You’ve almost definitely seen the iconic massifs of Patagonia before. The image of the jagged snow-capped mountains jutting towards the sky in Torres del Paine is simply iconic – so iconic, in fact, that it is used as the brand Patagonia’s logo. When you explore Patagonia landscapes you’ll see incredible peaks, sweeping plains, and lakes …
Buenos Aires has been described as the “Paris of South America” and it does resemble the City of Light in some areas, with its European neo-classical, Art Noveau, and Art Deco architecture and wide boulevards in some of the central neighborhoods. However, Buenos Aires also has a certain energy that more closely resembles that of …
After landing and getting our bearings in the major Chilean cities of Santiago and Valparaiso, we’re continuing our journey through the lands way south of the (U.S) border in two incredibly different landscapes: the world’s driest desert and the largest waterfall on the planet. Take a look at traveling from Atacama to Iguazú in Chile …
The world has (mostly) opened back up and we are free to travel, which has us dreaming of far flung destinations. May we suggest a trip way south of the border? You probably think of Patagonia’s rugged landscapes or the lunar peaks of the Atacama when you think of Chile (and we’ll cover that too). But …
Let’s face it, we all deserve, or even need, a vacation sometimes. And while traveling right now is definitely riskier than in the past, choosing your destination(s) wisely and going for anything that’s mostly outdoors and easy to social-distance can make a safer trip possible and potentially preserve your sanity if you are like us …
