Looking for a way to explore Patagonia without committing to a full-on trekking or camping expedition? This 10-night Argentina itinerary is designed for travelers who want to experience the best of Buenos Aires and Patagonia at a slower pace with time to enjoy great food, local culture, and incredible views without packing hiking poles.
We’ve been to Guatemala three times so far and keep coming back for the scenery, food, and overall travel ease. These five experiences combine a bit of everything: nature, culture, great meals, ease of travel, and plenty of rest and relaxation.
Chile’s capital is easy to navigate, full of delicious food, and makes a great base for day trips. Three days is just enough to sample the city, sip some wine, and visit the coast. We mixed urban exploration, a private wine tour, and an affordable bus ride to Valparaíso for a well-rounded experience. Here’s how we structured our trip to Santiago, what we loved, what…
From cheap eats to fine dinning, here are a few places we absolutely loved. Plus we’ll recommend an excellent place to unwind with a massage, and our perfectly located Airbnb with the best balcony.
Roatán, the largest of Honduras’ Bay Islands, is a relaxed and affordable Caribbean destination with great snorkeling, diving, and friendly local communities. We’ve stayed in different parts of the island, dined our way through the beach towns, and learned a few practical lessons along the way. This guide pulls together all of our Roatán posts so you can plan your own trip, from where to…
Getting to Roatán is easier than most people expect, with direct flights from several major US cities and a ferry connection from the Honduran mainland. In this guide, we cover every airline that flies direct to Juan Manuel Gálvez International Airport, what to know about connecting through San Pedro Sula, and whether the La Ceiba ferry is worth it.
A week in Roatán is just enough time to enjoy the island’s beautiful beaches, stunning snorkeling, and laid-back Caribbean charm. We like to split our trip between West Bay for the beach and West End for its Central American vibe. Here’s your ideal Roatán itinerary with our favorite restaurants, activities, and lodging options for every budget.
Sandy Bay is an area of Roatán Island that you may hear about in your planning, but it’s not as popular as West End or West Bay. This town is located north of West End and has a mix of residential homes, small hotels, dive resorts, and a few notable attractions. We’ve only been to Sandy Bay once, but here’s what stood out and what…
West End has the best variety of food and nightlife on Roatan island. You can walk from one end to the other in about 15 minutes, passing everything from waterfront grills and street food stalls to upscale fusion restaurants. Most places are casual, with open-air seating and friendly service, which creates the perfect beach vibe. Here are our favorite spots we go back to every…
Roatán Island, which is located off the coast of Honduras in the Caribbean, is warm year-round with average highs in the mid-80s°F (29°C). The main things to consider when picking travel dates are rainfall, crowds, and prices. We’ve visited in all seasons and definitely have our favorite. Here’s what you can expect in each season.
