South and North America in 11 Minutes
It’s been a long time coming, but I’ve finally got round to making a basic video with a selection of our favourite photos during our 8 months away. Enjoy The […]
What happened in Vegas….
Vegas Trip Review Sleeping So after leaving our beautiful campsite in Zion National Park it was a bit of a shock to turn up to the concrete jungle that is […]
Review – 7 Day Salkantay and Inca Trail Trek
Originally posted on Trekking to Machu Picchu – Alpaca Expeditions:
We have been so lucky to have so many of our clients post amazing reviews about their experiences with us…
Up and Down – Grand Canyon and Zion National Park
Leaving LA at rush hour was a bit of a mistake – we were caught in traffic within just a few minutes of driving. However we plodded through and were […]
Malibu, Minions and The City of Angels
Leaving the Big Sur bought a huge change in scenery. The further south we traveled, the less open space and more built up area there was, the more accessible but […]
California Dreaming – The BIG Sur
Monterey and Carmel After crashing for the night at Half Moon Bay’s dodgy marina car park (seaside views included), we woke early for a stroll along the beach to check […]
The Great Outdoors – Yosemite and Lake Tahoe
Yosemite National Park Yosemite National Park is perhaps the most treasured National Park in the US. With over 4 million visitors a year it helps sustain all other NP’s in […]
One of the greats………….San Francisco
After an extremely windy but beautiful drive on highway 1 and a much needed coffee stop (complete with picturesque riverside views) we arrived at the famous Golden Gate Bridge- gateway […]
I can see the sea!
Seattle We broke up our National Park hopping session with a visit to Seattle, home of the ferry boats. In fact the first thing we did upon entering the city […]
The Wild West
Badlands, Yellow Stone and Glacier National Park So since our last blog our camping situation has improved drastically. We have replaced car parks with national parks and instead of views […]
On the road again
Niagara Falls, Chicago and searching for Beavers….. Our adventures in Winnie (our camper) So far campervanning in the US has been a slightly different experience to campervanning in Patagonia but […]
Living the high life in NYC
Arriving in NYC We arrived in NYC excited if not a little pooped. It had taken us the grand total of 35 hours to get from Cumbuco to New York […]
Lets go fly a kite………or not!
Our plane landed at 4am- not ideal-but as soon as we arrived in Cumbuco the rest and relaxation began as did our carnival detox. Cumbuco is a world renowned kitesurfing […]
CARNIVAL!!!
Where to begin…Rio, more specifically Carnival, was CRAZY!!! If there is anything our little blog won’t be able to do justice it would be Carnival, but we will give it […]
Two Countries, One Waterfall – Iguaçu Falls
Argentinian Side We arrived early in the morning to a small town called Puerto Iguaçu following our 17 hour bus ride from BA, although tired and hungry we decided to […]
Eating, Drinking and Dancing our way through Buenos Aires
We arrived late to BA and pretty much started our trip as we meant to carry on; with great food, great drink and great music. We ate at a fab […]
The End of the World
On our rather dull 11 hour bus ride to Ushuaia we had to cross over from the main land to the island Tierra del Fuego. This too would have been […]
A Whole Lot of Ice
Our route South started in normal fashion for Patagonia, on a bum numbing drive with incredible scenery. We were taking the famous Ruta 40 South, destination El Chalten – the […]
Off the Beaten Track
On this leg of the journey we have really taken advantage of the camper and got off the gringo trail. It’s been a bit of an adventure, driving on dirt […]
Happy Campers
Finally! After a week of waiting we got to pick up our camper. It was worth the wait. Thankfully for Mike the design on our van is more butch than […]
Fireworks, Earthquakes and a Toilet Experience to Remember
Santiago Again our bus journey was pretty epic; entering Chile from Argentina involves crossing the Andes which makes for some incredible views and super windy roads. We also passed through […]
Christmas Time, no Mistletoe but Wine
Salta After one of the most spectacular bus journey’s to date Grace, Catherine (Irish girl we met on the salt flat tour) and I arrived in Salta. After dropping our […]
From the Moon to Mars- Salt Flats and the Atacama Dessert
Salar de Uyuni is the world’s largest salt flat at 12,106 square kilometres and, even more impressive, it is at an altitude of 3653m. It was once part of a […]
Bumbling around Sucre and Potosi
Sucre The bus from La Paz to Sucre was actually probably one of our best so far – we had front row seats on the top deck, so had great […]
Riding the World’s Most Dangerous Road and La Paz
La Paz Getting off the plane in La Paz we were hit by lovely cool dry air (a welcome relief from the heat of the jungle) due to the increase […]
