pas de souci, un associé du chauffeur – on va l’appeler comme ça – nous amène jusqu’à un distributeur avec sa voiture. On paie le chauffeur, 1 200 AMD (2,70€) par personne. Et en moins de deux heures on rejoint Erevan. Si possible, prenez un siège à droite : vue garantie sur le mont Ararat ! Why start with Kavrun? From Trabzon, it is easier to reach Ayder or Kavrun by bus or dolmuche. Transport can also reach Yusufeli (south face of Kaçkar) but, due to the recent construction of a dam, access to hikes from this town is made more complicated. Moreover, in August 2018, the village of Kavrun was much less frequented than Ayder. It was therefore much more pleasant to start the hike there for the ascent of Mount Kaçkar. Le fameux col, sur la route d'Ardahan à Posof... Conseils, bivouac, itinéraire... retrouvez tous nos articles à vélo ! What to do in Cappadocia? What to do in Cappadocia? What itinerary for a week on the Black Sea coast? What itinerary for a week on the Black Sea coast? Our itinerary en Turkey Our itinerary in Turkey How long to spend in Cappadocia? How long to spend in Cappadocia? How to get to the Kaçkar Mountains? How to get to the Kaçkar Mountains?

On te simplifie la vie avec notre fiche sur la Turquie ! Itinéraire sur mesure et astuces pour faire des économies. Turkey To simplify your life, here is our technical sheet! You can find a tailor-made itinerary, information on the cost of living and our housing, food and transportation to save money. Our organization 25 days (August) 30€ per day Travel by car, bus Airbnb & guest house Restaurants premises and shopping Our itinerary Days 1-5 :Istanbul Day 6 :visit of Safranbolu Days 7-9: Amasra and start of road tripblack Sea Day 10 : road to Sinop with detour for night inKastamonu Jour 11 : end of the road to Sinop Days 12-13 : visit ofBogazkale AndAmasya Days 14-18 :Cappadocia (valleys, underground cities, troglodyte churches) Day 19: arrival atTrabzon Day 20: departure toKavrun Days 21-25: hiking in theKaçkar Mountains Our favorite Turkey in 90" Our finances Activities & various 5% Food 27% Accommodation 27% Transportation 41% In total, we spent €739 during our stay in Turkey. In detail, this gives: €36 for activities and miscellaneous, €198 for food, €203 for accommodation and €302 for transport. The little tricks of DRDM To make the most of the many activities offered by Cappadocia and its region, rent a car! This will allow you to be very flexible in terms of your organization on site and you can for example cut two days hiking in the valleys of Cappadocia with an excursion to the churches of Soganli. To complete the adventure in Turkey What to do in Cappadocia? What to do in Cappadocia? What itinerary for a week on the Black Sea coast? What itinerary for a week on the Black Sea coast? Which itinerary in the Kaçkar mountains? Which itinerary in the Kaçkar mountains? How long to spend in Cappadocia? How long to spend in Cappadocia? How to get to the Kaçkar Mountains? How to get to the Kaçkar Mountains?

