Checking off #1 on the Bucket List
About 10 years ago I saw a picture of Machu Picchu online. It looked like nothing I had ever seen – the ruins of a ancient city nestled among (and […]
About 10 years ago I saw a picture of Machu Picchu online. It looked like nothing I had ever seen – the ruins of a ancient city nestled among (and […]
This post is long overdue on account ofnthe fact thtat I have written it and attempted uploading it twice only to have it fail and then get lost in cyberspace! […]
Last week I spent a couple days in the UNESCO world heritage city of Cuenca. This has been by far the most beautiful city I have been to yet with […]
The road from Mindo to Baños was pretty long – about 7 hours, but the worst part is that I opted for the 6:30am bus. Ugh. I dont know why […]
Holy moly! In less than a week I will be in Ecuador! I’d like to say I’ve spent a lot of time preparing for this trip, but at the end […]
Planning this trip has been very different than the last trip I planned. In 2006 I went to Southeast Asia for 6 weeks with a friend of mine. We had […]
I am looking forward to coming home. My mom and I have had a countdown going for awhile now. Not because I am not enjoying myself but because there is […]
With the most gruelling part of my trip home behind me, I am barely 24 hours away from arriving at the Toronto Airport where my mom will be waiting to […]
With a week left in my trip, I had one last adventure planned. I knew Punta Arenas doesn’t offer much to tourists except for an airport and Isla Magdelena. I […]
To say that the Torres del Paine national park is beautiful is clear under-sell. It blew my mind. While you can do multi day hikes in the park, Rachel and […]
We were up bright an early to get to the NaviMag port to check in for adventure. Turns out we were REALLY early, so after dropping out stuff off, Rachel […]
I took another night bus from Santiago to Vilarrica in the Lake District. It was like finding a leafy lush oasis after travelling the dusty dry desert. To be honest, […]
I love traveling because you get to experience so many different ways of life. I have seen massive haciendas (mansions with courtyards and fields) and shanty towns crammed full with […]
We were welcomed into Chile by paved roads and an air conditioned bus. The sudden sense of “civilization” was thrilling as we made our way to our next stop. San […]
The number of times I said “this is so weird!” during the three days I was on my Salt Flats tours is matched only by the number of times I […]
One of my early google searches when I decided to take my trip was “cool places to sleep in Ecuador, Peru and Bolivia”. One result was a blog of a […]