Crazy to think that this is our 5th annual End of Year Review. We feel very blessed to lead the life that we have for the last half a decade.
So before we get knee-deep in 2020, we would like to take a moment or six to reflect on the past 12 months. Where have we been? What have we been up to? Our favourite memories? And at the same time have some fun, as usual, with some numbers.
We spend 24 hours in Portugal’s second-largest city, Porto and it’s younger sister on the other side of the Douro River, Vila Nova de Gaia. We search out what there is to see and do in this vibrant and historic city other than drink port. Now, of course, no visit to Porto would be complete without the odd glass or two of the famous fortified wine that takes its name from this beautiful country
Ever wondered what happens at Burning Man? Come with us on our virgin burners experience to Black Rock City where we leap out of our comfort zone complete with photos.
The best Galapagos cruise. Seven sensational days, followed by 3 days chilling on Isabela Island. Bucket loads of animals to blow your imagination. We loved it.
Three wonderful weeks in Sucre Bolivia, learning the lingo at Sucre Spanish School, visiting local markets, joining the fiestas and staying with a 4 generation Bolivian family.
The perfect Salar de Uyuni tour from Tupiza to Uyuni. Captivating landscapes, Isla Incahuasi, Chuvica, a train graveyard, and two Everton fans talking crap for 4 days.
This will be in our third country in less than 2 months. Brazil is home to the largest wetland area in the wold. The Pantanal is alive with incredible range of wildlife from toucans to jaguars, piranha and caymans. We spend a wonderful 4 days exploring this amazing part of the world.
Which side is better – Brazil or Argentina? We explored both and share why Iguazu National Park should be on your South America bucket list.
Attending spanish school, finding the cool things to do in Buenos Aires, and living like a porteño. Experiencing San Telmo, Buenos Aires at its best.
Looking for a Perito Moreno Glacier tour? What could be better than strapping on some crampons and hiking on top of the big daddy of glaciers.
