The town of San Pedro La Laguna is located in the southwest of Lake Atitlan in Guatemala San Pedro is…
Any fan of LoTR knows or has heard of Hobbiton in New Zealand. But did you know Guatemala has its…
Chichicastenango or Chichi for short, is the host of Guatemala’s largest outdoor market. It’s held on Thursdays and Sundays and is popular with tourists and locals alike.
The cross into Guatemala from San Cris was relatively easy and a well trekked route but there are a few…
Oliva The review: 🎖️Appetisers for the win🏆 I thought the Provola (cheese fried cheese) was the hero meal, but the…
In San Cristobal de Las Casa we did the young producers tour, one of our favourite experiences from Mexico
Having gone to the three major archaeological sites (with a tour guide), I would like to help you choose which to visit; if let’s say you only have time for one…
San Cristobal de Las Casas is a small colonial city in the Mexican state of Chiapas, it is 2,200 meters…
Like most trips around the world, ours began as an idea. It was not a serious idea until I asked my husband, Addison if he wanted to travel the world with me for a year. But surprisingly he said yes.
After some serious thought and considerations I made a decision and started working on an actual plan to make our trip happen.
If you are considering a one year trip around the world, then you have come to the right place. If your most burning question is ‘I want to travel the world. Where do I start?’ Then this post is for you.
To carry on or not to carry on – that is the big question lots of long terms travellers ask themselves. For us it was a no-brainer! We didn’t want to be weighed down (literally and figuratively) so set out to travel as light as possible.
We spent a 12 months working remotely and travelling around Mexico, here’s where we went: Sayulita > Puerto Vallarta > Guanajuato City >…