Travel Blogs South America

Tortola is the largest island of the British Virgin Islands and the best way to explore the beauty of this island is by boat so we decided to go on a Tortola Island Cruise departing from the island's capital, Road Town.

Tortola has some stunning beaches like Cane Garden Bay and you could see the white sand glistering from a distance. The bays were filled with boats and people enjoying...

If you're visiting Paraguay one of the first attractions every travel guide will recommend you is to visit the Jesús and Trinidad Jesuit Ruins.

Most people visit these towns on their way from Encarnacion to the Argentinian border and I must say they are really worth a visit, especially on a sunny day when the views are spectacular.

The Missiones of Jesus and Trinidad...

A cruise to the Bahamas is the perfect way to spend a dream holiday! We spend three days and two nights on board the Celebration Cruise Ship and had the best vacation.

It was amazing to visit the different cities during the day and enjoy the stunning sunsets on board of the ship at night.

We visited the capital of the Bahamas, Nassau, Port Lucaya and Freeport which is a beautiful town with amazing beaches and a pittoresque centre.

The 2 night Bahama's Celebration Cruise leaves from Fort Lauderdale, Florida and will offer all types of confort, there's even a...

Olinda is known as the smaller and more quite version of Recife, the bigger city in the south but both cities are world famous for their buzzling carnival celebrations.

Carnival in Olinda or Recife can be just as lively, if not more, than the days of Carnival in Rio de Janeiro and Salvador de Bahia.

Visiting Olinda and Recife therefor would be best in the February or the first weeks of March when you can get a tasty of this wild festival.

At the time we arrived in Olinda the week of carnival had just passed but you...

El Bolson is a town located at about 120 km from Bariloche and known for its hippie market where you can buy all kinds of nice things.

We decided to hitchhike because this is one of the quite areas where it's safe to do so and it gives you another perpective on travelling.

We ended up travelling with a local fisherman, a trucker and a ranger called Steve who took...