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10 Fun and FREE Things You Can Do in Lima!

Whether you are spending a few days or have to spend the day there before catching the next bus, Peru's capital offers you a cornucopia . . .

7 Places to Go Camping in the Argentine Patagonia in 2020

It’s nigh on spring in the Southern Hemisphere, which means it’s camping season! Argentina has a camping culture. It is Argentinians’ favorite way to spend . . .

Barichara the Florence of Colombia

My mission was to find some lovely buried mountain treasure and tell you all about it. This would be an equally difficult decision, because there . . .

Getting to Puyango was totally worth it!

In traveling to Ecuador, how does the idea sound to you of having a Jurassic forest all to yourself? No, I don’t mean a Blair-Witch-getting-lost-in-the-wilderness . . .

Go Wild In Argentina | 2019-2020 Summer Argentina Wildlife Sights

No, I’m not talking about dancing at the boliches (night clubs) until dawn. Nor do I mean getting blasted on Fernet (a bitter herbal liquor) . . .

Hot Springs by Bus

From deserts to virgin forests, from seaside to the Andean heights, Latin America is bathed by the curative waters of hot springs. Not only steaming . . .

Ibarra to Cubilche: A Volcano in Your Pocket!

Cubilche, near Ibarra is the best destination for a hiking plan in Ecuador in 2020. Cubilche hiking offers great mountaintop adventures for both minimal time . . .

San Rafael | A Forbidden path to Ecuador's highest waterfall

San Rafael falls are easily one of the least visited destinations in Ecuador, but when I heard "I will not be responsible for you if . . .

Things to do in and around Guayaquil | A 2020 Weekender's Guide

There's tons of stuff to do not just in Guayaquil, but immediately around it, including opportunities for hikers, nature lovers, natural spas, and beach fun. . . .

Who's Got the Incas Beat Now?

Discover the Cañari Trail! if you love ancient civilizations and their architectural remains, and you love even more being one of the few to discover . . .