Tulum was my first port of call in Mexico and it was an amazing introduction the country I’d soon spend more than 2 months travelling through. My friends had been before and had raved about how cute this little…
Latin America
Last year, I visited more countries than I’d ever visited throughout the rest of my life. After spending a bit of time in Asia, I hit up South Africa, visited some European countries and went on a big trip…
When I was researching the best digital nomad destinations in Central America, I realised that the pickings were gonna be slim. There didn’t seem to be any bonafide digital nomad hotspot anywhere between Playa del Carmen and Medellin but…
Isla Holbox is a gorgeous little island in Mexico’s Yucatan Peninsula that’s just 40 miles away Cancun, yet feels a million miles away. A far cry from its mainland cousins, you won’t find high-rise hotels, American restaurants or even…
Funnily enough, it was by chance that we ended up in Belize! When we were planning our trip to Central America, we’d read on numerous blogs that this tiny Caribbean country would suck the life out of our little…
Planning a trip to Guatemala can be overwhelming. For such a small country, you’re probably thinking that there are countless things to see. I felt the same way, too! We spent almost 2 months exploring ancient ruins, colonial cities,…
If you’re planning to travel around Latin America, one of the best travel tips I can give you is to learn Spanish! Before I begun my adventure in Central America, I’d been doing Duolingo religiously on a daily basis.…
The colourful, mountainside city of Guanajuato is probably one of the most photogenic places I’ve visited in my life. We stayed for just 3 days, but found ourselves longing for a bit more time. The city, which is filled…
The colourful, colonial city of Antigua is, without a doubt, Guatemala’s top tourist attraction. Visitors come in flocks every day to see this UNESCO world heritage sight and the mass of churches that it boasts. That’s not to say,…
Travelling to Cuba Independently? Here’s Everything you Need to Know
Of all my travel experiences, travelling to Cuba independently was by far one of the most challenging! With complications like their dual currency, very little internet and next to no hostels, this isn’t the kind of place that you can…