Sitting in Medellin for nearly two straight weeks just seemed daunting. I’m a restless person by nature and I knew I needed a small break during the trip to keep me alert and energized for the duration of such a trip. I lusted over the wax palms and coffee valleys but knew that they were […]
Category Archives: South America
Cartagena is one of the few places I have traveled to that I didn’t really appreciate until I left. I arrived via a super affordable Jet Blue ticket from JFK airport in New York without any preparation and after a grueling, long-haul across the Atlantic from Oslo. I was immediately taken aback by the impressive Colonial architecture […]
Colombia is a country with a rough past and a bad image it’s trying desperately to shed. For far too many people, what they know of this South American country comes mostly from a certain Netflix series. To be fair, some of the things you may think about Colombia are most definitely true. The country […]
Bolivia is a fantastic travel destination for all types of travelers. This post details many things you should know before you travel to Bolivia. If you have additional thoughts about what to know before visiting Bolivia, please leave them in the comments! This is a guest post from Deb at The Visa Project. Tips for […]
Brazil is easily one of the most diverse countries on the planet. This 3 weeks in Brazil itinerary will hit many of the high-points in the South American country and leave room to still relax and have a little fun. This is a guest post from Mario at Rest and Recuperation. Brazil Itinerary There is […]
There are so many great cities to visit in Colombia, including the capital city of Bogota. This is a first-timer’s Bogota itinerary – detailing the best of how to spend two days in Bogota, and what to do if you have an extra day or two there! This is a guest post from James at […]
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