Medellin is a city transformed. A city looking forward. Eco-friendly, clean, safe, and economically booming. It’s a young city. Completely rebuilt in the last two decades. And quickly becoming a tourist hotspot in Colombia. Rightfully so. This is a city that makes you feel at home.
Salento was the unexpected favorite of our Colombian adventure. The towering wax palms of the Cocora Valley are what brought us to the mountains and we wished we could have extended our stay. Here’s why you should make the trek to the coffee capital of Colombia.
Isolte is the world’s most densely populated island. Roughly the size of 1.5 football fields, it houses somewhere around 1,200 people. We got a first-hand look at life on Isolte + here’s what we learned.
For Adventurous Souls Only. The Lonely Planet couldn’t have described it better. It’s one of those places you really have to see to understand the magic. Here’s our story of exploring Cartagena’s grittiest local market.
The Walled City is without a doubt the most famous attraction in Cartagena, Colombia. But here are 8 activities OUTSIDE the fortress walls worth exploring.
Packing your adventure bag isn’t easy. And Colombia has been the most difficult destination to pack for thus far! The mission? One carry on backpack ( + one personal item) each, fit for 3+ weeks on the road in the various climates of Colombia.
Over-Tourism. The product of our planets over-population and social media’s influence. Here’s how travel has led to the destruction of some of Earth’s most beautiful places.
Let’s talk food in Iceland. Some of the very best and very worst I have ever had.
Craving a beachy getaway with a side of lobster? Here’s the three little coastal towns that you must see on your Baja Peninsula road trip!
Mexican food isn’t all tacos and tamales. Puerto Nuevo is a town famous for frying up some of Mexico’s finest lobsters but thats not the only reason to visit. Here’s why you should add this tiny town to your Baja Peninsula road trip.