Morocco & The Sahara Desert
The Sahara Desert cuts across Africa – from the Atlantic Ocean to the Red Sea – creating a natural barrier that has been one of the greatest challenges for travelers … Continue Reading Morocco & The Sahara Desert
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The Sahara Desert cuts across Africa – from the Atlantic Ocean to the Red Sea – creating a natural barrier that has been one of the greatest challenges for travelers … Continue Reading Morocco & The Sahara Desert
Chichen Itza was one of the most important cities in the Mayan world. Located in the jungles of the Yucatan, it’s close proximity to Cancun makes it one of the … Continue Reading Chichen Itza
We had been planning an afternoon adventure for Punta Sur since we arrived on Cozumel – we were told there were beautiful beaches and a great reef for snorkeling. Whoever … Continue Reading Snorkeling at Punta Sur
Chile has a diverse geography and is bordered by the Andes to the East and the Pacific Ocean to the west. The country is very long and thin – it … Continue Reading San Pedro de Atacama
We spent 6-weeks traveling across South America last fall and traveled along a route with some very different terrain and climates. We traveled from coast to coast, from Lima (Peru) … Continue Reading Wildlife of Peru and Bolivia
Yes, sometimes even we need a little bit of help. Fortunately, there is always the perfect travel quote to get you excited about your next big adventure. These are the … Continue Reading 25 Travel Quotes That Inspire Us
The south of Bolivia is home to some of the most surreal landscapes on the planet. This includes the famous Salar de Uyuni, which is the world’s largest salt flat. … Continue Reading Driving Across the Salar de Uyuni
With a surreal landscape and beautiful scenery, La Paz is a hidden gem when it comes to traveling South America. It is the highest capital city in the world, with … Continue Reading La Paz, Bolivia
When we decided it was time to book our trip to Peru – centered around a visit to Machu Picchu – we wanted it to be memorable. After doing some research … Continue Reading The Salkantay Trek Videos: Cusco to Machu Picchu
At first glance, Havana seems like a bit of a mess. The streets are deteriorating, the buildings crumbling and most cars are sputtering dark smoke out their tailpipes. It is … Continue Reading Havana, Cuba
The Riviera Maya (and Yucatan Peninsula) is more than just sunshine, margaritas and beaches. There are hundreds of big and small Mayan ruins scattered across Mexico, Belize, Guatemala and even into … Continue Reading Mayan Ruins of Coba & Muyil