We arrived in Cuba with few expectations.
We were intrigued to visit before the borders fully opened up to United States tourists and "things started to chan...
Once we had a chance to catch our breath (Quito sits at a staggering 9,350 feet at the base of the Andean foothills), we set out on foot to explore this World H...
Stunning Beaches
The beaches on Varadero are truly something to see. The sand is perfectly white and and the brilliant aquamarine water mellow and shallow, ...
While I wouldn't normally consider wandering around a city on a self-guided tour an adventure, Havana certainly was. So much so we were exhausted after on...
Bogota by Bike
Unpolished. Energetic. Entrepreneurial.
A city on the rise and yet still entrenched in its past struggles. Today we had the opportunity to e...
After watching Anthony Bourdain visit La Puerta Falsa on No Reservations, we couldn't resist stopping by ourselves for a late afternoon bite.
The restaura...
Bogota's recent laissez-faire attitude towards graffiteros, or street artists, has resulted in a city full of colorful larger than life murals.
Below is a ph...
Admittedly, we were a bit naive in our estimation of the difficulty of the climb ahead.
We'd read it would only take an hour of climbing stairs to reach the to...
"Que tu recomiendas?"
Perhaps not the most eloquent way of asking for food recommendations but given Adam and I's limited knowledge of the Spanish language, ...
Planning a wardrobe that has to accommodate weather extremes for multiple months of travel is a daunting task - especially if you are a compulsive over-packer l...
