September, 2011
When in Peru, the best thing you can do before trekking to Machu Picchu, is acclimatising in Cusco… Continue reading
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Tag Archives: trekking
Peru: Incredible Colca Canyon 3-day Trek
August, 2011
Everything you need to know about a 3-day/2-night trek in the incredible Colca Canyon whilst in Peru – an experience you will never forget. Continue reading
What I Love About Amazing Arequipa, Peru
August, 2011
Not only is amazing Arequipa aptly named the ‘White City’ with dazzling Spanish-influenced architecture, but it is one of those cities that you instantly fall in love with and this is why… Continue reading
Bolivia’s Pampas: Pink Dolphins and Anacondas
August, 2011
Ever wanted to hunt for the illusive pink freshwater dolphin or the infamous beast-swallowing Anaconda snake, in Bolivia’s Pampas? Continue reading
Bolivian Transport: Sucre, Santa Cruz, Trinidad, Rurrenabaque
July, 2011
Bolivian transport in any form is challenging. Taking the flight from Sucre to Santa Cruz de La Sierra, then another to Trinidad, for the crazy onward bus to Rurrenabaque, is an experience that you’ll never forget… Continue reading
Into the Sahara, Morocco
March, 2011
Slender camels trailing slowly, with purpose, across desert-swept golden dunes, whilst moving deep into Morocco’s Sahara Desert…
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Southern Italy: trekking in the Calabrian snow
December, 2017
Trekking in the Calabrian snow? Sure, why not, when you’re in southern Italy… Continue reading
The ascent of Vulcán Villarrica, Chile
May, 2011
Finally, after about a week of waiting for the weather to clear, today is the day we enjoy the ascent of Vulcán Villarrica – one of Chile’s most active volcanoes!
Awaiting the ascent of Vulcán Villarrica, Chile
May, 2011
Fancy climbing one of Chile’s most active volcanos? Sure, why not! Although I didn’t realise that awaiting the ascent of Vulcán Villarrica would take some time, due to weather conditions…
Moon walking on ice – Perito Moreno Glacier
May, 2011
Anyone for a little moon walking on ice on the incredible Perito Moreno? This glacier is absolutely memorable and will leave you grasping for words!
Wait-a-while in Ushuaia, Argentina
April, 2011
Arguably, the southernmost city in the world and often missed due to its location, it is definitely worth waiting a while in Ushuaia, Argentina’s Tierra del Fuego region and adventure hub.
Versatile Blogger Award nomination
March, 2017
Very surprised to receive the Versatile Blogger Award nomination from whitneyibeblog, so very humbling and many thanks for the nomination. Continue reading
Italy’s spectacular Cinque Terre, what’s not to love?
December, 2015
I’d heard so much about Italy’s rugged although stunning Cinque Terre coastline, hugged by centuries’ old colourful fishing villages, but nothing prepares you for its magical beauty and quaintness.
Kampot – Southern Cambodia
November, 2014
Unpretentious Kampot is slowly becoming a popular destination on a traveller’s map. The lure of a quieter charming riverside town especially after Phnom Penh, which offers an array of Cambodia’s finest, if dilapidated, collection of French colonial architecture, is very appealing. Continue reading
Vang Vieng – backpacker haven in Northern Laos
September, 2014
You know it’s not going to be a good trip when the driver starts handing out plastic sick bags and anti-sick tablets, before your minivan even leaves for Vang Vieng! Continue reading
