Latin America

From hiking volcanoes to visiting ancient Mayan ruins, here are 15 budget-friendly things no one should miss when exploring Guate for the first time!

Two weeks in Guatemala is the perfect time to become acquainted with the country. This 2-week Guatemala Itinerary will start in Guate City. Some of its highlights are the Tikal National Park, Semuc Champey, Lake Atitlan, and a volcano hike.

This is a guide for Tikal National Park. Here are some tips & advice, an overview of the ticket options, my experience along with the total cost. Enjoy!

This is a guide for Semuc Champey, a secluded haven in Guatemala. Here are some tips & advice for Lanquin to help make your trip smoother!

This is post is on buses from Guatemala City to Flores (Tikal). There are 3 different companies. I will go over their departure times, price, location, and safety.

Casa Colonial Panasurf is a cute hideout on the main street of Panajachel, Guatemala. This hotel is vibrant, airy, and oozes a welcoming warmth like its owner, JC.

All the information you need to get to Salento, Colombia from Bogota. Here’s a complete guide on how to reach one of the most beautiful towns from the Colombian Capital!

The rich biodiversity, varied scenery, contrasting climates, and incredible landscape are some of the many reasons that Tayrona National Park became one of my favorite destinations in the country.

Mexico was vibrant and warm. The people cheerful and accommodating. As always with my stubborn curiosity, it was difficult to commit to one city. Despite, in theory, the week-and-half trip was supposed to be relaxing, I was whisked away by the need to explore other noted destinations.

There are lots of things to do in Colombia. From nature escapes to adventurous undertakings, the country can provide ample excitement for any traveler.

There are many things to do in Medellin. From devouring its traditional cuisine to touring its colorful neighborhoods, the city is full of surprises!

Soacha, Bogota is one of Colombia’s hidden gems. Despite some initial hestitation, I had an amazing experience Couchsurfing with a local family. When I arrived in Colombia, I didn’t know…

The meter-wide trail led upward into the mountain. With dense, spectacular bushes and trees lining the road, it was only possible to see the space ahead. It was calm, too calm. Rid the chirping of crickets and the occasional rustle of leaves; the forest seemed peaceful, relaxed, asleep. Yet, this stillness came with it a range of imperceptible motion; you can sense it in the air, smell it in the breeze, feel it in the winds- the liveliness that sat just behind the external quietude.

Guatapé is often referred to as the “most colorful town in Colombia”. With bright colors and adorable carvings, each building in the neighborhood has its own unique flavor. Together, they form a space rich in culture and positive in attitude.