Rethinking Travel Safety and Crime in Latin America
Mention traveling in Latin America to almost anyone in the United States and you’re likely to get one question: is […]
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Mention traveling in Latin America to almost anyone in the United States and you’re likely to get one question: is […]
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Panama is the little snake sliver of land that connects North and South America. It’s home to the famous canal
Passing Through Panama: A Travel Guide to the Country that Connects the Americas Read Post »
Drake Bay is a small town on the shores of Costa Rica’s magnificent Osa Peninsula, and I absolutely loved it.
The village of Tortuguero, on Costa Rica’s Caribbean coast, is a paradise for nature lovers. Aquatic birds like herons and
Stalking Sea Turtles in Tortuguero and Exploring Costa Rica’s Remote Jungle Paradise Read Post »
San José is Costa Rica’s bustling, gritty, kind of dirty, capital city. That urban grit stands in surprising contrast to
Why You Shouldn’t Skip San José, Costa Rica’s Concrete Jungle Read Post »
Monteverde is one of Costa Rica’s most popular destinations. There’s a reason why. The cloud forests of Monteverde are misty
Monteverde: A Guide to Costa Rica’s Misty, Magical, and Touristy Cloud Forest Read Post »
Are you looking for Costa Rica Travel 101? Then you might want to sign up for the small town of
La Fortuna and Arenal National Park: Costa Rica’s Most Loveable Tourist Trap Read Post »
Costa Rica has almost become synonymous with tourism. Ziplines rip through forest canopies, resorts clog the edges of pristine beaches,
Come to Costa Rica: A Travel Guide to the Tourist Hotspot I Still Love Read Post »
The first thing you’ll see when traveling to Isla Ometepe will be two magnificent volcanoes rising up from the waters
Uncovering the Magic of Isla Ometepe: a Travel Guide to Nicaragua’s Twin Volcanic Island Read Post »
León seemed like the kind of place I would love. Before I arrived, I did what most travelers do and