Peru is a really diverse country. One day, you might be lounging at the beach, the next trekking a snow-capped mountain, and the third day you could very well be delving into the thick Amazon rainforest or sandboarding the dunes of an endless desert. Check out my two-week Peru itinerary to get an idea of what I mean (and feel free to steal any ideas if you haven’t finish[...]
Want to visit Machu Picchu on the cheap? Here's a step-by-step guide on how to get to Machu Picchu on a budget from Cusco using public transportation.
A foodies guide to the best restaurants to eat in San Miguel de Allende, a colonial dreamland in Mexico
Backpacking two weeks through Peru was one of my first adventures abroad ever. When I first traveled to Peru, I still had a *normal* life - I didn't have the freedom I have now to earn money while traveling back then, and so, the time I had to explore Peru was pretty limited. I’m not usually one to plan too much, but on this occasion, I knew I only had two weeks to make[...]
I've officially found one of the prettiest beaches in Mexico and I never expected it would be on the coast of Huatulco. My little slice of paradise is called Cacaluta Bay and if you're into secluded beach paradises away from the crowds, you're going to fall hard for it, too! It looks like this: Table Of Contents My Time in Cacaluta How To Get To Cacal[...]
If it weren't for the fact that my father decided to make this neighborhood his home a couple of years back when he moved to Oaxaca for work, I doubt I would have ever had the opportunity to discover Jalatlaco. This quaint little barrio sits a ten-minute walking distance from Oaxaca's city center. And yet, it struggles to get into guidebooks. Together with Xochim[...]
Sandboarding the tallest dune in the world to exploring graves filled with mummies, here are four things to do in Nazca after flying over the lines.