I’m very much the type of traveller who likes to leave my plans open and flexible, especially when travelling solo… Read more Guatemala 2-Week Backpacking Itinerary
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Beach Life in El Paredon
The nice thing about I’ve been particularly enjoying about solo travelling this trip is that you can be flexible with… Read more Beach Life in El Paredon
Markets, hot sauce and caving in San Ignacio
It’s been an interesting couple of days here in San Ignacio! I had a pretty relaxed day yesterday, first exploring… Read more Markets, hot sauce and caving in San Ignacio
Monkeys near Monkey River and onward to San Ignacio
My hostel in Placencia filled up the last two nights that I was there, making for a busier time for… Read more Monkeys near Monkey River and onward to San Ignacio
A final evening in Caye Caulker and a journey of many forms of transportation to Placencia
After publishing my last post, I enjoyed a final evening in Caye Caulker. I spent the early evening hanging out… Read more A final evening in Caye Caulker and a journey of many forms of transportation to Placencia
Touchdown in Belize and a weekend in Caye Caulker
Though I only booked this trip two months ago, I feel as if I have been waiting for it all… Read more Touchdown in Belize and a weekend in Caye Caulker
Lima Today, Vancouver Tomorrow, Peru Forever
I’m sitting at the Lima airport currently reflecting on what an amazing adventure the last four weeks have been. Yesterday… Read more Lima Today, Vancouver Tomorrow, Peru Forever
Magical Morning at Machu Picchu
In case you didn’t read my last post, we had quite the adventure getting up to Machu Picchu, but we… Read more Magical Morning at Machu Picchu
What does the Salkantay Trek, fake crying to get into a Wonder of the World, sleeping bags, a zip line showdown, and an 11 passenger van have in common? Read if you dare…..
Let me start by saying that travelling is amazing, money comes and goes, and safety is the most important thing… Read more What does the Salkantay Trek, fake crying to get into a Wonder of the World, sleeping bags, a zip line showdown, and an 11 passenger van have in common? Read if you dare…..
Malls, Bus Rides, and Arequipa
Kristy and I were originally at a loss for what to do with approximately 7 hours as we waited for… Read more Malls, Bus Rides, and Arequipa
Where the Paved Road Ends 