We spent a long weekend in El Tunco, and it quickly became one of our favorite under-the-radar stops in Central America. El Salvador often gets skipped in favor of more well-known destinations, but if you like laid-back surf towns, stunning sunsets, and great local food at amazing prices, El Tunco is worth your time.
While the Galápagos is known for high-end expedition cruises, a DIY land-based trip is entirely doable and can save you thousands of dollars. Here’s what we did right, and our big mistakes you can learn from.
We think Quito is one of the most underrated capital cities in Latin America. It’s located high in the Andes Mountains at nearly 10,000 feet, and is full of colonial charm and vibrant local culture. We only had two full days in Quito, but they were packed with memorable experiences. If you’re heading to the Galápagos or Amazon, don’t skip Quito. Here’s how to spend…
Belize is a beautiful country with an incredible mix of itinerary options for travelers. You can choose beaches, jungles, or offshore islands – or hop between all three on a 14-seater plane if you’re up for a big adventure. With so many great places to choose from, it can be tough to pin down the right itinerary for your first visit to this Central American…
Planning a trip to Costa Rica and not sure where to go? This guide breaks down the best regions and towns in Costa Rica, from lush cloud forests and wildlife-rich jungles to laid-back beach towns and surf spots. We’ve explored a bunch of this diverse country and are excited to share our travel tips. Whether it’s your first visit or you’re coming back for more…
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 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 a bus ride to Valparaíso for a well-rounded experience. Here’s exactly how we structured our trip to Santiago, what we loved, what…
Here’s our honest ranking of six destinations that didn’t live up to the hype (with #1 taking the crown for disappointment), plus one iconic site that’s 100% worth the journey if you plan it right.
The best beginner destinations blend culture and adventure with comfort and an infrastructure that’s set up for tourism. Here are our favorite spots that we found to be easy to navigate but also different enough from our own environment to provide an exciting international experience.