Étape obligée, le lac Titicaca divise... Et si,finalement, le juste milieu était à voir du côté d’un petit village de pêcheurs. Lake Titicaca: rather Peru or Bolivia? An obligatory step on the border between Bolivia and Peru, Lake Titicaca divides... Is it better to enjoy it on the Bolivian side or rather on the Peruvian neighbour? The debate is lively. Organized excursion enthusiasts vote for Isla del Sol, in Bolivia. Pro-Peruvians vote for Puno. On the shores of Lake Titicaca, everyone has made up their minds and no one agrees. And if, finally, the happy medium was to be seen on the side of a small fishing village. Llachón and its sunset 2 hours from collectivo de Puno, the decor of Llachón will convince anyone who ventures there. At the edge of the lake, this small town of 2,000 inhabitants, each more welcoming than the other, offers a soothing calm. Two evenings spent admiring the sunset are enough to make you want to extend your stay. Llachón holds competition with Isla del Sol If the peace and quiet stress you out, Llachón also offers its share of activities on the lake. The visit to the floating villages or neighboring islands competes with the “tourist cargo” services offered in Copacabana to get to Isla del Sol. The debate is closed. For Lake Titicaca, head to Peru. Direction Llachon. From Puno, meet in front of the Bellavista mercado (maps.me is your best friend) to take a bus to Llachón or Capachica. In the second case, then take another collectivo that will take you to Llachón. How to get to Llachon? How much does it cost ? Where to stay? Many buses leave every day in both directions and the transport will cost you 6 or 7 soles (one way). In about 2 hours, depending on the filling speed of your collectivo, you arrive at your destination. For the return, it is the same formula. We stayed at the "Casa de Félix", run by a family from the island. Super nice, Félix offers a few outings on the lake to, among other things, go to floating villages. The dinner "trucha" and the breakfast donuts are killer. When we passed by, the night (with super comfortable mattress) cost 30 soles. To contact Félix: 951664828 / 973642767 or hospedajesamary@hotmail.com How to get to Torotoro How to get to Torotoro How to eat in La Paz How to eat in La Paz How and where to cross the border Bolivia - Peru How and where to cross the border Bolivia - Peru How to get to Sajama in Bolivia How to get to Sajama in Bolivia How and where to cross the border Bolivia - Chile How and where to cross the border Bolivia - Chile What to do in Sajama? What to do in Sajama? Our itinerary in Bolivia Our itinerary in Bolivia

Pour te simplifier la vie, voici notre fiche technique du Brésil ! Itinéraire sur mesure et astuces pour faire des économies. Brazil To simplify your life, here is our technical sheet! You can find a tailor-made itinerary, information on the cost of living and our housing, food and transportation to save money. Our itinerary Our organization 27 days (December) 46€ per day Travel by bus and plane Booking & Airbnb Small restaurants Days 1-2 :Sao Paulo , historic center and Vila Madalena Day 3:Paraty Days 4-7 : Rio de Janeiro , sugar loaf, Ipanema, samba bar in the Santa Teresa neighborhood Day 8 :salvador , small acarajé on the port Days 9-12:Chapada Diamantina , accommodation_at Lençóis Days 13-14:salvador , carnival in the cidade baixa Days 15-17: stop at Curitiba then visit of Morretes Days 18-21 :Florianopolis , hikes, beaches, hikes... Days 22-24 : Iguaçu Falls Brazilian side(Foz do Iguacu) then Argentinian(Puerto Iguazu) Days 25-27:Campo Grande , for departure to Bolivia Our favorite Brazil in 90" Activities & various 14% Accommodation 18% Food 26% Transportation 42% Our finances In total, we spent €1,255 during our stay in Brazil. In detail, this gives: €179 for activities and miscellaneous, €221 for accommodation, €329 for food and €526 for transport. The little trick of DRDM Clearly, we loved Brazil. But, clearly, we were on fire! In less than a month in the country, our program was too dense. Our "little" trip to Salvador was really worth it, but a visit to Minas Gerais, closer to Rio and São Paulo, would have relieved our wallet (merci le budget transport...). To complete the adventure in Brazil Iguaçu Falls: Argentinian or Brazilian side, which is better? Iguaçu Falls: Argentinian or Brazilian side, which is better? Why not go to Morretes? Why not go to Morretes? 10 Portuguese words to get by in Brazil 10 Portuguese words to get by in Brazil Where to stay in Sao Paulo? Where to stay in Sao Paulo? How to cross the Brazil-Bolivia border How to cross the Brazil-Bolivia border Why stop in Florianopolis? Why stop in Florianopolis?

Postée entre Auckland et la baie des îles, Whangarei offre quelques randos. Et notamment celle d’Urquharts Bay... What to do in Whangarei: Urquharts Bay, the hike with a thousand faces Posted between Auckland and the Bay of Islands, Whangarei offers some hiking possibilities in the North of New Zealand. And in particular that of Urquharts Bay, where beaches, forests and plains mingle. The North Island offers a wide menu. Geothermal energy in Rotorua, rolling plains of Coromandel, cliffs of the Whitecliffs or even hobbit houses. Further north of the island, Urquharts Bay sums up this diversity well. In two hours of walking, the visitor passes from the green grass to an azure blue beach, passing by a blockhouse of the Second World War and a dense forest. By taking, of course, a little height to afford magnificent views. Perfect picnic spot At the end of the Urquharts Bay road, free parking is available. From there, follow the “Busby head” signs to get to Smugglers Bay. Take your time, in two hours of walking you can already enjoy the scenery. We advise you to stay there longer. History to plan a small picnic on the beach for example. How to save on your activities in New Zealand How to save on your activities in New Zealand 10 Day North Island Itinerary 10 Day North Island Itinerary Where to camp with Wicked Van on the North Island? Where to camp with Wicked Van on the North Island? Our itinerary in New Zealand Our itinerary in New Zealand 7 Day South Island Itinerary 7 Day South Island Itinerary

