This might be my last account of our travels…a lot has happened since our time in Ushuaia–also known as Tierra Del Fuego or “The End of the World”. I spent last January (2020) in Brazil, soaking up the Brazilian sunshine, … Continue reading The End of the World
Driving Northward, while contouring the eastern side of the Andes, we spent many weeks venturing ourselves in the Argentinian Patagonia–400,000 square miles of glacial lakes, ice fields, great peaks, green valleys, vast deserts, and forgotten roads–and part of it only … Continue reading The National Parks of Patagonia
Northern Chile Arriving in Chile from Peru was a huge change, even the days became much longer (literally) as we crossed over the border. Northern Chile was a big blur of deserts, delineated coasts by rust-colored rocks, abandoned mines, small … Continue reading On the Extremes of Chile
Once leaving the coast behind, we commenced to drive eastward to the Andes—quickly stopping at the Nazca lines–ascending nonstop for hours until our ears popped and breathing became hard. The scenery change from sea level to 5,000 m was drastic—the … Continue reading Central Peru
I’m writing this while driving across the Reserva Nacional de Salinas y Agua Blanca, sitting as a co-pilot by my dad and appreciating the semi-arid landscape with its volcanoes, snow-capped mountains, skinny and fluffy vicunas, and a little out of … Continue reading The Peruvian Coast
Everyone is appealed by the idea of traveling to an exotic island, since it’s a synonym of white sand beaches, waters bursting with marine life, high coconut trees, and a dazzling tan. Hawaii, the Bahamas, Mauritius, and Polynesia are all … Continue reading The Archipelago of Galapagos
One of the reasons why I loved Colombia so much are the colonial cities! Unlike many other countries we visited, where historical centers were dilapitaded, the great majority of the colonial towns were super well preserved and picturesque—original stone alleys, … Continue reading Colombia’s Colonial Cities
I can’t believe we have finally arrived in South America! My heart filled with joy as we landed in Cartagena’s airport, knowing that we had concluded our Central American route—after almost 2 years—and were a little closer to Brazil. Also, … Continue reading Colombia’s Caribbean Coast
Once leaving Costa Rica behind, we finally reached our final destination of Central America—Panama. Panama, like many other Central American countries, is a land of contrasts, a rich culture and history, as well as endless beauty; however, it’s also a … Continue reading Panama–The Last Stop of Central America
Peninsula de Papagayo The Peninsula de Papagayo is located in the Northern part of Costa Rica, in the state of Guanacaste. This peninsula is the perfect getaway for outdoor lovers, for it offers 24 km of coastlines and 31 … Continue reading Traveling the Pacific Coast
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