Patagonia, a vast land stretching over 1,060,631 square kilometers, split between two countries, adorned with mountains, glaciers,...
What I Learned in 1.5 Months in Patagonia: A Journey of Self-Discovery
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Journey’s End: Patagonia and the Andes
After my mesmerizing Andean Crossing through three pristine lakes and enchanted forests, I arrived in Bariloche—a bustling hub during the...
The Andean Crossing: Navigating Three Lakes from Chile to Argentina
The Chile-Argentina border cuts through the majestic Andes, dividing pristine lakes and attempting to separate a unique natural system....
Exploring Chiloé Archipelago: A Journey of Myth and Natural Wonders
While cruising aboard the Navimag ferry from Puerto Natales to Puerto Montt, I had the pleasure of meeting a charming young German couple...
Exploring Patagonia: Where Everything Slows Down Except the Wind…
Embarking on a journey from Puerto Natales to Puerto Montt with Navimag is an experience unlike any other. It's not a typical cruise—it's...
Torres del Paine National Park: The Eighth Wonder of the World
WIND...and more WIND...the kind that takes everything with it—the cap, the backpack, the trekking poles. It's the kind of wind that forces...
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I want to help shift society’s perception of seniors and encourage the silver demographic – especially independent women – to embrace travel and fully enjoy this stage of life without fear or hesitation.
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Getting Ready for a 6-Month Trip: What to Prepare
When you're going on a vacation for a few weeks, preparation is relatively simple, especially if it's within your home country. You pack the right clothes and accessories, and you're good to go. However, embarking on a solo journey to foreign countries for several...
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I wanted to see the coral reef. The 300 kilometers (out of a total of 900 extending from Cancun to Honduras) are a UNESCO World Heritage Site, and half of the 250,000 tourists come here to dive, for good reason. In fact, 36% of its forest and mangrove territory is...
Livingston and the Garifuna Tradition
I wasn't planning to visit the Tikal archaeological site because it seemed too far away, but I got curious about the city of Livingston on the Caribbean side because of its history. So, I embarked on the journey. It took about 30 hours to get there, and during the...