Au départ d’Uyuni, on veut rejoindre San Pedro de Atacama au Chili. La sortie de Bolivie nous coûtera plus cher que prévu... How and where to cross the border Bolivia - Chile From Uyuni, we want to reach San Pedro de Atacama in Chile. The exit from Bolivia will cost us more than expected... After the wonder in the Salar de Uyuni, it is possible to head straight for the lunar landscapes of San Pedro de Atacama. Several buses leave from Uyuni in the direction of San Pedro or Calama (requiring a connection to San Pedro). Our Uyuni - Calama bus with Buses Atacama 2000 cost us 120 bolis per person. “For the French, it's 15 bolivianos” In the middle of the 12-hour journey, we leave Bolivia at the Ollague border post. No problem for our South American neighbors, the agents quietly validate their exit. But the tone changes as we pass. Cap with the Bolivian crest screwed on the forehead, the "manager" of the office looks down on us. “For the French, it's 15 bolivianos.” After having kindly asked for official proof and then realized that we were in the middle of the desert, we let go of the backchich. Valley of the Moon, San Pedro de Atacama No fresh produce in Chile We then change buses (we feel the passage to Chile, the bus has seat belts) then head towards the border post. Immigration stamps our passport without question. We will then wait an hour between the deterrence session of the Chilean customs, sniffer dog in support, and the analysis of the suitcases (do not take any fresh products) before resuming the road. With the (slightly) lighter purse. Lake Titicaca: rather Peru or Bolivia? Lake Titicaca: rather Peru or Bolivia? How to get to Sajama in Bolivia How to get to Sajama in Bolivia How and where to cross the border Bolivia - Peru How and where to cross the border Bolivia - Peru How to eat in La Paz How to eat in La Paz How to get to Torotoro How to get to Torotoro What to do in Sajama? What to do in Sajama? Our itinerary in Bolivia Our itinerary in Bolivia

Avant d’entamer la marche vers le Choquequirao, il faut rejoindre la ville de Cachora. How to get to Choquequirao Before starting the walk towards Choquequirao, you have to reach the town of Cachora. Located on the route between Cusco and Abancay. Bridge on the way to Choquequirao The first stop in Choquequirao is to take a bus towards Sayhuite. From Cusco, you can get a one-way ticket for 15 soles with the Bredde agency for example (departures around 6am and 10am). Take a Cusco-Abancay trip, which normally costs 20 soles, and specify that you want to stop at the crossroads in Sayhuite in order to pay 5S less. 40 soles per taxi ride Once in Sayhuite, taxis will take you to Cachora, from where you can start the walk to Choquequirao. Another solution is to stay with Luisa, in Colmena. You will gain 3 kilometers on the “Choque” path and you can then spend the night in this inn before starting the walk the next day. Luisa can even reserve a driver for you and charge you 20 soles per person. The process is the same if you come from Abancay. About 4 hours of travel For the return to Cusco, Luisa can also book a taxi to take you to the crossroads. You will then have to wait for a bus and hope that it will let you on. Otherwise taxis can drop you off in Curahuasi for 5 soles, on the way to Cusco, where you will then find collectivos in the direction of Cusco (15S). In total, count about 4 hours (by being wide) for transport. Our itinerary in Peru Our itinerary in Peru Le Machu Picchu pour pas cher, mode d’emploi Machu Picchu for cheap, instructions Pourquoi passer 10 jours dans la Vallée sacrée des Incas ? Why spend 10 days in the Sacred Valley of the Incas? What is the best route for the Choquequirao? What is the best route for the Choquequirao? Comment et où passer la frontière Pérou - Chili How and where to cross the Peru - Chile border Why go to Choquequirao? Why go to Choquequirao?