little rustic cottage which was helped by the fact that no one else was booked in so we had the place to ourselves! After settling in we headed to the local shop, which was basic to say the least! It was like something out of the wild west, it was a really strange little village, all of the roads were almost sand and it was as if modern life had definitely passed this place by! There were also loads of horses, both roaming freely and in fields, they were really beautiful and we saw some kids riding bareback and looking like they were having real good fun. After the shopping we thought we’d head back out and check out the rest of the village, we did manage to find a shop/bar where we indulged in a beer and watched the sunset! We then wandered around and again this didn’t really take very long!

The reason why this area is so popular is due to the abundant wildlife, they have everything from

Caiman (alligators), to Capybaras which are 9 stone rodents!!! They also have Howler Monkeys and a vast array of birds. We thought that we would aim to do a boat ride tomorrow and were going to head down to the campsite where the boats launched from. Again we wanted to try and arrange it ourselves as we thought it would be slightly cheaper and cut out the middle man so to speak! The rest of the evening was spent cooking and sampling yet more beautiful Argentine wine. If there is anyone reading this would has never tried Argentine wine, then you really should try and get hold of a bottle or two. Malbec is our preferred Red and we haven’t had a bad bottle yet - it really is that good!

We were rudely awakened in the middle of the night by an almighty clap of thunder following by the sound of hardcore rain on the tin roof! We managed to get back to sleep and when we finally woke at a more