Leaving Arequipa city already feels like a journey in itself. Traffic is slow and chaotic, and it can easily take almost an hour just to leave the urban sprawl behind. But once the city fades away, everything changes quickly. The … Read More
I first visited Arequipa more than 10 years ago with Felicity, during one of our early trips together in South America. Coming back now feels almost like reconnecting with an old acquaintance — familiar enough to recognise its colours and … Read More
Most travelers start their Peruvian journey in Lima, often staying within the familiar districts of Miraflores, Barranco, or the historic center. They’re beautiful — but Lima is so much more than its postcards. If you’re curious to explore deeper, this … Read More
Returning to Lima after more than ten years was an incredibly emotional experience. The first time I visited was with Felicity, during our eight-month journey through South America – an adventure that took us across the continent, from the Andes … Read More
The first time I visited Costa Rica was with Felicity during our round-the-world journey a few years ago. We were immediately struck by how easy the country is to travel in—welcoming locals, good infrastructure, and that perfect mix of adventure … Read More
After two intense days in Campo Grande and an epic adventure in the Pantanal—riding horseback through wide open landscapes, cruising down silent rivers surrounded by caimans and capybaras, and scanning the dark with a flashlight on a night safari, we … Read More
I flew out of London Heathrow with that familiar mix of excitement and anticipation buzzing in my chest. After a long-haul flight to São Paulo and a smooth connection to Campo Grande—the laid-back capital of Mato Grosso do Sul—I had … Read More
Leaving the grey skies of London behind, I boarded a direct flight from Heathrow to São Paulo – an 11-hour journey that marked the start of one of the most unforgettable adventures of my life. But before heading into the … Read More
Mexico has solidified its place as a global hotspot for remote work, and in 2026, Tulum remains the crown jewel of the movement. It’s no surprise, it consistently ranks among the top beach towns for digital nomads looking to thrive … Read More