Hannah (with doubt): “Nacho? We are staying with a stranger named Nacho?” Me: “I think it’d be fun – his CouchSurfing profile looks really awesome. Hopefully you’re ok with this?” Continue Reading →
This is the final part of a Patagonia 3-part blog Part 1 – Marley, Torres del Paine and Chinita Love Part 2 – Glacier Tossing, Argentine Tango and Penguins!!! Before Continue Reading →
Bolivia’s guide to Lonely Planet advised that we ask several people when asking for directions. It went on to explain that in wanting so much to be helpful, locals will Continue Reading →
Rose was already at the hostel when we arrived to Punta Arenas; she made a 25-hour journey from the US. She had made quick friends with others guests and the Continue Reading →
We didn’t let the two hour bus breakdown in the middle of the desert spoil our excitement for the week ahead. Two Couchsurfing hosts and a mutual friend would be Continue Reading →
Déjà vu. Adobe buildings, dry desert sun, and it was the first time we heard English spoken more often than Spanish. It didn’t help that the Chilean flag is very Continue Reading →
All the travelers we had encountered advised us to get in and out of Uyuni as quickly as possible. A desert town with wide streets to match the open sky, Continue Reading →