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Two Australians, twelve years, one slow lap of the world.
Vietnam (Pt 2)
“Banh mi, endless markets and prawns by the seaside”
Vietnam (Pt 1)
“Rice field rebirth and warm soup on rainy days”
Laos
“Slow boats, beautiful valleys and remnants of war”
Thailand (Pt 2)
“Temples, architectural art and the best soup so far”
Thailand (Pt 1)
“Beaches, trains, sleepless nights and food delights”
Malaysia (Pt 2)
“Great heights, street art, familiar bars & the Andaman Sea”
Malaysia (Pt 1)
“Street markets, temples, cheeky monkeys and mossy forests”
Singapore
“Hawker markets, chili mud crab, New Years Eve and cloud forest walks”
Maui
When I hear the word Hawaii, I think of beautiful sandy beaches, gorgeous weather, luscious green forests, belching volcanoes and that aloha spirit — and…
Lost in translation in Tokyo
Here are a few of the highlights from out Tokyo visit.
Arequipa
Our first stop in Peru would be to the charming city of Arequipa. Not knowing what to expect from Peru, we were quite surprised when we arrived in this…
Condors and oases — Colca Canyon
One thing we came to enjoy on our South American trip was hiking. It was a great way to get off the beaten track and become immersed in a country’s natural…
Beautiful Peru
Although our past blogs have been about a specific destination, I felt the need to write a post about Peru as a whole.
Iquique — Chiles’ Sun Capital
A long, 18 hour bus ride from La Serena on the mid coast of Chile to the North had us arriving in Iquique, Chiles’ sun and surf destination. Even though…
Completos, Pisco Sours and Terremotos
Here are a few ‘do not miss’ tasty treats in Chile:
Pisco Sours & Stargazing — La Serena
As we follow the Chilean coast further north we reach the seaside town of La Serena.
Valparaiso
It’s winding narrow streets and steep staircases make for the perfect place to explore, get lost in and find something artistically inspiring down a side…
Santiago de Chile
The city of Santiago is our first stop in Chile after crossing the Andes from Argentina.
Beef, Red Wine and Empanadas
Here are a few ‘do not miss’ tasty treats in Argentina:
Crossing the Andes
The winding highway road that connects Argentina and Chile together is one of the most popular and stunning country crossings in South America.
Wine, food and the Andes
At the base of the spectacular snow capped Andes on the Argentine side lies the province of Mendoza. We found ourselves staying in the city of the same name …
5 tips for traveling in Argentina
Over the last few weeks of our travels, we’ve come across a few things that may help in your future journey to Argentina. There’s a few curious differences…
Buenos Aires!
After a nearly 15 hour flight from Sydney we were excited to finally touch down in Buenos Aires.
