I spent three days exploring Iguazu Falls and it’s subtropical rainforest surroundings. This place can be described as nothing short of magical. “Magical” seems to be the only word I can find that comes close to describing my time here. Each of my three days was an incredibly unique experience. For this reason, I need to do a separate post about each day here. I begin on day 1, by exploring the Brazilian side of the falls. Continue reading “Iguazu Falls, Brazilian Side”
It seems now like each place I go is harder to leave behind than the last. I am really going to miss Punte Del Este. Continue reading “Punte Del Este, Uruguay”
Ok, I hate to be a complainer. I really do. But that’s what this post is. A big vent session.
For all of you who think traveling is all fun and games, leisure and pleasure… read on. Continue reading “Murphey’s Law”
Well, I did it again. I fell in love – with Colonia. Continue reading “Colonia, Uruguay”
I don’t know why I am finding this post difficult to write. I think perhaps it is because I did not have an immediate strong reaction to Buenos Aires. It feels a lot like a city that could easily be in the States. Parts of it remind me of New York, others Los Angeles. I did not do as much sight-seeing in Buenos Aires as I have along other stops on my journey. It may be because I was tired from my travels, but more so, after days of analyzing, because I felt right at home in this city. Continue reading “Buenos Aires, Argentina”
It felt extremely good to get off the plane and step into warm weather again from El Calafate to Buenos Aires. But I absolutely MUST share this incredible experience before I run off and explore this new city. Perito Moreno was a perfect Adios to my Patagnoia explorations.
Wow. Wow wow wow. Torres Del Paine is absolutely a must for adventurers. Add this to your bucket list – plan your trip and go. Don’t think twice. Continue reading “Torres Del Paine”
I have been in Puerto Natales, Chile for Several days now. I am going to try to do two posts today to catch everyone up on what I’ve done here. It’s been pretty incredible. On my first day here, I took a lovely, leisurely boat tour to two glaciers. I met lovely people on the boat, and saw some incredible things. This post is going to be more images than words. Continue reading “Balmaceda and Serrano Glacier Tour”
Have you ever had a “holy shit” moment? Where your heart sinks into your feet and life stops feeling real? I’ve had a few of them. They’ve usually been awful moments. But on Magdalena Island, off of Punta Arenas, Chile, the other day I learned that sometimes those moments can be good moments. Continue reading “A “Holy Shit” Moment”
I had a truly fantastic time exploring Chile’s capital. Here are some of the things I did that made my time enjoyable! Continue reading “Things To Do In Santiago, Chile”