The United States is a huge country. It’s difficult to truly conceptualize the size, and while you might be able to do a tour of, say, the UK in a relatively short space of time, you’ll only be able to explore one area of the States at a time.
Join us on our year long travel in South America. On my travel blog you will find the best places in Peru to travel, wonderful Bolivia trekking, Argentinian wineries, hiking in Patagonia and beaches in Brazil. Check out the top world travel destinations.
The United States is a huge country. It’s difficult to truly conceptualize the size, and while you might be able to do a tour of, say, the UK in a relatively short space of time, you’ll only be able to explore one area of the States at a time.
Back in 2008, when I was in the US on a Work & Travel program, I had this grand plan to finish off my summer with an epic road trip across America. Unfortunately, it never happened. If it had happened, these are the places I would’ve visited.
The open road doesn’t have to come at the planet’s expense. If you’ve ever found yourself tracing winding highways, chasing sunsets in your RV, you’ve probably also paused to wonder—what’s the real footprint of this freedom?
A road trip may sound like the perfect relaxing break. Being free to explore, travel at your own pace, and to relax in your very own home-from-home on wheels is the ultimate vacation for many people. However, without meticulous planning, a road trip can quickly become a stressful experience.
During our year-long adventure across South America, we tried almost every mode of transportation you can imagine, and for one full year, we even owned a car... One thing I’m deeply grateful for is that we never had a single car accident.
Visiting the US East Coast is a marvelous treat that is full of the bounties of each season. The east coast is also where most of the foundational history of the United States took place, so there’s something for everyone, from spring history tours to embracing true American culture.
Iceland attracts tourist all year round. Yes, even in winter. The beginning of winter was also the time we chose to visit Iceland. Read about the 3 main reasons why we've headed to the icy cold wind and snow.
Cabo Polonio is an iconic Uruguayan beach town where time has stopped 100 years ago. Though modern technologies are slowly entering this sleepy town, most of the places are still proud of no Wi-Fi, electricity or running water available to their guests and strive to preserve it this way...