With a nickname like the Paris of South America, Buenos Aires, Argentina, can’t be missed. But aside from its must-experience architecture, museums, tango, malbec wines, and Argentine beef, BA also served as our refueling station. After our five weeks running around Brazil and
Remember that to-die-for hotel in Lost in Translation? The one where Bill Murray is completely pampered, sipping Suntory whiskey in that swanky jazz bar, rendezvousing with Scarlett Johansson at the sky pool, or gazing out his wall of windows from 45 floors above
There is something about honeymooning in a house…especially when that home is gorgeous, exotic, and one you don’t have to clean yourself. Instead of a hotel for the Kanazawa Japan portion of our trip, we opted for a 19th-century townhouse in the former
If you’ve dreamed of the perfect desert isle, the kind you think is only possible in Photoshopped screen-savers, it exists, and its name is Medjumbe Island, Mozambique. Rani Resorts claimed this serpentine sandbar hovering above the turquoise water in Mozambique’s Quirimbas Archipelago and made
We love fall for the foliage it brings, but even in places that don’t get the classic autumn colors, traveling in this season brings tons of other benefits: lower prices, fewer crowds, pleasant temperatures, and more. Find out the best fall travel destinations
Whatever you pack for travel tech (laptops, earbuds, action cameras, drones, smart-watches, etc)…none of it matters if you don’t have a way to safely charge these devices abroad. Traveling for 14 years across 91 countries, we’ve tried all sorts of adapters, surge protectors,
From the driest desert in the world to the largest icefield outside of Antarctica, and world-class wine country in between, Chile is a traveler’s dream. Though between navigation, language translation, currency conversion, and managing hotel bookings, having reliable cell service is essential on
They call Guyana, “South America Undiscovered,” and it felt that way as we splashed down red dirt roads, paddled dugout canoes to remote indigenous villages, and saw more tropical birds than tourists. Over 85% of the country is pure rainforest and, as part
Everyone wants to visit Glacier National Park…like 3 million people a year. But what many park-goers don’t realize is that most of Western Montana was carved by the same glacial activity, offering stunning mountains, lakes, rivers, and forests with a fraction of the
Leaving Petra, we joined a tour bus full of Jordanian women–heading 130 miles in the wrong direction. We don’t know why we did this, considering we weren’t exactly sure where they were going or when they would arrive to our intended destination, but